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Letter: The EU Debate – Some Economic Facts

From Gordon Bridger It has been suggested that we need more factual information in the debate on the EU, so here are a few economic facts. According the Office of…

Letter: Conclusion Of Electric Theatre Consultation Story Could Be Misleading

By Dawn Hetherington I have to confess I’m getting a little confused about the Electric Theatre. I was under the impression that the consultation, which is now closed, will guide…

Letter: Newlands Corner – Surrey County Council Should Look Elsewhere for Savings

From Mike Pugh I attended Surrey County Council’s (SCC) so-called ‘information’ meeting last Wednesday night at Holy Trinity church. It was a packed meeting with attendees filling the church and…

Letter: Some Crimes Should Bar Political Office

From Anna-Marie Davis Whether criminality should prevent political office is an interesting one, I think it should relate to the crime in question. My personal opinion is that lying to…

Letter: Is this a Party of Government or a Bunch of Cronies?

From Ben Paton If Monika Juneja and Steven Mansbridge’s petition for an elected mayor succeeds the disgrace of the Conservative Party in Guildford will be complete. These two individuals were…

Letter: Newlands Corner Meeting – I Have Never Witnessed Anything Like It

From Pauline Surrey Last night’s public meeting organised by Surrey County Council (SCC) at Holy Trinity Church, (March 9) was explosive stuff! I have attended many a public meeting in…

Letter: County Council Should Act Now on Bridge Street

From Chris Ogle As many people will be aware there is a petition to get the council to address the problem of Bridge Street immediately. I understand that the council…

Letter: Guildford’s Assessment Of Housing Need ‘Falls Far Short Of Any Acceptable Standard’

From Ben Paton The National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) states that ‘objectively assessed housing need’ must be set out and analysed in a Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA). A SHMA…

Letter: Leaving the EU Would Improve Britain’s Trade Position

From Gordon Bridger While there is a widespread belief that there have been benefits of our trade with the European Union, data provided by the Office for National Statics show…

Letter: Were We Misled By Tory Election Pledge?

By Bernard Parke “CONSERVATIVES SAY GREEN BELT TO STAY”. This was a battle cry headline on Guildford Conservative’s newsletter during last year’s local elections which no doubt gave the electorate some false…