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Anne Milton Disappointed With Continued Brexit Uncertainty

Guildford’s MP Anne Milton was in Guildford today (March 30, 2019) after a controversial week in Westminster and she was clearly unhappy with the continued uncertainty on Brexit. She had…

One More Guildford High Street Chain Store Closing Down

by Hugh Coakley One more High Street chain store in Guildford has announced it is to close. The Steamer Trading Cookshop, saved from administration earlier this year, is now set…

Surrey’s Children Services are ‘Safe’, Say Ofsted Inspectors

By Rebecca Curley local democracy reporter Inspectors say Surrey County Council’s children’s services are now “safe” and providing “signs and signals” that the inadequate department is improving. The findings of…

Norbury Park Farm Cheese – The ‘Only Cheesemaker In Surrey’

by Hugh Coakley Neil and Michaela Allam make their beautiful Norbury Blue cheese on Sherbourne Farm, a very pleasant location on the Albury Estate, owned by the Duke of Northumberland.…

Glass Reflects the History That Inspired New House of Invisible Hands Shrine on Farnham Heath

Something new and exciting has been born on Farnham Heath Nature Reserve this Spring and it’s caught the attention of the BBC. “The House of Invisible Hands” is a permanent…

Burchatt’s Barn Saved for Community as Objectors Win Change-of-Use Refusal

A controversial planning application for the change of use of the Grade II-listed Burchatt’s Barn at Stoke Park was refused last night (March 27) by Guildford Borough Council’s planning committee.…

Inaugural UK Festival Celebrating Guildford as the ‘Hollywood of Games’

Inaugural UK Festival Celebrating Guildford as the ‘Hollywood of Games’

Guildford is a recognised epicentre for games development, games publishing, and technology in the UK and that is going to be celebrated in a weekend festival over June 27 to…

Residents Appeal Over HGVs Using Surrey Hills Rural Roads as Rat-runs

By Rebecca Curley local democracy reporter Councillors have called for more discussions over problems with HGVs using rural roads through the Surrey Hills as rat-runs. They say the problem is…

Fines Loom for Idling Your Engine Outside a School

By Rebecca Curley local democracy reporter Parents who wait outside schools in cars with their engines running face fines, in the 10-point plan Guildford borough and county councillors have developed…

Another Guildford Shop Threatened With Closure

by Hugh Coakley Majestic Wine Plc, which has a branch in Woodbridge Road, Guildford, has announced that it is to rebrand to Naked Wines  and fund growth by “releasing capital…