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Woman Charged Following Wrong-Way M25 Drive

Surrey Police has thanked the public for their help in an incident where a motorist was encountered driving the wrong way on the M25 on Wednesday night (February 10). A…

Council Calls For Engagement But Allotment Holders Still Oppose Weyside Proposals

By Hugh Coakley Bellfields allotment tenants, who fear they will be told to move if a development project proceeds, have criticised a questionnaire the borough council are asking them to…

Man Summonsed for Dangerous Driving Following A3 Collision

Man Summonsed for Dangerous Driving Following A3 Collision

A man has been summonsed following a collision last year which led to massive delays on the A3 after the road was closed at the Ripley bypass. The 23-year-old man…

Lifeline Grant to Restore 15th-Century Decorative Ceiling at West Horsley Place

A government grant of £13, 600 has been awarded to West Horsley Place Trust for repair and restoration of the damaged decorative ceiling of their Geraldine Room that dates from…

County Council Adult Care Tax Cut Seen as ‘Election Sweetener’

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Although Surrey County Council (SCC) needs to find savings of nearly £12 million on adult social care they will not charge the full amount…

Surrey’s Budget to Top £1bn After £250m in ‘Savings’ Over Three Years

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter County council leader Tim Oliver said the council could have been “pushed to the brink” by the pandemic if they had not “got their…

Former Mayor and Borough Councillor Dies

Former Guildford Borough Councillor Jenny Jordan has died. Borough councillors were informed by an internal email today: “It is with great regret and sadness to have to inform you of…

Lib Dems Back New Fund to Tackle County’s Road Safety Problems

The Lib Dems on Surrey County Council are proposing a budget amendment to tackle road safety problems. They want a Road Safety Fund to ensure communities can get the speed…

Dragon Gets Ugly Rebuff Then Silence From Normandy Parish Chairman

By Martin Giles Lack of transparency and openness continue to shroud the operation of Normandy Parish Council (NPC). To these deficiencies, now politeness has been added. Today (February 9), chairman…

Local Parties Have Their Say On Go-ahead For May 6 Elections

With confirmation that council and mayoral elections will take place across the country on Thursday, May 6, there is concern over how confident and safe people will feel to vote…