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Letter: Debenhams – Viability Assessments Are Misunderstood and Misapplied
From John Harrison See: Single Vote Decides Debenhams Plan Following Wide-ranging Debate If such large buildings are to replace Debenhams it is a tragedy that only 3 per cent of…
Notice: Storyteller Writes New Children’s Book ‘Surrey Hills Superheroes’
Local author and storyteller Steve Markwell said he wants people to “discover the magic of the Surrey Hills, breathe deeply, and find your inner Superhero”, and he has written a…
Did You See Guildford Assault?
Police were called to an incident where a man and woman had been seen arguing in a silver Audi outside McDonald’s at the bottom of North Street at around 10.20pm…
‘This Is An Intervention’ – Extinction Rebellion Protest Bank’s Investment in Fossil Fuels
By Hugh Coakley and Martin Giles Extinction Rebellion protesters glued themselves to Barclays Bank windows in North Street today (November 14, 2022) in protest at the bank’s continuing funding of…
Letter: Where Do the Tories Now Stand on Their Disastrous Local Plan?
From Jules Cranwell In response to: Town Centre Tories Call for Time Out on North Street Plans Saying Height Limit Is Required Since the Tories are suddenly so concerned about…
Opinion: Why Let Guildford Be Ruined By ‘Monstrous Mass And Height’ Buildings?
By Nic Allen RIBA Most of us enjoy visiting towns and cities such as Oxford, Cambridge, Canterbury, Chichester and Winchester. Part of our enjoyment is that these towns and cities…
Guildford Retailers ‘Bracing Themselves for What’s to Come’ with Financial Uncertainty
By Hugh Coakley Traders in Guildford were “bracing themselves for what’s to come” as fears and uncertainty over energy prices, the war in Ukraine, inflation and the government’s handling of…
Opinion: The Biggest Changes For Our Town in Two Centuries Need Popular Support
By Martin Giles The borough council is planning the biggest changes to our town for nearly two centuries and the need for more democracy in our local planning decisions has…
Pushing Pedals: Going Green? You Could Try Cycling
This is the regular column on local cycling by the Guildford Bicycle User Group (G-BUG). Its vision is to make cycling in Guildford safer, more convenient and fun. Members share…
Photo Feature: Car Free Day More Often Say Visitors and Shopkeepers
By Hugh Coakley “We should do this more often” was the most common response from those attending Guildford’s second Car Free Day on Sunday, September 25. The town was busy…
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