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Mayor’s Diary: March 1 – March 15

The diary for the Mayor of Guildford, Howard Smith, and Deputy Mayor Jane Tyson as provided by GBC. All information supplied by GBC. Find out about Guildford’s Mayor & Deputy…

Guildford Borough Council Shortlisted for Award

By Martin Giles Guildford Borough Council has been shortlisted in the prestigious 2026 MJ Achievement Awards which, according to a GBC statement, “celebrate the exceptional work and success of local…

Letter: There Are Few Choices That Are Not Political

From Brian Creese Labour party activist In response to: Those Who Say They Are Apolitical Are Being Dishonest As regular readers will probably know, I don’t often agree with Lib…

Witness Appeal Following Assault on Two Men in Walnut Tree Close

Four teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of two counts of assault causing grievous bodily harm following an incident near Guildford railway station early yesterday morning (Thursday,  February 26). Two…

After Two Years, New Crossing on the Epsom Road

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter After years of campaigning, petitions and crossed fingers, a new traffic light crossing has finally been switched on today, February 27, on Epsom Road…

Letter: There Is A Difference Between Being Political and Party Political

From: Gavin Morgan In response to: Those Who Say They Are Apolitical Are Being Dishonest George Potter thinks everyone is political. That might be true if you go back to…

Surrey Heath Council Sees No Advantage in Farnborough Airport Expansion

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Air pollution, noise, and climate change are three of the reasons Surrey Heath Borough Council is objecting to plans to increase weekend flights at…

Notice: Come and See the UK’s Youngest Ever Chess Grandmaster from Guildford

A single opponent is not enough for Sheyras……

City Defy League Position to Claim Three Points

Guildford City (1) 4 Corinthian-Casuals (1) 2 By Barry Underwood Guildford City came up with a much-needed three points as the relegation trapdoor had started to loom large. With only…

Dragon Interview: Village Association Chair Pleads His Case to Keep Path Open

Lorimer Burn has walked his dog along the field side path on the Hog’s Back twice a day for 20 years, so Loseley Estate’s decision to close the path has…