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Teaching Children About Pornography Requires New Approach, Research Suggests
The way young people are taught about pornography may be doing more harm than good, according to research from the University of Surrey. A new study argues that fear-based education…
Hop Growing Ends at Puttenham – And a History of its Cultivation in Farnham Area
By David Reading with David Rose After this year’s poor harvest, the Hampton Estate at Puttenham will stop growing hops – bringing to a close a chapter that has been…
Salary of New Council CEO Revealed
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The CEO of the newly created West Surrey Council is set to pocket a £236,485 annual salary. Susan Halliwell currently oversees Bracknell Forest Council…
Airport Expansion Plans: ‘An Example Of An Issue At The Heart Of The Climate Crisis’
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporting service The newly-formed West Surrey Council is expected to throw its weight against expansion at Farnborough Airport. It comes as a motion reaffirming Waverley…
Opinion: Rural Roar – My Parish Council Is Backing the Campaign and Standing Up for Surrey Villages
By Paula Moss Vice-chair of Effingham Parish Council and founder of “Rural Roar”, a campaign seeking reform of grey belt policy. A new planning policy is putting Surrey villages at…
Flames Season Starts with the Challenge Cup
By Don Starr The 2026-27 season starts tomorrow, Saturday, September 12 with the first games in the Challenge Cup competition. Guildford Flames who will be looking to improve last year’s…
Review: The Doris Show – Guildford Fringe
By Alice Fowler Jackie Mitchell wears many hats – journalist, PR professional, radio presenter at Brooklands Radio and, it turns out, talented stage performer too. For one night only at…
Reorganisation Pause Makes Constituents Fear They Have Been ‘Thrown Under the Bus ‘
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The legal advice that forced the nationwide cancellation of local government reorganisation, with the single exception of Surrey because it was too far down…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.355
By Malcolm Fincham By the latter weeks of August the sustained long hot and dry summer that had been with us since mid-June finally showed signs of breaking down. On…
Opinion: Setting the Record Straight on the Green Belt Assessment
By George Potter Lib Dem borough, county and West Surrey Shadow councillor Much has been made, rightly so, of the recently published independent Green Belt Assessment (GBA) by Aecom, which…
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