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Dorking Pharmacy Taking Proactive Approach to Prevent Vaccine Wastage

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter It would seem the best way of getting your coronavirus vaccine in Dorking is to hang around South Street in the late afternoon. Frith…

Guildford MP Reports Meeting PM on Planning as By-Election Sounds ‘Warning Shot’ to Tories

By Martin Giles Local Liberal Democrats are hailing a stunning victory in the Chesham and Amersham by-election and insisted: “If it can happen there it can happen here in Guildford…

Reports of Sexual Exposure Linked To Same Suspect

Reports of Sexual Exposure Linked To Same Suspect

A man in his 20s is suspected of committing several acts of sexual exposure in the Guildford area. Surrey Police have received a number of reports of the crime on…

Political Parties Keep Their Powder Dry on Proposed Boundary Changes

By Martin Giles The Lib Dems and Guildford Labour are questioning the proposal to include Ash with Godalming in a new constituency proposed by the Boundary Commission last week. But…

Retired Colonel with Local Roots Awarded an MBE

By Martin Giles Col (retd) Patrick Crowley chief executive of the South East Reserve Forces’ & Cadets’ Association is another local award winner in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Col…

County Council Leader Elected Chair of National Network

Surrey County Council’s leader will speak on behalf of England’s largest councils after being elected chair of their national network. The County Councils Network (CCN) is the national voice for…

Two Surrey Chief Officers Recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours List

The Chief Constable of Surrey Police, Gavin Stephens, and the Chief Officer of Surrey Special Constabulary, Ken Iredale, have both been recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List published today…

GBC and University Scrap Over Cancellation of Roundabout Improvement

By Hugh Coakley Guildford Council and the University of Surrey have given different reasons for the cancellation of the improvements to the Tesco roundabout near a junction with the A3…

Surrey Police Kick Off Crack Down on Summer Drink and Drug Drivers

A summer campaign to crack down on drink and drug drivers kicks off today (Friday, 11 June), in conjunction with the Euro 2020 football tournament. Both Surrey Police will deploy…

Surrey Schools Lose Over £1million for Disadvantaged Pupils This Year

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Schools in Surrey are having to wait a whole year to get funding for some pupils who became eligible for free school meals during…