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Surrey Researchers Examine How Moon Dust Could Provide Propellant For Spacecraft

Could magnesium found in Moon dust help future spacecraft travel further into deep space? A new European Space Agency-funded project led by the University of Surrey aims to find out. …

Obituary: Renie Tribe, For Many Years A Teacher In Guildford

Renie Tribe, a well-known Guildford teacher and once an active member of St Francis Church in Westborough, has died at the Royal Surrey at the age of 98. Irene Margaret…

Search Begins for New Operator of The Electric Theatre

Guildford Borough Council  is launching a market engagement exercise with independent specialists Blue Horizon Ventures to try and secure the future of The Electric Theatre. The council is inviting organisations…

Funding for New Cranleigh Leisure Centre Thrown into Doubt

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The future of Cranleigh Leisure Centre has been thrown into doubt after West Surrey’s Executive failed to guarantee funding for its vital multimillion pound…

Masked Robbers Hunted Down and Sentenced to Jail

Two robbers who raided a mobile phone shop have been jailed after being hunted down by police. Just after 11am on Sunday, May 3, 2026, Joziah Carey-Nichols and Ousman Faal…

Mayor Joins the Fun as Guildford Celebrates Heritage Open Days

By Gavin Morgan Guildford’s Mayor, Jane Tyson, entered fully into the spirit of Heritage Open Days at the weekend, touring the town, meeting volunteers and helping to shine a light…

Proposal for 50 New Homes in Wood Street Recommended Despite Objections

By James Moules local democracy reporter Fifty new homes could soon be coming to a village near Guildford under plans scheduled for council debate next week. Bewley Homes is seeking…

Audience Hears of the Importance of Conserving Farnham Museum’s Building

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter It’s been called one of Surrey’s most important buildings, been dubbed a “Rolls Royce” Grade I listed gem, and even had ancient artwork sold…

University Celebrates 20 Years of Collaboration to Fight Prostate Cancer

Prostate cancer testing has been in the national news lately after the UK government accepted national screening recommendations to reject mass routine prostate testing, opting instead for targeted high-risk screening…

New Guildford Photo Exhibition Covers Decades of Events – Big and Small

By Jason Blackwood Award-winning Guildford photographer John Walmsley has a new exhibition running at the Guildford Institute.  The exhibition spans years of his documentary work, tracing John’s artistic journey from…