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Opposition Parties Want More Details Before Fully Approving the Ongoing GBC-WBC Collaboration

By Martin Giles The new Joint Chief Executive for Guildford and Waverley Borough Councils has described the next stages of the collaborative partnership that is aimed at reducing costs and…

Guildford’s Tory MP Quits Government Role Over ‘Partygate’ But Does Not Call for PM’s Resignation

By Martin Giles With the initial, incomplete, 12-page report on “Partygate” in Whitehall made known today, Guildford’s MP has revealed that she has resigned her position as a permanent parliamentary…

Chief Constable Admits, Surrey Police Has ‘A Lot More To Do’ in Solving Burglaries

Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Surrey Police has “an awful lot of work to do” in increasing the number of burglary cases that are solved in the county, its chief…

Ambulance Staff Urged to Take up Flu Jab Amid High Sickness Levels

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Sickness levels are unusually high in the ambulance service as the enormous pressures facing staff present as stress and anxiety. This is on top…

Police Investigation Continues into Fatal Collision on the A3

Investigating officers are continuing to appeal for the public’s help following a fatal collision on the A3 on Tuesday, January 11. Police were called to the A3 between the Send…

Lib Dem Housing Policy Claims Are ‘Dishonest’ Says Former Senior Member

By Martin Giles Guildford’s Liberal Democrats have moved onto the front foot to defend their housing policy following a promise in the 2019 borough council election campaign to build 3,000…

Ash Parish Council Chairman Criticises Fellow Councillor Over By-election

By David Reading The election of independent candidate Cllr Pat Scott onto Ash Parish Council has triggered a negative reaction from the council’s Conservative chairman, Cllr Nigel Manning.  He made…

Over Half of Surrey’s Food Waste is Wasted, and It’s Getting Worse

By Hugh Coakley Over 50,000 tonnes of Surrey’s food waste, that could be recycled, ends up in rubbish bins. That’s more than half of all the food waste the county…

Paramedics Hoping Mandatory Vaccination Law Will Change Are ‘Unwise’, Says Chief

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The chief of the ambulance service that covers Surrey has said paramedics declining the mandatory Covid vaccine are “unwise” to hope the law will…

Planting a Tree for the Queen’s Jubilee

Members of the local community took part in a tree-planting ceremony this week (on January 26) at the Sensory Garden at Stoke Park, as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy. …