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Letter: Party Politics Has No Relevance in Local Government

From Keith Childs hon alderman and former Mayor of Guildford I was proud to represent Tillingbourne Ward on Guildford Borough Council between 1991 and 2007. I was elected four times…

Letter: Guildford Should Follow Stamford’s Independent Example

From Fiona Curtis In Stamford in Lincolnshire, thirteen out of twenty-one councillors are Independent. I hope that Cllr McShee considers this option. It is indeed a very sorry state of…

Letter: Why, Oh Why Couldn’t GBC Follow the Planning Guidelines?

Letter: Why, Oh Why Couldn’t GBC Follow the Planning Guidelines?

From Ben Paton In response to: Local Politicians React to News of a Judicial Review for Waverley’s Local Plan Most people in the borough would support Brian Creese’s words: “…it…

Letter: Is It Time For Independent Councillors?

From Bernard Parke former Mayor of Guildford and hon alderman In response to: Respected Worplesdon Councillor Deselected It is sad to see such a hard-working councillor being deselected after many…

Letter: I Welcome the Judicial Review of Waverley’s Local Plan

From Jim Allen In response to: Countryside Campaigners Welcome Judicial Review of Waverley’s Local Plan It is amazing that a five-year land supply must be found to make the plan…

Letter: We Are So Proud Of My Father

From Andrea Ingham In response to: New Evidence Comes To Light On Wartime Aircraft Crash (published April 2017) What a brilliant article! I am Andrea (now Ingham), Maurice’s daughter, and…

Chapel Street Just Needs a Tidy Up

From Dave Middleton In response to: Is Chapel Street Refurbishment Really Necessary? Ask Aldermen and Residents I took a slow walk along Chapel Street yesterday after reading the article. It…

Letter: Chapel Street Refurbishment is Necessary

From B Matthews In response to: Is Chapel Street Refurbishment Really Necessary? Ask Aldermen and Residents As a resident and business owner in Castle St/Chapel St, I would absolutely say…

Letter: We Voted Remain to Preserve Our Jobs

From J Dickinson The majority of Surrey residents voted Remain to preserve our jobs – well paid, interesting jobs that generate £billions for the UK economy – and, of course,…

Letter: The New Bridge Is A Sorry, Cheap, Shoddy Bit of Work

From David Haskins Hurrah! The rebuilt New Pond Road (B3000) Rail Bridge is now open but what a sorry, cheap, shoddy bit of work. Railtrack and Surrey County Council should…