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Waverley’s Lib Dem Council Leader In Line to Lead New West Surrey Council

By Martin Giles Paul Follows has been elected as the leader of the West Surrey Shadow Council and is expected to be confirmed as council leader at the council’s inaugural…

Trans Activists Launch High Street Protest Against Sale of Harry Potter Merchandise

By David Reading Trans rights activists launched a peaceful protest outside Waterstones in Guildford this afternoon (May 16), chalking messages on the pavement to draw people’s attention to the company’s…

Discover Ripley’s Shops – Past and Present

Ripley Museum’s latest exhibition is titled Shops Past and Present. And it isn’t confined to the museum, as there are 10 QR codes around the village showing pictures of the…

Letter: Some Councillors Will Have a Bonanza Year

From Dave Middleton In response to: West Surrey Councillors To Get £19k Basic Allowance Once New Council Takes Over Given that a number of existing Surrey County Councillors who have…

Massive World Cup Telly Proposed But Will It Be In Time for the Big Kick-off?

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter With the football World Cup less than a month away, a Guildford pub is looking to install a massive 86-inch television in its back…

Roll Up for the Guildford Poyle Dicing Ceremony

The traditional Guildford Poyle Dicing Ceremony, previously known as Dicing for the Maid’s Money, takes place at the Guildhall at 10am on Thursday, May 21. This ceremony has been taking…

Effingham Residents’ Chair Criticises MP in Letter Feud

By Isabelle Trubshaw The chair of Effingham Residents Association (EFFRA) has publicly criticised MP Zöe Franklin (Lib Dem) over what they describe as an “unbalanced” response to Berkeley Homes’ recent…

Letter: Sir Jeremy Is Right, Voters Do Use Local Elections To Send a Message

From Angela Richardson former Conservative MP for Guildford In response to: Dragon Interview – MP Jeremy Hunt says Local Democracy Is Broken This a good interview to watch. Well done…

Notice: Burpham Village Fair – July 11

The 2026 Burpham Village Fair takes place on July 11 between noon and 3pm at Sutherland Memorial Park, Burpham. All the activities will be either no cost or low cost.…

Taxi Stolen During Brawl Outside Town Centre Pub

Surrey police are appealing for witnesses following an affray in Farnham in the early hours of Sunday, May 10. Officers were called following reports of a fight involving up to…