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Last Chance for a Say on Local Government Reform

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Today marks the final opportunity to have your say on the future of how services are delivered ahead of major local government changes that…

Researchers Urge Reformed Suicide Prevention Approach

By Esme Campbell A new project aims for an open and inclusive approach to suicide prevention in universities, as researchers call for new, shared strategies to support students. The project…

A3100 Guildford to Godalming Portsmouth Road Re-opened

By Martin Giles August 5, 12.30pm –  The Portsmouth Road has been re-opened six days ahead of deadline. It is believed that the road was re-opened at about 11am. August…

City Succumbs to Penalty Equaliser in the Eleventh Minute of Stoppage Time

Guildford City (1) 1, Sutton Common Rovers (0) 1 By Barry Underwood Guildford City’s aspirations in the FA Cup took a knock when in the eleventh minute of stoppage time…

Letter: Who Will Defend Guildford’s Allotment Holders?

From Angela Richardson former Conservative MP for Guildford With news that the Secretary of State for Housing, Local Government and Communities Angela Rayner has given the green light to cash-strapped…

Updated: Accident Closes Portsmouth Road Diversion Route

Broadford Road, which runs between Peasmarsh and Shalford, was closed for two and a half hours this morning because of an accident. A Surrey Police spokesperson said: “We were called…

Upgrade for Spectrum Under Confirmed £10m Leisure Facility Contract

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter A much-loved Surrey leisure centre will receive a major upgrade, Guildford Borough Council has confirmed. A new 10-year contract deal worth almost £10 million…

The Ultimate Beatles Show – The ‘White Album’ On Stage, Note For Note

By David Reading It’s been 55 since the Beatles split up, but a show that’s coming to Guildford in September could possibly be the next best thing to hearing them…

Letter: Name-calling Won’t Solve GBC’s Housing Maintenance Issues

From Bernard Quoroll Former local authorities CEO and “independent person” at GBC In response to: Council Fire Doors – ‘I Will Not Rest Until Everything Is Put Right’ Says GBC…

Highways Bulletin: Smarter Traffic Lights, Smoother Journeys

The information for this bulletin comes from Surrey County Council and is written by them. See interactive map here. Report potholes and highway issues here. Junction 10, M25 news here.…