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Council Seeks Resident Feedback on Plans and Priorities

Guildford Borough Council is inviting residents to help shape the future of Guildford Borough by sharing their views for its annual Delivery Plan. An online survey has been launched to…

Woking Lightbox Gets Much-needed Arts Council Grant

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A “valued” Surrey art gallery is to get more than £300,000 in arts funding to help more people “flourish by finding joy and connection…

Pavement Parking a Concern Frequently Raised by Guildford Residents

By Esme Campbell The potential for a pavement parking ban has emerged following Labour’s pledge to act upon a 2020 Conservative consultation on the issue. Almost 46 per cent of…

Planning Approval for Dunsfold Development Granted Following High Court Ruling

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Hopes of preserving the “unique character” of the Surrey Hills were dashed after a Judicial Review challenge against plans to build 53 homes in…

Normandy House Fire Described as ‘A Raging Inferno’

By David Reading A fire ripped through a large house in Normandy on Thursday evening (February 20). One eye-witness  who posted on social media said: “The whole house was a…

Thames Water Agrees, Development Should Not Proceed Until Sewage System Fixed

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Alfold’s sewage and water network is at breaking point and cannot take any further development without upgrades, Thames Water has warned. It comes as…

Guildford’s MP Says High Court Decision ‘Just Prolonging the Death of Failing’ Thames Water

By Martin Giles Guildford’s MP has spoken out angrily following the High Court decision to approve Thames Water’s additional £3 billion “lifeline” loan from creditors. Thames Water argued that without…

Flood Defences Could ‘Breathe New Life’ into Town – Proposals To Be Showcased

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Flood defences that could “breathe new life” into Guildford and open up previously unusable town centre land for thousands of new homes are being…

GBC Seeks Views on Guildford Town Centre Public Spaces Protection Order

Guildford Borough Council is seeking views on potential changes to the Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) for Guildford town centre. Proposals include: extending the Guildford Town Centre PSPO for another…

Rail Trespasser Who Caused Major Disruption Jailed

A man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after trespassing on one of the country’s busiest railway lines and causing hundreds of South Western Railway (SWR) services to…