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‘Please Help Merrow Before Somebody Dies’ Writes Resident to MP

By Martin Giles Merrow residents requiring medication are now facing queues of 45 minutes to an hour following the closure of the Boots pharmacy in Kingfisher Drive, Merrow. Since the…

Passenger Seriously Injured in Collision Near Sutton Green

Police are appealing for witnesses after a collision between a BMW and Volvo near Sutton Green at 11.50am today (January 20). One passenger is in a serious condition and was…

Another High-Rise for Woking

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A new 11-storey tower block will join the Woking town centre skyline – although this time it’s not being funded by loans given to…

Study Finds Evergreen Trees with Smaller Leaves Help Take Pollution Out of the Air

A new study by the University of Surrey has found evergreen trees with smaller leaves help to take pollution out of the air. Researchers from the university’s Global Centre for Clean Air…

Pedestrian Critically Injured

A pedestrian was critically injured this morning when she was struck by a car in Guildford Park Road. The collision occurred near the junction with Guildford Park Avenue at around…

Bramley Lambs Cruelly Killed by Rogue Driver

By Martin Giles Surrey Police are investigating an incident which took place overnight (17-18 January) resulting  in the death of 14 lambs at a farm to the south-west of Bramley.…

Local MPs to Meet Water Regulator To Discuss Thames Water’s Performance

By Martin Giles Local MPs Angela Richardson and Jeremy Hunt are to meet the chief executive of water services regulation authority, Ofwat, to discuss concerns about Thames Water’s performance in…

Man Charged with a Number of Offences Including Damage at Guildford Cathedral

Surrey Police reports it has charged a man in relation to a series of offences that took place in Guildford on Thursday and Friday January 11 and 12, including a…

County Council Spent £250k on Fines and Compensation to Let Down SEND Families

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The failings of Surrey County Council’s children services has meant the under-fire authority paid more than £250,000 in fines, compensation, and redress payments to…

Protest Grows Over McDonald’s Plan at Tongham Wildlife Site

By David Reading More than 5,000 people have signed a petition opposing McDonald’s application to build a 24-hour drive-through restaurant on the Tice’s Meadow and Tongham Ponds Site of Nature…