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Chief Council Officer Responds to Flood Action Criticism
Sue Sturgeon, the managing director of Guildford Borough Council (GBC), contacted The Guildford Dragon NEWS this evening (January 1) to give the council’s side of the Christmas flood alert story.…
Letter: Help Us Make Carols On The Green Even Better
From Jan Cook Raineee Wornham and I would like to thank people for all the support they have given us over the last few years for our Carols on the Green…
Police Appeal for Witnesses to Fatal M25 Collision
Surrey Police is appealing for witnesses after a woman died following a collision on the M25 at Wisley in the early hours today (January 1). The collision, involving a blue…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.52
By Malcolm Fincham “Let it thunder let it whistle, let it blow like hell I’m not really minding,” ….. some lyrics from an excellent song called United States of Mind,…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, December 28
This week there were 133 runners, of whom 26 were first timers and five recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 20 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Paul LOWE…
The Dragon Says: Here’s To 2014
As some people are still recovering from the floods that have caused huge disruption for families and businesses alike, we reach the end of one year and the beginning of…
Flood Victim Family Finally Accommodated After Five Nights ‘Sofa-Surfing’
A family of five including three young children have been found temporary accommodation this evening five days after being forced out of the Walnut Tree Close council-owned property on Christmas…
MP To Raise Questions About The Christmas Flood Alert
Ann Milton, the MP for Guildford is going to be raising questions about the flood alerts given to Guildford on Christmas Eve by the Environment Agency. This follows Guildford Dragon…
The Way We Were… Cycling in the 1920s – Part 4
Another look at 1920s cycling. A hundred miles cycling in one day would be a challenge for most of us today, even with lighter more reliable bikes and better kit.…
See Dragon story: GBC’s Explanation of Major Land Sale Notice Error ‘Borders on Arrogant’ Says Councillor
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