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GBC Wins Bronze At Local Government Awards Ceremony

Guildford Borough Council has been awarded Bronze in the ‘Most Improved Council’ category at the Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards 2026. The LGC Awards recognise good practice across local government…

County Council Leader Says He Would Not Stand To Be Mayor of Surrey

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Surrey County Council’s outgoing leader says he will not seek to become the county’s mayor if and when the role is created. Cllr Tim…

Alfold Gets a New Landmark Village Sculpture

Alfold residents and parish councillors gathered at the Alfold Crossways to see the unveiling of a monumental new and unique sculpture for the village. Borough and county councillor Kevin Deanus…

Campaigners Battle to Save Guildford Shopmobility Service

By Hugh Coakley Campaigners battling to save the Guildford Shopmobility scheme say they are optimistic the service can continue after Age UK Surrey decided to close it down, with the…

Guildford Gives Its Support To UK-wide Event Tackling Climate Change

Guildford Borough Council is this week supporting Great Big Green Week, the UK’s largest celebration of community action to help tackle climate change. And residents are being urged to get…

GBC Community Team Helps Families Experience The Fun Of The Circus

Families across Guildford were given the chance to enjoy an evening at the circus thanks to Guildford Borough Council’s Community Wellbeing team and Circus Zyair. During their visit to Stoke…

Police Appeal For Help To Trace Man Wanted For Alleged Thefts

Surrey police are appealing for the public’s help to locate Liam Chuter, aged 33, of no fixed address, who is wanted for questioning in connection with an investigation into a…

The Blooming British Weather Fails To Dampen Guildford In Bloom’s Big Event

The weather did its worst – but nothing could stop the annual picnic held to celebrate Guildford In Bloom from going ahead. The Blooming Picnic has been held in the…

New SEND Classroom in Reigate

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter “Admirable” new special education facilities will soon be provided at Reigate College after planning permission for a new classroom was secured. The college has…

Residents Tell Councillors and Planner What It Is like to Live With Multiple Occupant Houses

By Martin Giles Residents’ concerns about the increased number of houses of multiple occupancy, or HMOs, came face-to-face with the reality of current planning regulations on Wednesday evening (June 3)…