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Letter: Offer of Community Benefit Package Followed Government Guidance
From Peter Grubb Director, Savills estate agents (Rural), Taunton This letter follows the consideration of a planning application for a solar wind farm installation at Eashing. See: Planning Clash Triggered…
Planning Clash Triggered By Unwelcome Offer of Community Benefit Payments
A company making a planning application for a solar energy farm in Eashing offered to make “community benefit” payments to a political party, a parish council and an amenity group,…
Around The Very Top: A Long Way To Tongue
Martin Giles is cycling around the top of northern Scotland with his son Tom. This is a report on the leg from Durness to Tongue. Find other reports in the…
Guildford Greenbelt Group Announces Plans For Candidates At Next Year’s Local Elections
The Guildford Green Belt Group (GGG) has announced that it plans to field candidates in most rural wards and some urban ones at next year’s borough council elections. The announcement was…
George Abbot Students See The Green Future Of Motoring
Students at George Abbot School got up close to an innovative electric buggy that may be the future of motor transport while also helping to safeguard the environment. Gordon Foat,…
Uphill All The Way – Over The Himalayas – (Mkt Harboro’ to Melton Mowbray)
This is the sixth report on the author’s progress in his bid to cycle from Guildford to Edinburgh. The reports follow: Uphill All The Way – The Idea and Uphill All…
The State of Surrey’s Nature – From A Report Launched by David Attenborough
Report and photos by Dani Maimone According to the UK’s first national report on the state of our natural environment, 60% of our species are in decline with some on…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.34
By Malcolm Fincham It was as if someone had flicked a switch and turned the heating up (a bit) once the rain had passed through on Saturday April 13. And…
Where Is This? No. 42
By David Rose The regular readers were not distracted by the snowy conditions in last week’s mystery photo and easily recognised it as the entrance to Guildford railway station. I…
The WWII Crash of C47 ‘Lilly Bell II’
The military aircraft that crashed in a field at Hurst Farm, Jacobs Well, Guildford, on October 25, 1944, killing its four-man crew, received little attention in the local press at the time.…
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