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Online Event Will ‘Help Residents Have Their Say On Local Government Reorganisation’

Guildford and Waverley Borough Councils are inviting residents to join them for an “Online Engagement Session” on Thursday,  July 3, to find out about the most significant change to councils…

Motorcyclist Arrested After Police Chase

Motorcyclist Arrested After Police Chase

A motorbike stolen from an address in Guildford was involved in a police chase today (July 28). The chase began in Woking and ended in Stanwell, north Surrey. Police released…

Greenfield, Greenbelt Site Deemed ‘Greybelt’ by Planning Inspector

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter It what might be a wake up decision to other Surrey planning authorities, plans for up to 270 homes can now go ahead after…

Drivers Caught in Yellow Box Junctions at the Dennis Roundabout Paid £81k to SCC

By David Reading The Dennis roundabout in Guildford generated the largest revenue in fines from drivers who entered yellow box junctions illegally in England last year, new research has found.…

Residents Hit By CIL Fees Should Be Offered Full Review, Says Overview Committee

By Chris Caulfield Local Democracy Reporting Service Every householder stung by Waverley Borough Council’s surprise planning charges should be offered a full review, with any repayments funded by the authority’s…

Plans For New Guildford Preschool Rejected On Road Safety Grounds

By Emily Dalton Local Democracy Reporting Service Highway safety fears have scuppered plans for a new Guildford preschool that parents say is needed to help children achieve academically. St Thomas…

Expert in AI Is New Head of the University of Surrey

The University of Surrey has announced the appointment of Professor Stephen Jarvis as its new President and Vice-Chancellor. He will take up his role in the autumn. Professor Jarvis is…

From East Clandon to Paris – Charity Cyclists Complete Epic 24-hour Challenge

A team of cyclists is celebrating after completing the ride of their lives to raise money for Cherry Trees – the charity that provides home-from-home respite care for children with…

Local MPs Vote in Favour of Assisted Dying

By Martin Giles Three local MPs voted in favour of the controversial Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill , commonly referred to as the assisted Dying Bill on Friday…

Guildford Plans Three-Day Celebration In a Festival of History And Culture

Venues and groups across Guildford borough are being invited to take part in a national celebration of heritage and culture this autumn. Heritage Open Days, run by the National Trust,…