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CPRE Calls for Government Re-think on ‘Grey Belt’ Definition

By Martin Giles The Surrey Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) is calling on Surrey’s councillors and Members of Parliament to join together in pressuring the government…

Surrey Police To Use Facial Recognition To Detect Suspects

Surrey Police is one of seven forces who will deploy live facial recognition vehicles to locate suspects for crimes including sexual offences, violent assaults and homicides, the Home Office has…

Surrey Sports Park Switches on Solar Array to Help Meet Net Zero Target

By Alex Pack Surrey Sports Park has switched on a rooftop solar array of more than 1,500 panels on Monday (August 11), which, the University of Surrey says, could supply…

Bramley Using Asda Compensation Money to Help Recover from a ‘Tough Couple of Years’

By Bartholomew Little The Bramley community has already used most of the money given by Asda in compensation  for the major disruption caused by last year’s fuel leak at its…

Floodlit Sports Pitch for Village School Approved

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans for a new floodlit sports pitch at a Surrey primary school have been given the green light. But neighbours say their “only real…

More Surrey Farmland Proposed for a Housing Development

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Campaigners in a Surrey village have hit out at proposals to build on “pristine farmland”, warning the plans will destroy a cherished stretch of…

‘Rolls Royce’ of a Building Saved

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The “Rolls Royce” of Farnham buildings will be repaired after planning permission was granted to carry out work on the Grade I listed architecture.…

Three Injured in Collision

Three people suffered minor injuries this morning following a collision on the A322 at Perry Hill in Worplesdon. According to an eye-witness the collision was between a car and a…

New Mural Covers Up Graffiti at Walnut Bridge

By Martin Giles A new mural has appeared in Guildford and it covers defacing graffiti. Guildford Borough Council commissioned the painting the eye-catching artwork under Walnut Bridge. The mural is…

Speed Limit Reductions Proposed for A322

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Drivers could soon face slashed speed limits on most of the A322 through Lightwater after concerns of fatal crashes. Surrey County Council is proposing…