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Local Politicians Visit Mole Valley Pubs, Restaurants and Cafes to Show Support

As we are being told by the government to “Eat out to help out”, a trio of politicians last week visited some of the pubs, restaurants and cafes in the…

Ecology in Full Swing at Surrey’s ‘Nature Reserve’ Golf Club

By Chris Dick High atop the North Downs with breathtaking views of the London skyline and northward over heavily wooded Wisley & Ockham Common towards Windsor Castle is a little-known…

Developer Pledges ‘Full and Open’ Co-operation With Resident in Wisley Airfield Build

Developer Taylor Wimpey has pledged “full and transparent co-operation” with residents over their proposals for construction on the former Wisley Airfield. One of four strategic housing development sites in Guildford’s…

Community Angels Befriending Service Gets £333 Boost From Waitrose

Community Angels, a Guildford-based befriending service helping people tackle loneliness and social isolation, has been presented with £333 courtesy of Waitrose’s Community Matters scheme. Despite Waitrose’s suspension of its popular…

SCC Partnership Sets Up Refuge For Families Escaping Domestic Abuse

Surrey County Council and its partners are providing more emergency refuge accommodation for families escaping domestic abuse. The pandemic lockdown has caused national demand for domestic abuse support to soar.…

Surrey County Council Faces Battle in Bid to Scrap Borough and District Councils

By Martin Giles A plan to scrap Surrey County Council, Guildford Borough Council and the 10 other Borough and District councils in Surrey and combine them in a single unitary…

Farnham Trust Wins the War Over Ripley Primary School

Farnham Trust Wins the War Over Ripley Primary School

The battle of Ripley primary school is over, the Diocese has surrendered and the school has opened temporarily, the children cheering each arrival this morning (July 8). The Department of…

Royal Surrey Staff Feel Treatment Approach Has Kept Covid-19 Survival Rate High

Staff at the Royal Surrey County Hospital believe their method of treating Covid-19 patients is a major reason for their death rate being lower than other hospitals. Their doctors have…

Knife Gang Threaten Man on Guildford Crossroads

Witnesses are being sought after a gang threatened a man with a knife on the crossroads between Stoughton Road and Manor Road in Guildford last night (July 6) at about…

Lovelace Neighbourhood Plan Referendum To Be Held, But Not Yet

Voters in Lovelace ward can have their say about their Neighbourhood Plan in a referendum, after the council accepted the examiner’s recommendations. But local polls are suspended until May 2021…