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Offices Planned At White Lion Walk – Next To Move To The Friary

By Hugh Coakley The upper floors of the Guildford town centre shopping arcade White Lion Walk are to be converted into offices if owners Redevco, a retail and residential real…

Family Concerned for Welfare of Missing Godalming Woman

Surrey Police are appealing for the public’s help in finding missing woman Charlotte Denyer, 34, from Godalming. She hasn’t been seen for several days and her family are growing increasingly…

Protest At Historic Ash Site Forces Planning Deferral

By David Reading Campaigners turned out in force on Tuesday (May 18) to oppose plans to build 73 homes near Ash Manor, the ancient moated manor house in Ash Green.…

Wildlife Trust Praises Donors, Pledges Pewley Down Fields as Nature Treasure Chest

Surrey Wildlife Trust has praised the “extraordinary community bid”, spearheaded by residents and assembled in just three weeks, which saved 37.5 acres of rare chalk grassland on the North Downs…

Council’s First Post-Lockdown Face-to-Face Meeting Greets New Mayor Moseley

By Martin Giles Guildford’s first post-lockdown borough council meeting was held on Wednesday in the Baptist Centre, which allowed more social distancing than in the GBC chamber, after the government…

Six of the UK’s Most Prosperous Council Areas Are in Surrey

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Living in Surrey has top fringe benefits. Six of the UK’s 10 most prosperous council areas are in the county, a think-tank has found.…

‘Transparent’ Council Blocks FoI Request on Crematorium Chimney Error Report

By Hugh Coakley The borough council has rejected a Dragon Freedom of Information request to release their internal report into the Guildford crematorium chimney-height error. David Harvey, an independent air-quality…

Museum Reopens With Portraits by Guildford’s Own Royal Artist John Russell

Guildford museum reopens next week with an exhibition dedicated to the stunning work of local resident and Royal Academician John Russell (1745-1806). The “John Russell, A Georgian Portrait Painter at…

Persistent Class A Drug-Dealer, Aged 17, Finally Gets Two-Year Detention

Persistent Class A Drug-Dealer, Aged 17, Finally Gets Two-Year Detention

A 17-year-old boy from Woking was sentenced to 24 months in a detention and training centre by Guildford magistrates last week after admitting repeatedly supplying class A drugs. He had…

Dangerous Driver Who Crashed Stolen Car Jailed for a Year and Banned

Car thief Eddie Chapman has been jailed for a year and banned for 30 months by Guildford magistrates after admitting a series of offences, including dangerous driving that ended in…