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Updated: Transport Police Investigate 2025 Rape At Guildford Railway Station

British Transport Police are investigating the rape of a 17-year-old girl that is reported to have happened at Guildford railway station in January 2025. They released CCTV images of a…

Brick Wall Collapse Sparks Safety Concerns on Guildford High Street

By Isabelle Trubshaw A section of brickwork has collapsed from a building above Café Nero on Guildford High Street, narrowly missing pedestrians and prompting concerns over building safety in the…

Surrey Star, Penelope Keith, Has Died Aged 86

By Isabelle Trubshaw Dame Penelope Keith, best known for her roles in The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died aged 86 at her home in Milford. The…

Last Post for Gate Post at Castle Grounds Entrance

By Daisy Edwards Guildford Castle has suffered little in the way of attacks in nine centuries but last Thursday (June 25) a council vehicle caused the most significant physical damage…

Challengers Charity Gets Ready For Its Annual Jazz-on-the-Green Event

The Wood Street Jazz Festival is back for its 12th year on Sunday July 19th. The annual event is held in aid of Challengers, the Guildford charity dedicated to transforming…

Mayor’s Diary: June 26 to July 12

The diary for the Mayor of Guildford, Jane Tyson, and Deputy Mayor, Dominique Williams. All information as supplied by GBC. Find out about Guildford’s Mayor & Deputy Mayor here. Friday 26…

Highways Bulletin: New Option for Home EV Charging

The information for this bulletin comes from Surrey County Council and is written by them. See interactive map here. Report potholes and highway issues here. Home EV Charging Comes to…

GBC Executive Confirms Decision to Reject Creation of ‘Clean Air Zone’

By James Moules local democracy reporter GBC’s Executive confirmed that a “clean air zone” will not be created in Guildford after councillors accepted a report saying the costs would outweigh…

Letter: A Good Decision by GBC on the Proposed Normandy Development

From Michael Moriarty In response to: Council Would Have Refused Development Proposal Had It Not Gone to Appeal Good news to hear that GBC would have denied permission to develop…

Dragon Interview: GSC’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing

By Isabelle Trubshaw For centuries, Shakespeare’s plays have inspired countless theories and interpretations. One long-standing belief suggests that Much Ado About Nothing could be Shakespeare’s unofficial sequel to Love Labour’s…