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Students Raise £1,200 to Help Feed 20,000 Animals in Closed Zoos

Guildford College students have raised £1,200 for the entrance fee-starved London and Whipsnade zoos, each student walking a mile a day all February, a welcome break from their computer screens.…

New Defibrillator In Guildford Town Centre

St Nicolas’ Parish Church has installed a defibrillator on the outside of its community centre, off Bury Street. It is for general use in the event of a heart-related emergency.…

Back to School and Symptom-Free Testing for Households and Bubbles

Anyone in the same household, childcare or support bubble as a pupil or someone who works in a school or college, is now eligible for twice-weekly symptom-free testing, the county…

Independent Cllr Jackson Second to Resign from Guildford Council

By Martin Giles A second borough councillor, Independent Gordon Jackson, is to resign on March 12, as well as Lib Dem leader Caroline Reeves. Cllr Jackson (Pirbright) told The Dragon…

Surrey Police Pledge to Continue Commitment to Racial Equality

Surrey Police Pledge to Continue Commitment to Racial Equality

Surrey Police have signed the Race at Work Charter, in their drive to reflect the community by improving the experiences of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic employees in the workplace.…

Flood of Farewells to a Compassionate Councillor

Reaction to the shock resignation of Lib Dem leader Cllr Caroline Reeves continues to pour in from colleagues and political rivals alike. Joss Bigmore, leader of the council and the…

Shockwaves Rock Guildford Politics as Veteran Lib Dem Caroline Reeves Resigns

Local Lib Dem leader Caroline Reeves is resigning from the borough council and as a councillor to begin a new life. The popular and well-respected member for Friary & St…

Guildford Borough Turns A Paler Shade of Green on the Covid Map

By Martin Giles Guildford Borough has “gone light green” on the gov.uk national Covid infection rate map. We now have only 34 new cases of identified Covid infection per 100,000…

24/7 Mental Health Help Opening in Woking to Cope With Covid Stress

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter A Surrey mental health crisis service is trialling 24/7 opening hours to help cope with the increase in anxiety during the pandemic. Guildford, Woking,…

GBC Brings Dormant Normandy Parish Council Back to Life

By Martin Giles The collapsed parish council at Normandy was formally reinstated last night (March 4) by appointing five GBC members in temporary roles until an election on May 6,…