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David Shepherd’s Foundation Holds Its First ‘Eco Forum’ in Shalford

By Cecilia Taylor Shalford is taking the threat of climate change seriously if the attendance at a meeting co-hosted by the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF) is anything to judge…

Guildford’s Casino Nightclub Could Be Vaccination Centre and Covid Update

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The Casino nightclub in Guildford could be run as a vaccination centre. The club, in Onslow Street, reportedly saw a drop in customers when…

Witness Appeal After Assault on Woodbridge Road

Surrey Police are appealing for witnesses after a moped driver was assaulted at the town end of Woodbridge Road (near Leapale Road), Guildford, on Monday (February 28). The assault took…

Drones and Unmarked Vehicles Will Seek Out ‘Fatal Five’ Offences on Surrey’s Roads

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A new Surrey policing team will be dedicated to cutting the driving offences that most lead to death on the county’s roads. The fatal…

Council Hopes to Move Children from Homes into Foster Families

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Surrey County Council is aiming to move more looked after vulnerable children living in residential children’s homes into foster families. The authority believes joining…

Resignation Means Tories Lose Majority on Surrey Heath Council

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The Conservatives have lost their majority on Surrey Heath Borough Council after a councillor resigned last week. Surrey Heath, which includes Frimley and Camberley,…

Pea for Petunia? Cosmos for Cucumber? – Guildford Seed Swappers Get Ready to Sow

By Martin Giles Spring is almost here, dibbers are being dusted off, and Guildford gardeners gathered at Zero, the community hub in Friary Street, to swap seeds. Yesterday’s (Sunday, February…

Cathedral Can Develop Land for Homes Says Charity Commission

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter The Charity Commission has confirmed land around Guildford Cathedral can be sold for redevelopment, as residents voiced concerns about the newest plans for Stag…

Chris Grayling Blasts ‘Official Failure’ of County Council

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Chris Grayling has accused a council of “the biggest example of official failure” he has seen in all of his time as an MP.…

It’s Goodbye to TGI Fridays After 24 Years and Other Guildford Shop News

By Hugh Coakley TGI Fridays, the restaurant at the top of North Street, closed down last week, deciding not to renew their lease after 24 years in the town centre.…