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Rogue Landlord Fined £9,000 After Fire Revealed Hazards in Illegal HMO

A rogue landlord has been fined £9,038 at Guildford magistrates’ court for operating an illegal House in Multiple Occupation (HMO), a dwelling shared by five or more unrelated adults. David…

Did You Witness Car Crash on Epsom Road?

Witnesses are being sought after a car crashed this morning about 9.30 (September 30) on the A25 Epsom Road in Guildford, close to the Merrow Park and Ride. Police say…

Normandy PC Clerk Claims Covid Rules Block Check of Financial Records

By Hugh Coakley Normandy Parish Council has blocked a September 14 request by The Dragon to inspect their 2019/20 financial records, said to be held in their clerk’s office (see…

Another Tory Leak Reveals ‘Party Power Motive’ Behind Unitary Authority Plans

By Martin Giles Another leaked communication from a Conservative county council leader confirms the party political motivation behind the proposals for county unitary authorities, say political opponents. The Guardian reports…

WAG Calls Taylor-Wimpey’s Wisley Consultation a ‘Wafer-Thin Cosmetic Veneer’

A local consultation programme by Taylor-Wimpey for its proposed development at “Three Farms Meadows”, the former Wisley airfield, is a “wafer-thin cosmetic veneer of community liaison”, says the Wisley Action…

Man Held After Dog Attack in Farncombe

Witnesses are being sought over a dog fight in Long Gore, Binscombe, in Farncombe, about 10pm on Friday, September 25, that resulted in a man being arrested. Officers responding to…

Pedestrian and Cycle Paths Improved But Still the ‘Poor Relation’ to Roads

By Hugh Coakley Cycle and pedestrian routes are improving in Guildford but the town’s infrastructure is still “on the lower side of average,” according to one campaigner. Residents, students and…

Surrey Hills ‘Field to Fork’ Royal Visit 

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, has visited Surrey Hills producers and retailers to experience first hand their “field to fork” collaboration. She followed a path from Provenance Cuts at Coverwood Farm,…

Trees Behind Rodboro Buildings Are Saved After Council Review

By Hugh Coakley Objectors are delighted to hear that a Guildford Borough Council proposal to sacrifice two mature trees for a new rubbish bin store behind the Rodboro Buildings, off…

Police Want to Speak to This Man in Connection With a Serious Incident

Surrey Police has released an image of a man they would like to speak to in connection with an investigation into a serious incident which took place overnight between September…