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City Continue Bright Start in New League

Dorking Wanderers B (0) 0 Guildford City (3) 7 By Barry Underwood Wow! In 16 years of watching Guildford City week in and week out, I don’t recall a more…

Railway Timetables for Surrey Facing First Full Refresh for 20 Years

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Once in a generation changes aimed at improving rail schedules are being set to be introduced across Surrey  but there are concerns about how…

Letter: It’s All ‘Grey Belt’ Now, It Seems – We Are On a Trajectory

From David Roberts An unlamented former Conservative leader of Guildford council, Stephen Mansbridge, used to talk about local planning being on a “trajectory.” Mansbridge, who’d been in the army, was…

A31 Collision: Police Release Picture of Man They Want To Interview

Surrey police are looking to speak to the man in the picture in connection with a serious collision on the A31, Farnham, last month. Officers were called to the Farnham…

Guildford Through the Camera’s Lens – Including the Great Flood of ’68

September 1968: A young boy in Wellington boots watches canoeists at the bottom of Guildford High Street. Shops such as the John Collier tailors lie under six feet of water.…

Guildford Council’s Ageing Vehicle Fleet is Costly and Inefficient

By James Moules local democracy reporter Guildford Borough Council is eyeing replacements for its ageing vehicle fleet, with forecast maintenance expenditure on existing vans and lorries set to be nearly…

Letter: Welcome Back Dragon

From Bernard Quoroll Former local authority CEO The current drought has been much more than just about the weather. Since our local online newspaper has been “off the air”, residents…

New Partnership to Support Adults Facing Multiple Challenges

A new Surrey-wide outreach service for adults in need will launch in September. It brings together Oakleaf Enterprise, Catalyst Support and The Hope Hub to provide  support for adults experiencing…

Letter: The Failure to Deliver Ash Footbridge Is Symptomatic of a Wider Malaise

From John Ferns Ash residents have every reason to be disappointed about the footbridge. This is not simply about convenience. Network Rail’s own risk assessment placed Ash level crossing 59th…

Notice: Community Fun Day – August 29

Come and have some fun. It’s free!…