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PCC Pledges Local Policing to Stay Despite Closures in Move to New HQ

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Police numbers in Surrey will increase and local presence will remain after a new HQ is built in Leatherhead, David Munro, the Police and…

Covid-Caused Council Tax Shortages Leave Surrey Police Facing £5m ‘Black Hole’

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Surrey Police funding could be cut by £5 million because councils are struggling to collect council tax from people hit financially by coronavirus, the…

Ash Residents Angry After Tory Parish Council Co-Opts Political Ally

By David Reading Trouble is bubbling in Ash as the Conservative-controlled parish council co-opted a fellow party supporter to their ranks, rejecting an independent candidate. Critics described the co-option of…

Woman With No Covid Test Booking Weeps As Guards Refuse Entry to Onslow Centre

By Hugh Coakley A mother burst into years after she was refused a Covid test today because she didn’t have at booking at the Serco-manned centre in the Onslow park-and-ride.…

Missing High-Risk Patient Happy to be Rescued by Police Dog Panza

Police dogs don’t just hunt criminals Handler PC McBrown’s Panza easily switched into rescue mode to find a high-risk patient missing at night in the grounds of a nursing home…

Guildford’s Heritage Weekend Pulls Out the Stops to Keep Show on the Road

By Gavin Morgan Guildford Heritage Forum Any fears that this year’s Heritage weekend would be a damp squib were put to rest as people across the town pulled out all…

Residents Asked for Views on Parking Around Shalford Common

A borough council online survey is now open for Shalford residents to help create a plan addressing issues including car-parking on the common and on access tracks. The council is…

Fire Chiefs Back Their Making Surrey Safer Plan But FBU Fighting Changes

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Chiefs of Surrey Fire & Rescue Service have launched an all-out campaign to justify their operations revamp after national inspectors in December 2018 declared…

Police Want to Round Up Witnesses Who Saw Runaway Horse in Milford

Surrey police saddled with the problem of a runaway horse in Milford are trying to round up witnesses to find exactly what happened. On August 30, officers were called in…

PCC Munro Backs Single Unitary And Hints He’d Like to Head It

By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter The man who holds Surrey Police to account is backing county council plans for a single unitary, and may put himself forward to head…