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County Council Says No to Making 20mph the New 30 with Signage Only

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A bid to make the default speed limit 20mph in all Surrey town centres and residential areas was thrown out by county councillors yesterday.…

Notice: Watts Gallery Exhibit ‘Heartlands: Inspired by Our Landscape’

By Alice Fowler Guildford’s Janina Klein is one of eight talented local artists whose work, inspired by Surrey’s varied landscapes, is currently on show at Watts Gallery – Artists’ Village…

Council Hosts Online Debate to ‘Shape Guildford’s Future’ – Tonight

Improving air quality, flooding control, responding to climate change and enhancing our beautiful public green spaces are some of the topics for GBC’s next online debate tonight (January 18) at…

Guildford’s Beacon Will Be Lit for Queen’s Jubilee

By Martin Giles Guildford along with towns and settlements across the UK and the Commonwealth will be lighting its beacon on The Mount as part of the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations…

Family Voices Frustration Over Guildford Disabled Access Problems

By David Reading The parents of an 11-year-old disabled girl have described their long battle with Guildford Borough Council in their attempts to improve life for people like their daughter. …

Formal Proposal to Close Ash Centre for Elderly People Goes to GBC’s Executive

By Emily Coady-Stemp, local democracy reporter and David Reading The permanent closure of the Shawfield Day Centre for elderly people in Ash has moved a step closer following a recommendation…

Town Split Over St Mary’s Wharf As Historic England Accuses Developer of “Flawed” Conclusions

By Hugh Coakley Opinion in Guildford remains split over the St Mary’s Wharf proposals for riverside apartments, up to nine storeys high, on the former Debenhams site. And in what…

Tennis Club’s Application for New Court Rejected

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A tennis club has had its application for a new court turned down over concerns the floodlights would spill into people’s gardens. Merrow Lawn…

Frimley Park Hospital to Be Rebuilt At a Cost of £1.26bn to Fix Unsafe Roof Problem

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A £1.26billion transformation is planned to deliver a new state-of-the-art Frimley Park Hospital. The hospital will be rebuilt to get rid of a lightweight…

Covid Infections Continue to Decline in Guildford and Across Surrey

By Martin Giles Covid infection rates continue to drop significantly in Guildford and Surrey, according to the latest summary report from Surrey County Council. There were 12,221 confirmed Covid-19 cases…