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Letter: How likely Is It Taylor Wimpey Will Listen to Local Views?

From Sir Mike Aaronson chair of Normandy Action Group In response to: Second Normandy Survey Shows Huge Opposition to Plan for 950 Homes I see that Normandy Parish Council has…

Councillors Demand Police Facial Recognition Vans Mothballed Pending Consultation

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Formal protests have been lodged against Surrey Police’s use of facial recognition technology that scans the faces of every adult and child in view…

Dragon Review: Beauty & The Beast – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp The Christmas lights have been turned on, there are festive songs playing in all the shops, Black Friday sales have already come and gone. It can only…

Volunteers Who Look After War Graves, Help Out at a Music Festival, Be an Alcohol Health Champion

Voluntary Action South West Surrey is the go-to service for people who are looking to undertake some volunteering. It also gives help and advice to charities and organisations who rely…

20mph Limit for Cranleigh

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter 20mph speed limits could soon be introduced across three Surrey neighbourhoods, with residents now invited to give their views. Surrey County Council is consulting…

Retailers ‘Exhausted By Criminal Activity’ – But Police Say They Are Making Progress

Surrey police say they are making significant progress in the war on shoplifting – with a 465 per cent increase in charges being recorded over the past two years. They say…

Second Normandy Survey Shows Huge Opposition to Plan for 950 Homes

By David Reading Normandy residents have demonstrated overwhelming opposition to plans for major housing developments in their village, according to the results of a survey organised by the parish council.…

Farnborough Airport Expansion – Formal Consultation Commences

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Farnborough Airport hopes to increase the number of weekend flights landing at the business hub to help meet it’s forecast demand, and neighbouring councils…

Royal Grammar School to Become Co-Ed ‘To Be Reflective of Today’s Society’

By Martin Giles After 500 years, the Royal Grammar School (RGS) is to begin accepting girl pupils. They will be welcomed into both RGS Prep and RGS Senior, with phased…

Letter: Guildford Deserves an Honest Debate on Budget Choices

From Neil O’Brien In response to: Guildford’s MP Gives Her Verdict on the Budget I read Zöe Franklin MP’s comments on the Budget with interest, and I agree with her…