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Trust Receives Grant to Help Fund West Horsley Place Restoration

By Amina Sahbegovic West Horsley Place, recently used for the filming of popular TV series Vanity Fair, is to become an art centre with an important grant going towards its…

Full Guildford Borough Council Meeting Round Up

The following report is a roundup of short items covering business conducted at the last full meeting of Guildford Borough Council (GBC) on Tuesday, October 9 2018, which have not…

Matrix Trust Celebrates 18 Years Of Nurturing Young People in Guildford

The Matrix Trust, a Guildford-based youth charity, celebrated its 18th birthday with a banquet at the Guildhall, which helped raise funds to continue its work providing essential support to young people.…

Queen’s Award For Voluntary Services Honours Worplesdon’s Fairwood Helpers

A Worplesdon-based volunteer scheme that provides transport for elderly and isolated people has been honoured by receiving the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service. The award was presented to the chairman of…

Making Services Accessible Earns Mayor’s Awards For Access

Guildford organisations, businesses and individuals have been recognised for their dedication to making their services more accessible for all and have received the Mayor’s Awards for Access. Those who received awards…

Hospital Cafe Says Bin the Butts

By Will Parsons Sparky’s Cafe is urging smokers to dispose of their cigarette butts properly and help cut down on toxic pollution. The cafe, in Farnham Road Hospital, is part…

Passenger Seriously Hurt in Head-on Collision

A head-on collision between silver Toyota Rav 4 and a green Suzuki Jimny, left a passenger seriously injured last night (October 11, 2018). The incident took place around 6.55pm on…

New Walnut Bridge Plan Approved – Despite Remaining Design Concerns

Guildford’s Walnut Bridge which crosses the River Wey by the Odeon Cinema is to be replaced. Guildford Borough Council (GBC) granted permission to itself at the Planning Committee meeting held…

Bad Tempered Debate on Transparency Gives Clear View of Bad Blood

A bad-tempered Guildford Borough Council (GBC) meeting revealed the bad blood that remains between the Tory leadership and Cllr Tony Rooth (Ind, Pilgrims) who quit the Conservative Group at Millmead…

Car Chase Burglars Behind Bars After Pleading Guilty to a String of Crimes

Two burglars involved in a Guildford to Woking police car chase were sentenced to terms of imprisonment yesterday (October 9, 2018). One of their crimes included locking up a woman…