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Council Leaders Ask for Permission to Hold Virtual Meetings to be Reinstated

By Martin Giles Council leaders at Guildford and Waverley Borough Councils have called on the leader of the House of Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg, to find the parliamentary time to allow…

Ride On A Vintage Bus As Safeguard Takes Over Route 18

In celebration of Safeguard buses taking over Guildford Route 18 and returning to Onslow Village after a 92-year break, its 65-year old AEC Reliance will operating duplicate journeys on Saturday,…

Surrey Satellites Win Space Debris Removal Contract

Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL), based in Guildford’s Research Park, has won a contract from the UK Space Agency for a project to study how to take space debris out…

Guildford’s MP Tweets She Did Not Attend Christmas Party When a PPS at Education Department

By Martin Giles Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson has responded to a question, posed by Guildford Lib Dems on Twitter, that she did not attend a Christmas party held at the…

East Horsley Road Re-opens Leaving Traders to Count the Cost

By Martin Giles The road closure that angered East Horsley traders and residents ended late afternoon on Wednesday (December 8). Motorists can once again access the shopping parades near East…

Concerns Over Guildford’s Local Plan Raised Ahead of Public Consultation

By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter Councillors have raised concerns that Guildford’s Local Plan is not doing enough to tackle the “disaster” of infilling ahead of a planned round…

New Lib Dem Councillor Joins Executive to be Lead Member for Climate Change

The expected reshuffle of the Executive Committee at Guildford Borough Council in the wake of Cllr Jan Harwood’s move to the Conservative group has eventually been confirmed this week, but…

GBC Masterplan Consultation Launched – Public Participation Encouraged

By Hugh Coakley The next stage to produce a new Masterplan for Guildford was launched by GBC yesterday (December 8) with a call for people to take part in a…

‘No Applicants’ for Vacancies as 500 Surrey Children Await Mental Health Treatment

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Nearly 500 young people are waiting longer than they should for mental health treatment in Surrey but the service is struggling to fill vacancies.…

LITE Radio Aims to Fill a Gap in Local Broadcasting

Surrey has a new radio station, Lite RADIO which carries the strapline “Bringing local radio back to Surrey”. Test broadcasting online and on DAB radio commenced yesterday (December 7) before…