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Veterans Call for 2.2 Million National Servicemen To Be Honoured

By Hugh Coakley Military veteran Mike Homer was in Guildford on Friday (June 16) to publicise his plan to visit all 50 county towns in the UK in less than…

Issues Mean Aldershot Road Allotments Still Unoccupied

By Hugh Coakley With a reported 413 people on the waiting list for an allotment in Guildford, both Guildford Borough Council and the Guildford Allotments Society (GAS) have reacted to…

North Street Developer Confirms Appeal ‘Imminent’, New Proposals to be Unveiled

By Emily Cody-Stemp local democracy reporter and Hugh Coakley Developers will “imminently”appeal against the refusal of plans for 473 new homes and the regeneration of Guildford’s North Street. In parallel,…

Guildford’s MP to Vote in Favour of Accepting the Damning Report on Boris Johnson

By Martin Giles On Monday, Angela Richardson, the Conservative MP for Guildford, will be voting in favour of accepting the Parliamentary Privileges Committee’s damning report on former prime minister Boris…

Police Officer Who Allegedly Harassed Three Female Officers Will Not Be Named

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A serving Surrey Police officer accused of a “series of acts of harassment” against three female officers will not be named by the force…

Revealed – 11 Key Issues That Sparked Woking’s Bankruptcy

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A review into how Woking Borough Council plummeted into bankruptcy has found it borrowed £160 million for purposes “outside” regulations and had “sub-optimal record…

300th Success for Joint Surrey & Sussex Police Team Targeting ‘County Lines’

A joint Surrey and Sussex Police operation targeting cross-county drug gangs has disrupted its 300th drugs line. On Wednesday, May 31, the joint police team, known as “Centurion”, which led…

Duchess of Edinburgh visits Artventure Trust in Merrow

The Duchess of Edinburgh’s latest visit to Guildford (June 6) included dropping into Artventure Trust in Merrow. She met staff and volunteers of the charity and spent time with the…

Tower Block ‘Can’t Be Filled’ Due to Antisocial Behaviour

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A tower block in Surrey takes twice as long for its local council to fill compared with the rest of its housing stock due…

Woking Council Was Warned in 2019 Over Debt When It Was 50% of Today’s Amount

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Woking Borough Council was warned in an independent peer review that an economic downturn could prove disastrous – four years ago when its debt…