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WAG Barrister Says Inclusion of Wisley Site In Local Plan Would Be ‘Unsound’

One of Britain’s leading planning law barristers, who represents the Wisley Action Group (WAG), has advised Guildford Borough Council (GBC) that the inclusion of the former Wisley airfield site as…

Grade II* Listing for Ash Manor House May Scupper Development Proposals

A homeowner in Ash Green is hoping that a new Grade II* listing from Historic England may prevent proposed developments that would surround his moated 13th-century manor house with nearly…

The Village: Scrutiny Committee Recommends Review of Further Investment

A recommendation that a review is conducted of further investment into “The Village” project was made last night by Guildford Borough Council’s Overview & Scrutiny Committee – but it will…

Bus Service From Guildford Town Centre To Bellfields Reverts To Using Larger Vehicles

Arriva bus company has bowed to pressure from Bellfields residents and is withdrawing the minibuses it has been using and reverting to larger vehicles in its fleet. Helping Bellfields residents…

Serial Sex Offender Gets Nine Years for Crimes Committed in Guildford

A man who sexually assaulted and exposed himself to young women in Guildford over an 18-month period has been sentenced to nine years and ten months imprisonment. Kemil Dungyov, 26,…

Worplesdon And Charlotteville Honour War Dead On Armistice Day

Services of remembrance took place on Armistice Day (Saturday, November 11) in Jacobs Well and Charlotteville to honour those who died in conflict during two world wars. Attendances at both services…

Developers Increase Number of Housing Units in Ash Planning Proposal

Developers Increase Number of Housing Units in Ash Planning Proposal

By David Reading Developers Bewley Homes have amended their plans for a new housing estate on land south of Ash Lodge Drive, Ash, by increasing the overall number of houses…

Guildford Borough Remembers the Cost of Conflict in Town and Village

The cost of conflict was remembered across the borough today in ceremonies around the numerous war memorials in town and village. In Guildford, the traditional service was conducted in Holy…

Hundreds Attend Armistice Day Service Held at the Guildhall

Ninety nine years years exactly after the ceasefire brought an end to the fighting on the Western Front in the First World War, Guildford remembered all those who died in…

Court Orders Corrupt NHS Employee and ICT Supplier to Pay Back Criminal Proceeds

Court Orders Corrupt NHS Employee and ICT Supplier to Pay Back Criminal Proceeds

A corrupt ICT supplier and the senior hospital official who asked him for a bribe in return for awarding a software contract; have each been ordered to pay back over…