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Off Duty Police Officer Assaulted As She Tries to Assist Victim

Off Duty Police Officer Assaulted As She Tries to Assist Victim

A man and an off duty police officer were assaulted by a woman in Cranleigh on Friday (16 April). The initial assault took place outside Cranleigh Cricket Club at around…

Guildford’s County Club Appoints First Female Chair

The 139-year-old County Club at the top of Guildford High Street has appointed its first female chairperson. It wasn’t until 1999, not long after the new chair Jane Derbyshire joined…

Protesters Mass on Closure Anniversary to Demand Ash Ranges Reopen

By David Reading About 200 people, including families with children, massed outside the main gates of the Ash Ranges on Sunday (April 18), opposing the Ministry of Defence decision to…

Government Grants Extra £14m for Ash Station Road Bridge Project

By David Reading The government’s Homes England has granted an extra £14 million to the borough council’s road bridge project replacing the level-crossing at Ash station. This is in addition…

Friday Trader Market Just the Start for Shopless Normandy Villagers

By Bob Hutton, photos Mandy Millyard At long last, Normandy now has a village shopping experience where residents can buy a range of groceries. And that’s just the start of…

Do You Recognise This Man?

Surrey Police are appealing for the public’s help in identifying the man in this E-Fit image in connection with an ongoing indecent exposure investigation in Bramley. The victims were walking…

PCC Election Is a Five-horse Race

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Five candidates are competing to hold the office of police and crime commissioner (PCC) in Surrey from next month. Surrey will go to the…

Police Launch Survey to Find How Safe Women Feel in the County

Police Launch Survey to Find How Safe Women Feel in the County

A survey to gather the experiences and thoughts of women on personal safety has been launched by Surrey Police. Since the tragic death of Sarah Everard in London, women across…

Nearly Half of the Conservative County Councillors Are Not Standing for Re-election

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Nearly half of the 60 Conservative councillors controlling the county council are dropping out of the May 6 election. In the 2017 vote, the…

Council Toughens Safety and Efficiency Rules for Taxis

By Martin Giles Passengers of taxis and private hire vehicles travelling in Guildford will now be safer, the council says, following the update of licensing policy to improve standards and…