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Pedestrian Seriously Injured On Farnham Bypass – Police Appeal For Witnesses

A pedestrian, a man in his 20s, was seriously injured this morning (November 4) in a collision with a car on the Farnham Bypass. Police were called out just before…

New Housing Planned To Replace Stables On Edge Of Wood Street Village

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporting service A group of old stables on the edge of Wood Street Village could soon be turned into new homes, if plans from a…

Debt Charity’s New Report on State of Poverty in the South East and Help Available for People

More than a fifth of adults in the South East have daily financial anxieties, according to a new report by the UK debt and budgeting charity Christians Against Poverty (CAP).…

Local Government Reorganisation ‘A Great Opportunity To Start from Scratch’

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Local government reorganisation could be a ‘chance to start from scratch’ and build simpler, more efficient services, Surrey’s county council leader has said. The…

Notice: Poetry Competition – Enter by November 8

Calling all budding poets……

Community Survey Planned To Discuss Future of the Troubled Electric Theatre

By David Reading Guildford Borough Council will be launching a community survey this month (November) to help guide decisions about the future of the Electric Theatre. The theatre closed earlier…

2025 Services of Remembrance to Honour our War Dead

Services of remembrance to honour our war dead taking place, November 2025. Saturday, November 8 Charlotteville Remembrance Service at the war memorial in Addison Road at 3pm. Followed by tea…

No Promise of A Mayor for Surrey

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter No promises have been made that Surrey will get full devolution and a directly elected mayor – despite it being the “entire purpose” of…

Letter: This Decision Is an Outrageous Stitch-up

From J Norman In response to: ‘Disaster in the Making’: Residents React with Anger and Distrust I’m not normally one to complain, as I think councillors do good work for…

The Spooky Hotel That Inspired The Winning Entry In Our Short Story Competition

By David Reading Many years ago, Christine Reeves was staying in a hotel in Painswick, a small town in the Cotswolds, when she noticed strange paintings on the wall. On…