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GBC Asks Housing Minister to Reconsider Guildford’s Housing Target

By Martin Giles Guildford Borough Council has submitted its response to the Government’s consultation on proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). At present, Guildford’s Local Plan housing…

Child Murder Trial to Commence

The trial of those accused of the murder of ten-year-old Sara Sharif in Horsell, Woking last year is expected to commence at the Old Bailey in London on October 7.…

Increase to Bus Stop Suspension Charges

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Charges for suspending bus stops will increase from October onwards to encourage shorter interruptions and reduce the inconvenience to passengers. It is hoped that…

Dame Patricia Wishes Theatre ‘Good Luck’

Dame Patricia Routledge has wished the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre good luck for its refurbishment project Play Your Part. She visited the theatre last week and was filmed being shown around…

Alexander Dennis Lives On – But Not Quite in Guildford

By Andy Goundry It was a sad day for Guildford and many residents of the area when the Alexander Dennis bus factory at Slyfield produced its last bus chassis in…

Hundreds Take Part in Guildford’s Kidical Ride As Part Of Cleaner Air Day

Children and parents took to the streets on their bikes to celebrate Guildford’s Cleaner Air Day on Sunday (September 29). The mass ride was one of hundreds taking place in…

Dragon Interview: James Walsh, Labour Leader at GBC

This is the third in a series of interviews with, it is hoped, all the party leaders at Guildford Borough Council. In this interview the man questioned is the Labour…

Volunteer Mentors Needed for Schools in Guildford and Ash

MCR Pathways, a UK-based charity, is seeking volunteer mentors over the age of 21, to work in schools to make a life-changing difference to a disadvantaged young person. It supports…

Guildford MP and Prime Minister’s Biographer to Discuss Politics at University Event

It’s an unprecedented year for democracy. On Thursday (October 3), the politics Department at the University of Surrey is hosting its first event of the new academic year as Professors…

Notice: Seed Saving & Sorting at Zero

It’s time to think about seeds for next spring……