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New Year Anguish Is Looming for Elderly Tenant Facing Eviction from ‘Ghosts’ Estate

By Isabelle Trubshaw A 71-year-old woman is preparing to spend a final Christmas in the home she has lived in for 20 years as she faces eviction by the West…

Highways Bulletin: Recouping the Costs of Damage to Council Property

The information for this bulletin comes from Surrey County Council and is written by them. See interactive map here. Report potholes and highway issues here. Junction 10, M25 news here.…

Flames Get Point But Lose on Penalties

Guildford Flames took a table point with the game level through regulation, but despite a large shot and possession advantage over the visiting Coventry Blaze it was the road team…

Feature: Guildford’s Theatre Brought ‘Back to Its Former Life’ After Accessibility Renovations

By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre celebrated the end of an 18-month renovation in the autumn, marking a major step in the theatre’s accessibility and expanding its educational programmes.…

Waverley Council Rejects Proposal for High-rise Flats in Farnham

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Plans for 159 Farnham homes have been thrown out over fears the high-rise blocks would “dominate” the sky and blot out the sun for…

Letter: Local Government Reorganisation Will Go the Same Way as Police and Crime Commissioners

From Bernard Quoroll In response to: County Council Leader Says There Will Be a Mayor of Surrey This is devolution in name only. Having a mayor moves decision-making further from…

Letter: GBC Tenants Should Be Safe – Money Is Not the Issue

From M Young In response to: Council Estate Upgrade Programme Criticised as Premature by Opposition Councillors The council debate reported in the above article just shows how much the repair and maintenance…

Countryside Campaigners Voice Dismay over NPPF and Most Political Parties Agree

By Martin Giles Campaigners wishing to protect Surrey’s green belt from further development has responded to the Government’s announcement of changes to the National Planning Policy Framework. Andy Smith, of…

High School Students Partner With Council To Bring Festive Cheer To Local Families

Hundreds of Christmas gifts have been distributed to families across Guildford thanks to the borough council’s Community Wellbeing Team and the generosity of students at Guildford High School. The 400…

Letter: The Right To Be Consulted Is Not Significant

From David Roberts In response to: A Town Council with Only One Significant Power is No Substitute I don’t think the right of parish or town councils to be consulted on…