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Town Pavements Look ‘Unloved, Abandoned and Neglected’ But SCC Says ‘Major Repairs’ Planned

By Hugh Coakley Pedestrian pavements in parts of the town centre look “unloved, abandoned and neglected” says a Guildford resident. Surrey County Council (SCC), the authority responsible for the maintenance…

PCC Snubs Complaints Panel Decision and Refuses to Explain Herself to Reigate MP

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Surrey’s police and crime commissioner has snubbed a complaints panel decision and refused to explain herself to Reigate’s MP after her transgender tweet caused…

Heath Fire on Ash Ranges

By Martin Giles A heath fire that was first reported before midday (April 23) on the Ash Ranges Danger Area is now under control. Surrey Police have said on a…

Borough Council Wants Your Views on Its Enforcement Policy

Guildford Borough Council is asking residents and businesses to give their views on new proposals for its use of powers to investigate, regulate and enforce. The council is updating its…

First Ukrainian Refugees Arrive in Guildford

By Martin Giles Around 30 Ukrainian refugees have now arrived in Guildford and more are expected soon. One mother and daughter has been taken in by a family in St…

Guildford MP’s Support for Boris Johnson as PM Still Uncertain

By Martin Giles Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson was prepared to support a Labour motion, yesterday (April 21), for a parliamentary investigation into whether the prime minister lied to the Commons…

Surrey Police Doesn’t Have the Culture Challenges Faced By the Met, says Surrey PCC

By Julie Armstrong Surrey Police is in a better place than the Met Police when it comes to force culture, Surrey’s police and crime commissioner has said. PCC Lisa Townsend…

£300,000 ‘Community Money’ at Risk of Being Returned to Developers

By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter Nearly £300,000 obtained from developers to improve Guildford’s communities is at risk of being handed back because the council has neither allocated nor…

Did You Witness Hate Crime at a Guildford Petrol Station?

Surrey Police is appealing for help to identify a man who it believes may be able to help with an investigation into a hate crime. The incident occurred at a…

Educational Camps Approved for Remote Haslemere Countryside

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A retired teacher will host residential stays teaching countryside life and conservation to up to 60 young people at her remote Haslemere farm. Margaret…