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New Air Quality Strategy to Improve Pollution Approved by Guildford Borough Council

By Esme Campbell A five-year strategy to improve air quality across the borough has been approved by Guildford councillors. The document outlines the priorities and steps that will be taken,…

Co-founder of Surrey Pride Found Guilty of Rape of 12-year-old Boy

Two men who were found guilty of multiple child sex offences earlier this year are both facing prison sentences following a hearing at Guildford Crown Court on Monday (June 30).…

July By-elections To Show Relative Standings of Political Parties

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Some parts of Surrey will head to the polls to cast their vote in July. Three by-elections will be taking place for Surrey County…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.330 Bempton Cliffs

By Malcolm Fincham Inspiring weather conditions continued to remain as we moved into the middle part of June, as another plume of warm air pushed up from Europe bringing temperatures…

Notice: Invisible Things at Guildford House – July 5 to September 27

Free art exhibition at Guildford House……

GBC Asks Residents for Views on Its Draft Building Height Guidance

By Martin Giles What is your view on building heights in Guildford? Should there be limits, perhaps depending on the location? If so, what should those limits be? Guildford Borough…

Letter: A Simple Footbridge Should Have Been Affordable to Keep Towpath Over Weir Open

From Andy Jones See: The National Trust Should Be Embarrassed About How Long the Weir Repair Is Taking It is over five and a half years now since Tumbling Bay…

Letter: Local Government Reorganisation Consultations Are Too Little, Too Late

From Bernard Quoroll former local authority chief executive In response to: Online Event Will ‘Help Residents Have Their Say On Local Government Reorganisation’ I see now that there are three…

What a Shambles! Council Takes Highlighted Street Sign Down

Martin Giles June 30 – An erroneous street sign indicating that The Shambles, which runs off Guildford High Street, was in Godalming, has been removed following yesterday’s article in The…

Ninja Sword Owners Told To Surrender Them to the Police

Surrey Police will be part of a surrender and compensation scheme for ninja swords being launched by the Government tomorrow (July 1). Owners will have one month to hand in…