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Should Guildford’s MP Have Closed Her Twitter Account?

The decision to stop using Twitter by Guildford’s MP Angela Richardson has been questioned by two Dragon readers. Christopher Houston wrote in: “I understand that my MP, Angela Richardson (Conservative),…

Police to Face the Public, Virtually

On Monday, February 1, Chief Constable Gavin Stephens will be teaming up Guildford’s Borough Commander, Inspector James Wyatt and Police and Crime Commissioner David Munro to host a virtual engagement…

Man Who Drove 30 Miles For Chicken Takeaway in Surrey Fined £200

A man who drove 30 miles to pick up a chicken takeaway is among more than 100 people in Surrey issued with £200 fixed penalty notices (FPN) for breaching the…

Major Drop in Number of New Covid Cases and Fewer Deaths Reported, So Far, in ‘Second Wave’

By Martin Giles The past week (ending January 18) has seen the second consecutive fall in the number of new Covid infections reported in Guildford borough. It also saw the…

Teachers Work in Fear of Infection Dangers in Their Crowded Classrooms

Students sat “cheek by jowl” in the classroom with no obligation to wear a mask, while outside they were “high-fiving and hugging as normal’” Two Surrey residents share their experience…

Pandemic Delays Pass-out Parade for Surrey’s 12 New Firefighters

Last month, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) welcomed 12 new firefighters, 10 whole time and two on-call. The pass-out parade that usually ends the 14-week whole time training has…

Tesco Express Opens New Store On Queen Elizabeth Park

By Hugh Coakley Tesco opened its new Express store on Thursday (January 14) at Queen Elizabeth Park, Stoughton. Occupying part of the former Budgens’ store on Railton Road, the new…

Munro Rules Out Returning to Tory Fold as PCC

David Munro, the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner, has reacted to the withdrawal, for the second time, of criminal lawyer Charlie Chirico, as Tory candidate for his job in the…

Council Leader Bigmore Advises Residents About Vaccination Programmes

The increased challenges of the latest pandemic lockdown restrictions have been addressed in a statement by council leader Joss Bigmore (R4GV, Christchurch). He said: “Thank you all for continuing to…

M25 Junction 10 Decision Delayed By Secretary Of State

The Secretary of State for Transport, has unexpectedly extended the deadline for the decision on the M25 junction 10/A3 Wisley interchange improvements to 12 May 2021. Construction press say the…