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Urgent Car Park Repairs Planned At Popular Recreation Spot

By Chris Caulfield Local Democracy Reporting Service Frimley Lodge Park – a popular recreation spot for families and sports enthusiasts – is to have its car park upgraded. It is…

Notice: The Brigitte Trust’s Farewell Cafés, Jacobs Well Village Hall, May 21

Since 1984 The Brigitte Trust has been dedicated to supporting individuals and their families facing terminal conditions, enhancing quality of life through practical and emotional help. It believes that everyone…

Community Heroes Remembered at Ripley Museum’s Latest Exhibition

In every community there are men and women, and in some cases children, who go above and beyond the rest to contribute to the community. These people often go through…

Pay and Display Machines Taken Out Of Service In Guildford Town Centre

By Esme Campbell The majority of on-street pay and display parking machines in Guildford town centre are no longer in service, having been replaced by an app-only payment option. As…

Stevie Wonder Tribute Band Will Headline Challengers’ Big Jazz Event

By David Reading The Wood Street Jazz Festival is set to return in July, offering a line-up of world-class musicians in aid of Challengers, the Guildford charity dedicated to transforming…

Five-Year Investigation Reveals ‘Heart-Breaking’ Dog Breeding Operation

Two people from Normandy have been convicted of running a dog breeding establishment without a licence following a five-year investigation by Guildford Borough Council. They advertised puppies using a variety…

Police In Unmarked Car Witnessed Man’s Dangerous Driving

A 45-year-old man has been jailed for 26 weeks after police in an unmarked car witnessed his dangerous driving in Guildford. The incident began when Danny Keet, who was driving…

Merrist Wood Students Set To Blossom at BBC Gardeners’ World Fair 

A team of horticulture and landscaping students from Merrist Wood College in Worplesdon look set to inspire thousands of visitors at the BBC Gardeners’ World Spring Fair with their Showcase…

National Highways Announces A3 Closure At Wisley

A weekend-long closure of part of the A3  at Wisley will start at 9pm this evening (Friday). The closure will allow further work on upgrading junction 10 and the Wisley…

Letter: Look for What Politicians Don’t Say

From Bernard Quoroll former local authority CEO In response to: Local Government Reorganisation Must Strengthen Links Between Communities Whenever I hear from politicians, I always think it is important to…