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Ockham Burglars Jailed

Three men have been sentenced at Guildford after pleading guilty to burglary from a house in Ockham. On October 10, a homeowner returned home around 9.30pm to discover they had…

Guildford’s Expanding Role in the World of Poetry and the Creative Arts

Surrey Poet Laureateship’s end-of-year gala brought an electric night of performance, community, and celebration to the Nomad Theatre in East Horsley. The event, described by the organisers as their most…

Letter: The Forgotten Side of Guildford – Are We Living in a Third World Country?

From Dale Layman Prospective Reform candidate for Guildford West I am planning on standing as the Reform candidate for the Guildford West area in the unitary elections in May next…

Letter: Facial Recognition? Beware What You Wish For

From Jim Allen In response to: comment from Frank Emery on: Councillors Demand Police Facial Recognition Vans Mothballed Pending Consultation The assertion: “If you’re not doing anything wrong, you’ve got…

North Street Development Plan Changes Approved Despite ‘Monolithic’ Claim

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Fresh changes to a major Surrey regeneration project have been slammed as “monolithic” and “top heavy” despite being approved. Guildford councillors have given the…

Letter: Results of Face Recognition Trial Should Be Applauded

From Howard Moss In response to: Councillors Demand Police Facial Recognition Vans Mothballed Pending Consultation I am astonished that Cllr Tim Bonsundy-O’Bryan [Lib Dem, Hoe Bridge] feels that the use…

GBC Approves More Homes for East Horsley Despite Residents’ Fears

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Plans to build 45 ‘later living’ homes in a Surrey village have been given the green-light despite concerns that the area will “turn into…

Rejuvenated City Make It Two Wins in a Row

Guildford City (1) 3 Godalming Town (0) 1 By Barry Underwood With probably their best performance of the season Guildford City beat off the challenge from neighbours Godalming Town to…

How You Can Dispose of Your Christmas Tree – And Support Children’s Hospices

If you’re planning to dispose of your Christmas tree in January, you can help a worthwhile charity at the same time – and also support the environment. Shooting Star Children’s…

Letter: There Is No Value in 20mph Proposal

From Angela Richardson former Conservative MP for Guildford In response to: 20mph Limit for Cranleigh Councils would be much more financially effective if there weren’t so many pots of money…