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Youth Offending Services in Surrey Are ‘Good’ Says Inspector

Youth offending services in Surrey have been graded as “good” overall, and “outstanding” in three areas by HM Inspectorate of Probation (HMIP). The Surrey Youth Offending Service, who work with…

Grants Available to Improve Energy Efficiency in Surrey Homes

Guildford residents are being urged to act quickly to receive up to £10,000 per household to make homes warmer, more energy-efficient and help save money on energy bills. The grant…

Fairwood Helpers Thank Burpham’s Cook Shop For Donating Meals During Pandemic

By Hugh Coakley The Cook shop in Burpham has donated more than 4,000 meals to those in need in the Worplesdon area since lockdown in 2020, taking the figure to…

Quick Reads – News In Brief March 2022

A selection of stories published in brief, from press releases and other correspondence Pair busy training for London Landmarks Half Marathon Two buddies who support young people at the charity…

Photo Feature: Indian Students Celebrate Holi Festival Of Colours On Campus

By Hugh Coakley Indian students were exuberantly celebrating Holi, the Festival of colours, in the bright spring sunshine on the University of Surrey campus this weekend (March 19). Around 250…

Two Behind Bars for Callous Burglary in Seale

Two Behind Bars for Callous Burglary in Seale

Two men have been sentenced for a callous burglary in which a car and a large amount of jewellery, including items of great sentimental value, were stolen from a house…

Over 130 Charges Following M25 Environmental Protests in Surrey

A total of 54 people are due to appear in court to face criminal charges following protests at junctions of the M25 in Surrey last year. The protests, by the…

University Backs Down After Blocking Critical Social Media Accounts

By Hugh Coakley The University of Surrey blocked a student group last week because of criticism made on social media about the association of the university with arms manufacturer BAE…

Joint Committee Agrees Changes to On-Street Parking in Guildford

By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter On-street parking charges in Guildford will go up from July, with drivers also being offered more payment options. The Guildford Borough Council Joint…

Borough Council Waits for More Details of How It Can Help Ukrainian Refugees

By Martin Giles GBC is still “eagerly” awaiting details of the government scheme to accommodate Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion of their country. The government has said that there will…