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Surrey Taskforce Wants Better Systems To Reduce Disruption Cause By Roadworks

A Surrey taskforce is calling on the Government to introduce better systems that will reduce the disruptive effect that emergency utility works have on road users. Surrey’s plan would enable…

Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Collision with Car

Surrey Police were called to the A25 at around 5.40pm this evening (Sunday, April 6), following a collision between a motorcycle and a car at Abinger Hammer. The motorcycle rider…

The Hunt For ‘Wormy’ – The Outlaw With The Can of Spray Paint

By David Reading There is a price on the head of the elusive “Wormy”. Wormy is the name of a graffiti tagger who has been leaving his (or her) mark…

Broadwater Park Funding Approved – Future Amenity Use To Be Confirmed

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The “potential cornerstone of Godalming” has reached a landmark stage after £250,000 in development cash was approved. The former Broadwater Park landfill area has…

Ash Reaches the Final Phase of the Chester Bridge Project

By David Reading Contractors have now finished the road surfacing work near Ash Station, paving the way for the reopening of the recently closed sections of Ash Church Road and…

Lead Councillor Admits Unspent CIL Fund Problem Is ‘Not the Outcome We Want’

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Millions in unspent community cash is sitting in Waverley Borough Council’s coffers after it received just a handful of valid bids to use it.…

MPs Become Auctioneers As Charity Gives Royal Surrey a £22,000 Boost

MPs Jeremy Hunt and Greg Stafford acted as auctioneers for the evening when the Friends of the Royal Surrey held their charity gala dinner and dance – an event that…

Jail for Cranleigh ‘Chop Shop’ Criminals

Five men at the centre of a criminal empire in which they dismantled and exported stolen cars were sentenced on Wednesday, (April 2) at Guildford Crown Court. High-value cars, including…

Godstone Still Heavily Affected by Sinkhole – Repair May Take Months

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Life has been much quieter than usual in a quaint Surrey village. Six weeks on from a huge sinkhole swallowed up half of Godstone…

Ash Seeks to Protect Green Spaces with Its Own Neighbourhood Plan

By David Reading Ash Parish Council is seeking community feedback to shape the next stage of its proposed Neighbourhood Plan. When approved, the planning document will aim to give the…