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Respected Beaver and Cub Scout Leaders Tony and Tess Lees Step Down

Well known and respected Guildford Beaver and Cub leaders Tony and Tess Lees have sadly retired for health reasons from their roles after more than 30 years’ service. They first…

Insights: Unitaries Are Not Necessarily a Silver Bullet

By Bernard Quoroll former local authorities chief executive officer and former Independent Person at Guildford Borough Council In response to: Unitary Authorities Are the Way Forward Beware what you wish…

Planning Officers Recommended Calling Time on Village Pub

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The long battle over the future of a historic pub in a picturesque Surrey Hills village, which sits empty, continues. Angela Richardson, when she…

Letter: Withdrawal of 20-year-old Bus Service Leaves Us Unamused

From Dave Middleton I write to express my dismay, along with well over 30 other service users, at the decision by Surrey County Council to withdraw its funding of the…

College’s Tree Planting Scheme Includes Surrey’s First Miyawaki Forest

Working in collaboration with Surrey County Council’s tree planting and establishment team, Merrist Wood College in Worplesdon is participating in two on-campus projects to support a three-year woodland creation initiative…

Notice: Home Upgrade Grant

Are you eligible for a free grant to improve your home’s energy efficiency?…

Two Late Goals Sink Lively City

Redhill (1) 3, Guildford City (1) 2 By Barry Underwood Redhill, ante-post favourites for promotion this year, had to rely on two late goals at Kiln Brow to maintain their…

Witness Appeal Following Fatal Collision

A motorcyclist died this morning (August 15) in Brookwood. Surrey Police are now appealing for witnesses. The fatal collision between a car and a motorcycle occurred on Cemetery Pales. The…

Hotel Asylum Protest: Ash Men Bailed to Appear at Crown Court

By David Reading Six men, including three from Ash, have appeared at Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court charged with violent disorder following a protest outside an Aldershot hotel that has been housing…

Failure to Complete Council Housing Repairs Leads to Increased Level of Complaints

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter “Failing to do what we promise to do” is one of the key drivers of rising complaints to Guildford Borough Council (GBC)’s housing department.…