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Normandy Survey Shows Overwhelming Opposition to Plans for 950 Homes

By David Reading The Normandy Action Group is claiming overwhelming support for its opposition to housing plans by Taylor Wimpey, following a survey among residents carried out in September. The…

Council Reminds Guildford to Stay Safe Over Halloween and Bonfire Night

As Halloween and Bonfire Night approach, Guildford Borough Council is reminding residents to celebrate these events safely, responsibly and considerately. Its message is: “Whether you’re trick-or-treating or enjoying fireworks, taking…

Council Leader Denies Calling for County Council Elections To Be Further Delayed

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Surrey’s politicians have clashed over rumours that Conservative council leaders have tried to stop local elections taking place next year. An article in The…

Councillor Claims LGR Process ‘Potentially Corrupted’ by Publicity Leaflet

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Claims of potential corruptions of due process have been levelled at key figures linked to Surrey County Council’s local government reorganisation plans. The charges…

Collision Closes Clay Lane at A320 Junction

A collision closed Clay Lane for more than two hours this morning (October 20) with traffic at its busiest. Dragon reader Ben Darnton, who encountered the incident on his way…

MP Raises CIL Issues in Parliament – Minister ‘Committed To Finding a Solution’

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter “Complex and inflexible” rules that unintentionally and “unfairly penalise” homeowners with six-figure fines “for the apparent crime of building a home extension” will be…

HMV Set To Close – But There Are Plans To Reopen At a New Location

By Esme Campbell Guildford is set to lose another high street shop as music retailer HMV prepares to shut down its store in The Friary. The branch will be closed…

‘Some Games Children Play’: The Winning Entry In Our Short Story Competition

Today we are delighted to publish the winning entry in our short story competition, run in conjunction with Guildford’s new independent bookshop, Paper Moon. We were overwhelmed by entries and…

Flames Weather the Storm and Claim Victory

Sam Talbot had a pair of goals and Flames led for most of the evening on the way to a 6-3 Cup win over the visiting Manchester Storm.  Just 23…

Cruel Stoppage Time Goal Extends City’s Losing Run

Knaphill (0) 1, Guildford City (0) 0 By Barry Underwood A goal in the fifth minute of stoppage time was a cruel way for City to extend their run of…