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Farmers’ Market Returns On Tuesday, March 30

Guildford’s farmers’ market will return to the High Street on Tuesday, March 30 from 10.30am to 3.30pm offering delicious food and drink from local producers. Guildford Borough Council says the…

Landlords Warned to Keep Electrics Safe or Face £30,000 Fine

Landlords who privately rent face fines of up to £30,000 if their accommodation does not meet electrical safety standards, the borough council has warned. Regulations set last year mean landlords…

GBC ‘Fails to Act’ as Plot-Owners Ignore Notices At Wanborough Fields

By Hugh Coakley Plot occupiers on Wanborough Fields are ignoring official enforcement and stop notices served on them in September, 2020 (see Opinion: Demand to enforce planning protection to counter…

Our Own ‘Tigers’ to Form Army’s Special Ranger Battalion

By Martin Giles A battalion, around 700 soldiers, of the South East’s infantry regiment is to become one of the newly announced “Ranger” battalions under the Integrated Defence Review. The…

Guildford MP Backs Decision to Support Controversial Police Bill

By Ben Baker and Martin Giles Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson has used social media to defend her decision to support the controversial Police, Crime and Sentencing Bill and in a…

GBC Still Silent On Crematorium Chimney Error Report, ‘But No Bill For Taxpayers’

By Hugh Coakley Guildford taxpayers will not have to pay for correcting the chimney height of the refurbished crematorium, the borough council says. But they won’t say if the investigation…

Mother Aged 90 Left to Die Alone as Daughter Waited Outside

By Julia Armstrong local democracy reporter Ninety-year-old Doris Tompsett was left to die alone in her Surrey care home although her daughter, Rosalyn Giles, was kept waiting in a nearby…

Protests Balloon Over Berkeley Demand for 110 Extra Houses on Green Belt

By Chris Dick The rumble of resident resistance to the Berkeley Homes demand for 110 extra homes on Effingham Lodge Farm green belt is growing louder, even more voices raised…

Covid Update – Walk-in Vax Service Available at G Live on Wednesday for Over 50s

By Martin Giles In line with national figures, almost 50 per cent of adults in the Surrey Heartlands NHS area have by now received their first dose of Covid vaccine.…

New Life Blossoms Again at Lido Allotments, Neglected for Decades

By Hugh Coakley A year ago, the Lido allotments were overgrown, neglected and an eyesore. But thanks to the new wardens, led by Dylan Thomas, they are now bursting with…