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Three Guildford County Councillors Give Their Impressions of First Council Meeting

Three Guildford County Councillors Give Their Impressions of First Council Meeting

By Martin Giles We all have experienced that “first day a school feeling” and perhaps it was similar for Surrey county councillors as they met up for their first meeting…

Surrey’s Vaccine Supply Line Is Strong, Say Healthcare Commissioners

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The vaccine supply levels across Surrey are in good shape, say the people who buy its healthcare services. NHS Surrey Heartlands clinical commissioning group…

‘This Should Be Guildford’s Masterplan’ GBC Leader Tells Executive As Next Stage Approved

By Martin Giles The first stage of a new “Strategic Masterplan Study” was well received by speakers from across the political spectrum at Guildford Borough Council yesterday evening (May 25)…

County Lines Dealer Sentenced to Four Years Behind Bars

A class A drug dealer has been sentenced to four years’ imprisonment after officers spotted him dealing drugs from his car in Guildford last year. Ishmel Conteh, 23, of Durnsford…

New Sewage Treatment Works Plans Revealed For Public Consultation

Thames Water has revealed its plans to relocate Guildford’s sewage treatment plant. It is asking the public for their views before submitting a formal planning application to Surrey County Council, the waste planning…

Women Make Up Two Thirds of New County Council Cabinet

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Women make up two-thirds of the new Surrey County Council cabinet appointed by Tim Oliver, who has been elected to remain as leader for…

Teenager Punched and Robbed in Town Centre

Teenager Punched and Robbed in Town Centre

A 17-year-old boy was knocked out and robbed by two men in the early hours of Wednesday, May 19 in Onslow Street. The teenager was walking along Onslow Street, across…

Guildford’s MP Steps In To Break Stalemate In Bellfields Battle Over Allotments

By Hugh Coakley Guildford’s MP, Angela Richardson has stepped in to support the Bellfields campaigners’ battle to save their allotments from being taken for the 1,550 houses planned for the…

Indian Variant Cases Discovered in NE Hampshire

By Martin Giles With news this evening (May 24) that cases of the “Indian variant” of Covid-19 have been discovered in nearby parts of Hampshire and “surge-testing” introduced, concern will…

Surrey Satellite Technology Lunar to Lead Consortium for European Space Agency Moonlight Study

Surrey Satellite Technology Lunar (SSTL) has been selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) to lead a consortium of international companies in a study into interconnected lunar satellites. It will…