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Two Candidates Compete for Seat on Ash Parish Council

By David Reading The residents in Ash South will go to the polls on Thursday, May 29, to elect a new parish councillor. The by-election follows the resignation of Sara…

MPs Unite in Criticism of SCC’s Handling of SEND Cases

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Surrey MPs have slammed the council for apparently closing down discussions on constituent SEND cases. In a rare case of unity between parties, both…

EasyJet to Run Its Full Half-term Flight Schedule Despite Strike Action

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Gatwick Airport’s largest carrier easyJet is expecting to run its full schedule during the busy half term period despite industrial action taking place by…

Stoke Mill To Be a Pub If Plans Are Approved by Borough Council

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans have been submitted for a new pub in Guildford. The building on Woking Road could be transformed into a destination pub. McMullen and…

Following Slaughter of Cow, Police Warn Public Not to Buy Unpackaged Meat

Surrey Police have said that their enquiries into the slaughter of a 21-month-old steer near Stoke Lock at Riverside Park are ongoing and they are warning the public not to…

New Signage at Nature Reserve Unveiled

New signs have been installed at Tyting Farm to encourage visitors to make the most of scenic walks in the surrounding Surrey Hills. These signs show visitors what to look…

Brutal Thieves Slaughter Animal for Its Meat Which Could Cause Sickness If Eaten

By David Reading One of the cows on a Guildford nature reserve has been slaughtered and systematically butchered for its meat in a shocking night-time raid. What the thieves do…

30 Objections Received on South Guildford Garden Infill Proposal

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Surrey residents have railed against a proposal to build a three-bedroom home on land currently used for a private tennis court, claiming it would…

Ash Residents Come Together To Counter Catapult Attacks On Canal Wildlife

By David Reading More than 50 people turned up at a public meeting in Ash Vale on Thursday evening (May 15) to demonstrate their anger about the catapult attacks on…

Angry CIL ‘Debtors’ Thanked for Their Patience by Waverley Council

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter “Absolutely outrageous” tax charges slapped on people carrying out “simple home extensions” by Waverley Borough Council must stop, say residents and MPs. The local…