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Have You Seen Wanted Man?

Surrey Police are appealing for help to find 22-year-old Eddie Chapman who is wanted in connection with various offences, including burglary. Chapman, of no fixed address, may be in the…

Guildford Museum Appeals for Mementoes of Your Pandemic Year

Do you have any items which could help the museum to document life in Guildford during the Covid-19 pandemic? The council’s Museum and Heritage Services team want items including diaries,…

Covid Update: Record Week for Vaccinations

By Martin Giles The seven days to March 25th was a record week for vaccinations in the Surrey Heartlands NHS area, nearly 70,000 first doses were administered and nearly 7,000…

GBC Expanding Affordable Housing Portfolio to Stop RTB Repayments

GBC Expanding Affordable Housing Portfolio to Stop RTB Repayments

GBC plans to build and buy more affordable properties, as well as improving the monitoring and reporting for the right-to-buy (RTB) income and housing revenue account (HRA) programme. This was…

Solum Wants 65 More Homes on ‘Great Wall of Guildford’

By Martin Giles Solum wants 65 more flats added to the “Great Wall of Guildford”, their unpopular station development, the Guildford Society reports on its website. The Keir-Network Rail Joint…

Help Us Reopen Ash Ranges, Campaigners Ask Guildford Joint Committee

By David Reading Campaigners have stepped up their battle to reopen parts of Ash Ranges the MoD closed to the public a year ago. They have formally asked the Guildford…

Is Alan Turing Now Guildford’s Best Known Briton?

By David Rose The Bank of England’s announcement of the design for its new £50 banknote featuring computer scientist and wartime codebreaker Alan Turing must add more credence to proclaiming…

Guildford MP Digs Into Allotment Issues in Weyside Village Plan

By Hugh Coakley Guildford MP Angela Richardson has visited Bellfields allotments, met tenants and checked the proposed replacement site at North Moors “to gain an on-the-ground perspective of the issues…

Surrey’s Street-Lights May Go Back On, After Lib Dems Win Review

Amid growing concerns about the safety of women and girls at night, Lib Dem county councillors have won a review of the Surrey-wide policy of switching off most street lights…

Tory Demand for Local Plan Review Hits ‘Purdah’ Barrier

By Martin Giles The perils of pre-election “purdah” have rebounded on the same Tories who ignored calls to delay voting in the much-disputed Local Plan until after the run-up to…