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Regeneration Strategy for Guildford Town Centre Approved

Regeneration Strategy for Guildford Town Centre Approved

A draft Guildford Town Centre Regeneration Strategy was agreed last night (January 24) by the Guildford Borough Council Executive as an aspirational document that sets out a recommended approach to…

Weyfield Primary Academy Welcomes Two Special Visitors

Weyfield Primary Academy School had two specials visitors on consecutive days – a local councillor and an author. On Tuesday January 18, members of the school council met Cllr Pauline…

News From Millmead

Latest news from Guildford Borough Council Nominate hardworking people for a community service award Do you know somebody who does exceptional work in your community to improve the lives of others? The…

Want To See Local Money Helping Local People? Step Forward Boom! Credit Union

The newly formed Boom! Credit Union helps people avoid doorstep lenders and rent-to-buy shops by offering affordable loans. The two credit unions that served Surrey and West Sussex have joined…

Surrey Police Backs Knife Amnesty Campaign

A “knife bin” has been placed in Guildford police station to enable knife owners to give up their weapons safely, without fear of prosecution. It will be in position until…

Treasure Hunt Takes Youngsters to Operating Theatre

Treasure Hunt Takes Youngsters to Operating Theatre

The journey to a hospital operating theatre is rarely a pleasant one and for children can be especially scary. At the Royal Surrey County Hospital they are introducing a change…

Temporary Closure of Pop Up Village Announced

Guildford Brough Council has announced that the Pop Up Village in the town centre will close on Sunday, January 29, and reopen in the spring. The announcement was issued in…

One Hundred Drivers Arrested In ‘Go Cold Turkey’ Anti-drink and drug Driving Campaign

Surrey Police arrested 100 drivers during its 2016 festive campaign to put a stop to motorists getting behind the wheel whilst under the influence of drink or drugs. The latest…

Owner Fined for Allowing Horses to Stray Onto A3 and Cause Severe Injuries

Surrey Police is urging livestock owners to ensure their animals do not pose a danger to road users following a crash on the A3 which left two horses dead and…

Normandy Man Pleads Not Guilty to Slavery Charge

Normandy Man Pleads Not Guilty to Slavery Charge

A Normandy man, charged with slavery offences, pleaded not guilty at Guildford Crown Court yesterday (January 12). Following a multi-agency operation, Patrick Cash, 38, of Glaziers Lane, Normandy, was charged…