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No Resurfacing of North Street ‘Obstacle Course’ This Year

One of Guildford town centre’s major thoroughfares is not to be resurfaced this year because of council financial constraints, despite Guildford’s MP describing it in December (2016) as “an obstacle…

Are You This Man?

Surrey Police is appealing for help to identify a man who could assist with on-going enquiries into the search for missing Epsom man James Middleton whose brother Dave lives in…

Wanted Man Arrested for Breaching Court Bail

Michael Teeder, who was wanted for breaching his court bail conditions, has been arrested. The 38-year-old has been remanded in custody to appear at Staines Magistrates Court this morning. Surrey…

Museum Wants To Hear Your Stories About Guildford

Guildford Museum is inviting people to share their memories of life in the borough for a project called Your Stories, Your Museum. Memories sought include topics such as the growing…

Council Intends to Stop Non-Park & Ride Motorists Using Onslow Car Park

Guildford Borough Council (GBC) is to introduce measures to ensure that Onslow Park & Ride car park is not used by local workers from the Royal Surrey County Hospital, the…

Council Builds ‘Bunds’ To Prevent Traveller Incursions

Council Builds ‘Bunds’ To Prevent Traveller Incursions

By Anna McGee Earth banks or “bunds” have been constructed at Peasmarsh Common, by the A3100 Guildford to Godalming road, to prevent incursions by Travellers. The recent addition of the…

Geoff Davis Becomes a ‘Special Adviser’ in Re-jig of Executive Responsibilities

Several moves have recently been confirmed at Guildford Borough Council. At the full council meeting on July 25 it was announced that some responsibilities had been reassigned within the Executive…

New Safeguard Bus Named After Retiring Staff Member

By Louisa Magnussen Family-owned Safeguard Coaches of Guildford has named its new Optare Metrocity bus after long-serving staff member Linda Chambers. Linda, who recently retired after 28 years of service,…

Lawyers May Ask for Guildford Pub Bombing Inquests to be Reopened

Lawyers May Ask for Guildford Pub Bombing Inquests to be Reopened

The BBC reports that lawyers involved in the reopened Birmingham pub bombings inquest are considering requesting the inquests into the deaths suffered in the IRA blasts in Guildford are also…

Winkworth Arboretum ‘Buzzing’ Following Restoration of Historic Boathouse

The historic and beautiful boathouse at the National Trust’s Winkworth Arboretum in Surrey has just undergone a very unique restoration. Previously the backdrop for weddings and film and television productions,…