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Learn About Guildford’s Rich History, Including the 20th Century

By Nicholas Bale leader of the Guildford Town Guides Guildford, and daily life in the town, has changed enormously in the last century. The Guildford Town Guides have therefore decided…

Unpaid Carers Hit By Reduction in Support From Surrey County Council

The work of a charity that provides vital respite for people who are carers to their loved ones is under serious threat because of a reduction in support from Surrey…

Letter: Guildford Has Lost Revenue While Council Dithered

From: Sara Tokunaga In response to: £86 Million Development Plan Submitted for Guildford Park Road Prior to 2017 when the first plan to develop Guildford Park Road car park was…

£86 Million Development Plan Submitted for Guildford Park Road

By David Reading Major plans for a new housing development in Guildford Park Road have been submitted to Guildford Borough Council. Wates Construction has put in proposals for an £86…

City Unlucky To Earn Only One Point from Away Match

Sutton Common Rovers (0) 0 Guildford City (0) 0 By Barry Underwood On a chilly evening at Colston Avenue, City came away with a well-deserved point, and they were indeed…

Spelthorne’s Big Debt Problem – When Is the Best Time to Cash In?

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Spelthorne Borough Council, which will be grouped with Guildford under impending changes to local government organisation, has been warned it must sell off its…

Letter: Parts of Guildford Borough Are Resembling the Wild West

From: Sir Michael Aaronson chair Normandy Action Group In response to: Tongham and Normandy Are Both Facing a Possible Housing Boom This is getting crazy: our half of the soon…

Letter: My Memories of 1960s Pewley Down’s Paper Round

From Dave Bush In response to: The Story Of Pewley Down Gifted To Guildford 100 Years Ago Thank you very much for the very interesting article on Pewley Down. Way…

Dragon Review – Sherlock Holmes: The Hunt for Moriarty – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Alice Fowler In dangerous times, all of us needs a hero – and who better to lift spirits on a cold November night, than the master detective, Sherlock Holmes,…

Delays to Report on Housing Revenue Account Scandal Criticised by Scrutiny Committee

By Emily Dalton, local democracy reporter, and Martin Giles Guildford councillors won’t get their hands on a long-awaited report into historic council housing repairs until next year after months of…