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Private School Still In Heavy Debt to Bankrupt Woking Council

By Chris Caulfield Local Democracy Reporting Service A private school that was loaned millions of pounds at favourable rates by bankrupt Woking Borough Council has still to pay its overdue…

GBC ‘Seeking Culture of Collaboration’ With Tenants and Leaseholders

Guildford Borough Council says it is putting residents at the heart of its housing services with the launch of its draft Tenant and Leaseholder Engagement Strategy. The council says the…

Tomorrow’s City Match Postponed

Guidford City’s already postponed match against Sandhurst FC has been postponed again.  The delayed Combined Counties League fixture was due to be played tomorrow evening Wednesday, March 26 and was…

New Specialist Unit Approved For Students With Autism

By Emily Dalton Local Democracy Reporting Service Up to 60 new college places for students with autism will be created at a Surrey college. The county council has approved £5.3m…

Cathedral Promises Inspiring Holy Week Concert

Guildford Cathedral is inviting people to an evening of inspiring music at a Holy Week concert on April 12th. The performance will feature composer Christopher Wood’s Easter Oratorio, Holy Week,…

Police Seek Witnesses After Car Hits a Tree

Surrey police are appealing for witnesses to a collision in which a car hit a tree in Albury this morning (March 25th). Officers were called to the junction of Little…

Letter: Why Didn’t Councillor Speak in Debate?

From George Potter Lib Dem borough councillor for Burpham Cllr Richard Mills [Con, Castle] didn’t utter a word in the debate on Wednesday, something that was true of most Conservative…

Letter: Three Unitaries and More Powerful Parish Councils to Re-invigorate Local Democracy

From David Roberts In response to: Proposals on Unitaries Have Lost All Credibility I cannot agree with Cllr Richard Mills. “Skewgate” is a storm in a teacup of no interest…

Surrey’s £3m Investment Aims to Make The School Run Safer

By Emily Dalton Local Democracy Reporting Service A £3 million investment into road safety means children and parents can have a safer school run, Surrey County Council has said. The…

Government Approves £1.6 Billion To Tackle Potholes, But Councils Must Show Progress

By David Reading The Government has announced a £1.6 billion investment to tackle potholes, to be delivered to councils from April. But in order to receive the money, councils in…