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Vegetable Oil to Keep Surrey’s Roads Skid Free This Winter

Surrey’s 39 gritters will trial running on environmentally friendly Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) fuel from this week, as part of Surrey County Council’s commitment to reduce carbon emissions across the…

County Councillors Urged to Press Ahead with EV Charging Points Rollout

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Surrey councillors are being urged to meet a demand for 10,000 electric vehicle charge points in the county by 2030. There are currently only…

Tandridge Councillors Hope They Will Not Have to Start Again on 6,000 Home Local Plan

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A Surrey council’s long-term plan to build 6,000 homes hangs in the balance as planners put forward four options, with one including scrapping it…

Independent Candidate Elected Unopposed for Ash Parish Council

By Martin Giles A new parish councillor for Ash has been elected unopposed. Pat Scott stood as an Independent. She will be the second Independent on the parish council joining…

Restoration Work Starts On Guildford’s Iconic Guildhall and Town Clock

By Hugh Coakley Essential restoration work started on the historic Guildhall yesterday (January 19) following the completion of work to erect scaffolding at the front of the building. The work,…

New Zebra Crossing Approved for Ash Danger Road

By David Reading A new zebra crossing has been approved by Surrey County Council for Ash Hill Road in Ash. It will be located between Victoria Hall and the Coronation…

Did You See Fairlands Burglars?

Surrey Police are appealing for the public’s help following a residential burglary on Envis Way, in the Fairlands Estate, Worplesdon. Officers were called after reports of a burglary that occurred…

Landowner Says He’ll Provide County’s First Short-stay Traveller Site

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter An owner of a patch of land outside Pirbright says he’ll provide Surrey’s first short-stay Traveller site and has started work to launch his…

Council Wants Your Help to Decide Where to Stop Spending Pennies (and Pounds)

Guildford Borough Council wants the public to help them choose which toilets should be kept open, and which of the 16 public toilets in the borough will close. Their Public…

Armed Robbery in Farncombe, Police Seek Witnesses

An armed robbery is reported to have taken place at the Co-op in Farncombe on Friday, January 7. Police were called to the shop around 9am. The victim, who worked…