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Round Britain Road Trip For Old Bangers Will Raise Vital Funds For Hospice Charity

Seventeen vehicles costing the owners no more than £750 each will be setting off on an epic adventure around Britain next month (April) to raise money for local hospice care…

Blocked Hog’s Back Path – Hope for a Compromise Following Parish Council Debate

By Martin Giles The issue of the blocked fieldside path on the south side of the Hog’s Back came to a head at the Artington Parish Council meeting last night…

County Council Backs Investment Portfolio

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Surrey County Council has signed off the latest business plans for two companies it owns as it tries to strengthen its finances during a…

AI Powered Defence System Stops 5G Cyber Attacks in a Fraction of a Second

An AI defence system, TwinGuard, has successfully detected and neutralised sophisticated 5G cyber-attacks in less than a tenth of a second, say researchers at the University of Surrey who developed…

Dragon Review: The Last Picture at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Isabelle Trubshaw A picture is only as complete as the imagination that sees it. That is the message that I took from Robin Simpson’s 90-minute performance of Catherine Dyson’s…

Acts Announced for Family Friendly Haslemere Fringe Festival, July 3, 4 and 5

The Haslemere Fringe Festival, a not-for-profit, family-friendly festival run entirely by volunteers, takes place every two years on Lion Green in Haslemere. This year the festival is on Friday, Saturday…

Testimonial Match To Be Played In Memory of Victim of Stoke Park Stabbing

By Martin Giles The tragic death of a 15-year old who loved football is to be marked by a testimonial match a celebration of his life and the launch of…

Local Elections Explainer

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter When voters head to the polls on Thursday, May 7, the local election in Surrey will look very different from previous years. This local…

Letter: Thoughts on the Loss of a Path

From Lorimer Burn chair of St Catherine’s Village Association See: Village Association Chair Pleads His Case to Keep Path Open I thought I would offer my further thoughts on the…

Feature: Council Revenue to Increase as Guildford Parking Incorporates ANPR

Listen to Isabelle Trubshaw’s interview with several customers and a retailer in Guildford, who discuss their views on the recent changes to Guildford’s car parking system… By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford…