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Police Seek Witnesses After Woman Is Sexually Assaulted

Police are appealing for witnesses following a report of a sexual assault in Guildford. The offence took place on the corner of Stocton Road and Stoke Road on Tuesday, August…

Caravan Encampment Arrives at Stoke Park – Police ‘Monitoring The Situation’

Around 30 caravans and 28 other vehicles that arrived at Stoke Park on Tuesday evening were still there today (August 15). A statement from Surrey police said: “We are aware…

CPRE Calls for Government Re-think on ‘Grey Belt’ Definition

By Martin Giles The Surrey Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) is calling on Surrey’s councillors and Members of Parliament to join together in pressuring the government…

Surrey Police To Use Facial Recognition To Detect Suspects

Surrey Police is one of seven forces who will deploy live facial recognition vehicles to locate suspects for crimes including sexual offences, violent assaults and homicides, the Home Office has…

Surrey Sports Park Switches on Solar Array to Help Meet Net Zero Target

By Alex Pack Surrey Sports Park has switched on a rooftop solar array of more than 1,500 panels on Monday (August 11), which, the University of Surrey says, could supply…

How Guildford Marked VJ Day When The Second World War Came To An End

Today, August 15, 2025, marks the 8oth anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Below is a local history story we originally published five years ago on the…

Guildford Walkfest is Coming – Here’s What’s on Offer

September will soon be here and with it the 19th Guildford Walkfest – with walks for all ages and abilities in and around the surrounding countryside and the town centre.…

Bramley Using Asda Compensation Money to Help Recover from a ‘Tough Couple of Years’

By Bartholomew Little The Bramley community has already used most of the money given by Asda in compensation  for the major disruption caused by last year’s fuel leak at its…

Floodlit Sports Pitch for Village School Approved

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans for a new floodlit sports pitch at a Surrey primary school have been given the green light. But neighbours say their “only real…

Letter: Surely There Are More Suitable Areas to Develop

From Charlie Wood In response to: Normandy Housing Plan Reignites Concerns Over ‘Damage To Our Community’ While fully understanding the need and demand for new build housing, the proposed 1,000+…