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Concerns Over Lack of Information on Children’s Home Closure

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Concerns over transparency have been raised about the lack of information handed to councillors over one of its own council-run children’s homes which closed…

Part 2 of Guildford’s Local Plan for 11,000 Homes Moves A Step Closer

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Part 2 of the major plan to build 11,000 homes across Guildford has moved closer to its final stage before being fully adopted. Councillors…

Parish Council to Seek Further Legal Advice on Absentee Councillors

By David Reading Ash Parish Council has rejected calls for two of its members to be removed from office immediately, despite the fact that they have not attended, in person,…

Elderly Woman Dies In Ash Fire

The death, in a domestic fire, of an elderly woman, believed to have been in her nineties, was reported to Ash Parish Council at their meeting last night by Cllr…

Despite Poor Local Election Results Guildford’s MP Will Wait for Gray Report to Decide on PM Support

By Martin Giles Disappointing election results for her Conservative colleagues standing as local councillors have not changed Guidford’s MP Angela Richardson’s mind over Boris Johnson’s position. She is still undecided…

ShyneFest Licence Granted for June Event

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter A music festival near Guildford has been given the go-ahead to take place in June to hold up to 4,999 people. Guildford Borough Council’s…

1,700 Homes on Former Airfield at Wisley – Plan Revealed to the Public

By Emily Coady-Stemp local democracy reporter Plans to build 1,700 homes on the former Wisley Airfield have been unveiled to residents at a public exhibition. The presentation by developers Taylor…

Music and Sunshine at the Castle Grounds Offers the Perfect Sunday Afternoon Relaxation

By Martin Giles What better way to chill out on a warm late spring Sunday afternoon than to wander up to the Castle Grounds, find a pew or a patch…

Greenpeace Volunteers Bring the Big Plastic Count to Guildford

Greenpeace and other environmental volunteers were in Guildford on Saturday, May 7 raising awareness of The Big Plastic Count. Families, households, businesses and community groups are all being asked to…

County Councillor Will No Longer Engage Because of Editor’s ‘Bias’

Matt Furniss, the Conservative county councillor for the Shalford division has said that he will no longer “be engaging” with The Guildford Dragon NEWS because, he claims, the editor Martin…