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The Dragon Says: Questions Remain Over the Eashing Solar Farm Affair
Reports of money being offered to a political party, payable when planning permission is granted, quite properly, rings alarm bells. Then when the party concerned knows nothing about the offer…
Surrey Sports Park Switches on Solar Array to Help Meet Net Zero Target
By Alex Pack Surrey Sports Park has switched on a rooftop solar array of more than 1,500 panels on Monday (August 11), which, the University of Surrey says, could supply…
Letter: Another Solution: Solar Panels On ‘Water Intensive, Biodiversity Wasteland’ Golf Courses
From Mark Stamp Whilst I agree that the roofs of especially industrial buildings should be used for solar panels, this is often not possible on existing buildings. Also, any project…
Cherry Trees Charity Celebrates £60,000 Children in Need Grant
The Cherry Trees charity, which provides short break respite care for children and young people with complex disabilities, has been awarded a £60,000 grant from BBC Children in Need. The…
Letter: It Is Less Unfair for Other Parts of Surrey to Pay the Debt
From Lottie Harding In response to: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt I am sure the Government completely understands the debt issue. The…
Taylor Wimpey Submits Plans for New Tongham Housing Estate
By Emily Dalton local democracy reporting service Plans have been submitted to Guildford Borough Council for up to 420 new homes in Tongham – with anxious residents wondering whether the…
Worplesdon Council’s Offer to Make ‘Horse Field’ a Nature Reserve Rejected by GBC
By Martin Giles and David Rose An outline proposal by Worplesdon Parish Council for land off Salt Box Road, adjacent to Whitmoor Common, to be made a nature reserve has…
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…
International Poetry Book Award for Local Writer
By Alice Fowler Surrey writer Liz Kendall and her London-based co-author Vilma Bharatan have been awarded third prize in The International Poetry Book Awards 2025. Their book, Meet Us and Eat…
Letter: It Would Be Good to Have Wind Turbines on the North and South Downs
From Maddie Evans In response to: If the Shalford Councillor Wants Wind Turbines Put Them in Shalford Aside from repeatedly calling me a Labour councillor [now corrected in Lyn Jenkins’…
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