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Scientists Say Public Monitoring of Pollution Could Lead to Cleaner Air
Empowering the public to monitor pollution in their communities could lead to cleaner air, say research scientists from the University of Surrey. The university reports that during a five-month study,…
Flashback January 2014: Ex-Gurkhas on the March and Misty Mornings Seen from Above
Flashback looks at some of the top stories published on The Guildford Dragon NEWS exactly 10 years ago. Guildford Ex-Gurkha On March In London For Welfare Rights (published on January…
Views Sought on Plan to Eliminate Road Collisions by 2050
Five different agencies have come together to set out their plans to eliminate road collisions resulting in death or serious injury by 2050. In line with international and national best…
Bramley Lambs Cruelly Killed by Rogue Driver
By Martin Giles Surrey Police are investigating an incident which took place overnight (17-18 January) resulting in the death of 14 lambs at a farm to the south-west of Bramley.…
Letter: There Is Something Fishy About the Approval of the Junction 10 Project
From: David Roberts In response to: The Pros and Cons of the Re-designed Junction 10 There is something very fishy about the way The M25 Junction 10 project was approved…
Motorists Asked to Steer Clear of Gritters
Five National Highways gritters were struck by other vehicles while they were out and about spreading salt last winter. Each incident left the vehicles involved with visible damage. The year…
Flashback January 2014: Exciting Archaeological Finds and Surprise Return of GuilFest
Flashback looks at some of the top stories published on The Guildford Dragon NEWS exactly 10 years ago. Retired Firefighter’s Tip Off Leads To Exciting Archaeological Finds (published on January…
Flashback: Guildford’s Floods, December 2013
Flashback is a new feature looking back at some of the top stories published on The Guildford Dragon NEWS exactly 10 years ago. We begin with the floods and the havoc…
Floods of 1900 When the Town Bridge Was Swept Away
By David Rose Widespread flooding occurred in the Guildford area in February 1900, which saw much of the Town Bridge was swept away. The damage and havoc that was wreaked…
Letter: Another Wall of High-rise Flats Proposed for Guildford: This Time in the Green Belt
From: John Harrison Developer Elysian Residences has recently submitted a planning application (23/P/01850) to redevelop the former University of Law site at St Catherine’s on the southern edge of Guildford.…
See Dragon story: GBC’s Explanation of Major Land Sale Notice Error ‘Borders on Arrogant’ Says Councillor
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