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Letter: GBC Prefers Fantasy Politics

From: Ben Paton In response to: Recommendation for Guildford to Consider Congestion Charging Guildford Borough Council has a real and direct responsibility for planning. Why is it that the council…

Letter: We Felt Pressurised to Move Off the Edgeley Site

From: James Adams In response to: Edgeley Park Residents Continue to Hope They Will Not Be Made Homeless We were at Edgeley Park for 11 years. We left in January…

Letter: Can You Help Protect Children from Cruelty?

From: Melody Taylor NSPCC Schools Coordinator, Surrey The NSPCC is searching Surrey for volunteers who are passionate about child protection to join us in our fight for every childhood. In…

Letter: There Are Existing Policies That Could Be Used to Protect Guildford

From: Sallie Barker Chair of Guildford Conservative Association R4GV chooses to ignore planning policies and material planning guidance that exists to protect Guildford town centre from inappropriate development. The Guildford…

Letter: Demolition Is Not the Best Option for the Debenhams Building

From: Bibhas Neogi See also: Demolition of Debenhams Would Be a Polluting Waste of Resources and Debenhams Worst Outcome Is Years Of Vacant Dereliction I am not against the development…

Letter: Failure to Extend Deadline Is an Affront to Both the Public Interest and Common Decency

From: David Roberts See also: Delay to Consultation on Planning Application for Wisley Airfield It’s an old but familiar trick: Taylor Wimpey finally submitted their monster planning application for 1,700…

Letter: GBC Should Demand More from Developers

From: Guy Murray In response to: ‘Urban Housing Estate at Heart of a Surrey Village’ Approved It’s very sad that the Taylor Wimpey planning application for 110 homes in West…

Letter: Blame the Tories for the Current Lack of Restrictions on Height

From: John Redpath R4GV borough councillor for Holy Trinity Yet again Mr Mills shows his lack of knowledge in planning matters. The North Street development will be decided by the…

Letter: An Effective Building Height Limit Is Now Necessary and Urgent

From: Richard Mills chair, Guildford Town Centre Conservatives Guildford Conservative Association’s detailed views on building height will be covered in due course in a wider planning strategy for the borough,…

Letter: Rate of Building Development Needs To Match Infrastructure Capacity

From: Jim Allen In response to: GBC Should Commission a Survey on the Issue of Building Height Bill Stokoe says: “I believe people do want homes above all else” and…