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Time Is Running Out For Those Wishing To Object To The Waitrose Application

From Bernard Parke Hon. Alderman The planning application for a new Waitrose supermarket on the site of the Bellerby Theatre, in Haydon Place, is due to be decided at the…

Review: Some Like it Hip Hop – G Live

By Gill Perkins Larger than life, louder than ever and weaving an extraordinary number of compelling threads together, Some Like it Hip Hop is a show that thoroughly deserves all…

Council Drops Interim Town Centre Framework and North Street Brief

Guildford Borough Council (GBC) is no longer intending to adopt the two controversial planning documents challenged by the Guildford Vision Group (GVG). GVG obtained two Queen’s Counsel opinions that adopting…

Comet To Go Into Administration

Comet, the national electrical goods retail chain that has a store at Ladymead, Guildford, has confirmed that it will be put into administration next week. Comet’s demise would be one…

Appeal For Witnesses Following Slyfield Green Burglary

Detectives in Guildford are appealing for the public’s help after a quantity of jewellery and other expensive items were stolen during a burglary in Slyfield Green last week. Offenders are…

Sponsors Sought For River Of Lights Event On December 21

The popular River of Light free family event takes place again this year on Millmead Island in Guildford on Friday, December 21, between 6pm and 8pm. It is created by people coming…

New Green Lane No Parking Signs Destroyed Within Days Of Installation

New signs, in the controversial bridleway Green Lane, have been destroyed within days of erection. The signs were replacements of others which had met a similar fate. The three new…

Guildford County School Students Start Journey Home From Hurricane Hit USA

The party of Guildford County School students caught up in Hurricane Sandy during their visit to the New York/Washington area of the United States, are thought to be commencing their…

Ash Murder – Woman Found Guilty And Sentenced To A Minimum 17 Years

By Maria Rayner An Ash woman has been sentenced to a minimum of 17 years after being found guilty of murdering her partner at Guildford Crown Court yesterday. Maxine Oliver,…

Local Choir Pipped At The Post For Choir Of The Year Title

Surrey Hills Chamber Choir were very narrowly beaten to the title of Choir of the Year 2012 at a packed Royal Festival Hall on Sunday (October 28th). Only five points…