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Final Phase of Deepcut Redevelopment Approved
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The final planning application of the 1,200-home Deepcut regeneration project has been approved. Deepcut lies just across the Guildford borough boundary from Pirbright. The…
GuilFest Returns to Stoke Park with Global Names and Local Soul
By Stella Kuchanny GuilFest is officially back this July, bringing two days of music, family fun, and community spirit to the heart of Guildford. This year’s Saturday headliner is The…
Exercise May Aid Body’s Immune Response Against Cancer, Pilot Study Finds
Exercising during chemotherapy and before surgery may help the body send more immune cells into cancerous tumours, according to a ground-breaking pilot study carried out by the Royal Surrey NHS…
Letter: How Surveys of Public Opinion Should Be Organised
From Bernard Quoroll former local authority CEO In response to: Revealed Survey Shows SCC’s Preferred Two-unitary Option Has Least Public Support Here is how such surveys to judge public opinion…
Updated: Catapult Attacks, Shoplifting and Graffiti – the ASB Problem That Ash Is Facing
By David Reading Updated with a statement from Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner Concerns about vandalism and other antisocial behaviour problems have been growing in the Ash area. Residents have…
Guildford’s Green Day Shows Commitment to Net Zero by 2030 Remains
By Joshua Brown Guildford hosted its second annual Green Day event to promote local climate action on Sunday (June 8). The borough council’s commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions from…
Letter: We Should All Have a Say in How Our Local Government Is Reorganised
From Dave Middleton In response to: Revealed Survey Shows SCC’s Preferred Two-unitary Option Has Least Public Support This whole local government reorganisation thing, it appears, is being forced through since…
Dragon Review: Madam Butterfly – Grange Park Opera
By Alice Fowler With a simple – if tragic – plot, and a ravishing musical score, Puccini’s Madama Butterfly must stir its audience to succeed. Grange Park Opera’s new production…
Letter: PIP Claimants Under-claim
From M Durant In response to: Not All PIP Claimants Need It The narrative that PIP is widely abused is often politically driven and not strongly supported by data as…
Flashback: Council Report Accepts Juneja Case Has Caused ‘Reputational Damage’
Flashback looks at Dragon NEWS stories of a decade ago. Ten years ago this week Guildford Borough Council Exonerated themselves of blame following its failure to reveal councillor’s criminal lies……
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