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Celebrity Dame Delivers Keynote Speech at the Mayor’s International Women’s Day Tea

The well-known British space scientist, Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock, gave the keynote speech at an event hosted by the Mayor of Guildford to celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 7.…

Congestion Caused By ‘Exciting’ Dorking Development Will Be ‘Totally Unacceptable’

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Homes will be built on the former green belt gateway into Dorking – which some say will forever change the character of the picturesque…

Unsafe E‑Bike Battery Banned from Amazon Following House Fire 

A dangerous e-bike battery that caused a house fire in Chilworth has been successfully removed from sale on Amazon, thanks to the proactive efforts of Surrey Fire and Rescue Service…

Approval Given for Pie & Mash Takeaway at Top Surrey Beauty Spot

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The iconic Surrey Hills will keep its classic English pie and mash shop after plans were approved for the takeaway in Box Hill. Posha’s…

Solar Farm Decision Will Not be Called-In

By Martin Giles The decision to grant planning permission for a Solar Farm at Blackwell Farm will not be “called-in” for reconsideration, the Secretary of State for Housing Communities &…

Urgent Treatment Centres to Relieve Pressure on Hospital A&Es

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Walk-in centres and minor injuries units in Surrey could be transformed into a new service called urgent treatment centres. The NHS says the new…

Popworld Suspect Was Remanded in Custody

Surrey Police has confirmed that the suspect arrested at Popworld in the early hours of Sunday, March 2, and later charged with serious assault, possession with intent to supply Class…

Controversial Plan for Fire-gutted Clandon House Approved Unanimously

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans to “bring Clandon Park back to life” have been given the go-ahead. The 18th century house will be transformed into a new “national…

Selling All Woking Council’s Assets Would Not Cover Its Debts Report Commissioners

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Even if bankrupt Woking Borough Council sold everything it owned it would still be more than £1.5 billion in debt. The huge figure was…

Sale of ‘The Quadrant’ Site Could Offer Major Town Centre Development Opportunity

By Martin Giles The Quadrant site on the corner of Bridge Street and Onslow Street, which includes the nightclub “Y” previously known as “Aux”, “The Drink” and “The Casino”, is…