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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…

Annual Service Of Judiciary Brings Pomp And Colour To The High Street

The Service for the Judiciary was held on Friday last week (October 5) at which Canon Robert Cotton, the rector of Holy Trinity Church, welcomed all those present. The processions had…

The Clandon Dragon – Exposed Once More

A chalk dragon, carved on the embankment by the westbound carriageway of the A246/A25, between West Clandon and the Merrow Park & Ride, is being brought back to its former…

Kessie Will Get Her Bath – Crowdfunding Campaign Raises £5,000 Target

A young Guildford girl who is suffering from Rett’s syndrome, and who dislikes using showers, will get a specialized bath thanks to the generosity of Guildford residents and businesses who…

Do You Know a Hospital Hero?

The Royal Surrey County Hospital (RSCH) is asking local residents to nominate a “Royal Surrey Star”, a member of staff they believe outdid himself and helped patients above the call…

Breathtaking WWI Poppies Sound And Light Installation Fills Guildford Cathedral

Hundreds of people have been visiting Guildford Cathedral tonight (Saturday, October 6) and last night to see a breathtaking light and sound installation to commemorate the centenary of the First World…

More Responses to News of the Lifting of the Housing Borrowing Cap

Further responses have come in in response to the prime minister’s announcement at the Conservative party conference, on Wednesday (October 3, 2018), that the government are to lift the cap…

Opposition Parties Welcome Announcement that Housing Borrowing Cap is to be Lifted

Guildford Liberal Democrats were quick off the mark to welcome the announcement by the prime minister at the Conservative party conference that the government will scrap the cap on the…

Bear Faced Robbery

A smash and grab robbery took place on Monday evening from the Bear Garden in Jeffery’s passage, Guildford at around 9pm on Monday evening (October 1, 2018). The robber stole…