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Sandfield Primary Get On Their Bikes to Go to School On ‘Wheels Day’
By Hugh Coakley Sandfield Primary School held a ‘Wheels Day’ on Friday, May 20, their first active travel day, getting pupils out of cars coming to school and onto scooters,…
Surrey Conservative Group Announce ‘Boost in Investment in Road Safety and Active Travel’
By Hugh Coakley An initiative of “further highways investment to reduce road casualties, tackle speeding and make walking, push scooting and cycling to school easier and safer” has been announced…
Birthday Honours for Guildford Residents
During all the celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee two residents of Guildford Borough were announced as recipients of the Queen’s Birthday Honours. Valerie Watson of Normandy a welfare office manager…
Guildford’s MP Says She Will Vote Tonight, ‘No Confidence’ in the Prime Minister
By Martin Giles Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson will be supporting the no confidence motion in tonight’s vote within the Conservative Parliamentary Party. The vote is to be held between 6pm…
Travellers Move Onto Stoughton Recreation Ground
A group of travellers have this afternoon (Sunday, June 5) moved onto Stoughton Recreation Ground. A resident who lives near the park said they have phoned the police to inform…
Updated Photo Feature: How Guildford Celebrated the Queen’s 70th Jubilee
By Martin Giles and Hugh Coakley We’ve had some great photos of the Jubilee celebrations around the Guildford borough. Scroll down to find photos of celebrations in your area. Please…
Inquest Hears Last Words of Teen Who Jumped to His Death
By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter “Tell [her] I love her” were the last words of a teenager who jumped to his death after being mistakenly released from a mental…
Guildford Council Approves Further Investment in Rural Broadband
By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Households in some Surrey villages could see their broadband speeds improve after a budget of £60,000 was approved for a not-for-profit social enterprise. Guildford…
Local Kayak Club Cleans Up Shopping Trolleys And Rubbish From River
By Hugh Coakley Shopping trolleys, metal poles, glass, plastic were amongst the general rubbish pulled out of the river by the 70 enthusiastic volunteers and members of the Wey Kayak…
Guildford’s Beacon Lit to Form Part of a Global Chain of Jubilee Celebration
By Martin Giles Guildford’s Beacon was lit last night as part of a national and international chain of beacons to signal and celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. As the sun…
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