Ray Morgan - Woking Council Chief Exec or Tory Spin Doctor?
The Lib Dems have accused Ray Morgan, the Chief Executive of Woking Borough Council, of acting as a spin doctor when he offered...
16 Feb 2018
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Surrey Police face a £1.9m real-terms cut in Government funding – and Council taxpayers must plug the gap
Police in Surrey are facing a real-terms cut of £1.9m next year, the Liberal Democrats have revealed.
9 Jan 2018
Woking's railways remain completely off track
Woking has been completely ignored in the Government's latest rail strategy. The Conservative Government announced its new rail strategy today, but Woking was not mentioned once - despite Woking being a key transport hub and having some of the most over overcrowded trains in the country.
WF
1 Dec 2017
Remember Hedgehogs this Bonfire Night Season
Bonfire night and fireworks are on the way! Enjoy yourself, but please do think about hibernating hedgehogs when making and lighting your bonfire. Surrey Wildlife Trust has put out a warning about the impact on hedgehogs during bonfire season and has some recommended tips to help protect our prickly friends - if you're going to bonfire, why not check to make sure that your hosts are following these simple steps?
WLD
30 Oct 2017
Surrey County Council unveil cuts to Woking Library opening times.
Surrey County Council has unveiled the latest in their ongoing cuts to services, this time, further cuts to Surrey's Libraries.
2 Oct 2017
Over 2500 sign petition to Save Surrey's Tips
County Councillor Will Forster provides and update on Community Recycling Centres. Over two thousand residents have signed a Lib...
WF
24 Aug 2017
Lib Dem call for action of Fire Safety in Surrey
County Councillor Will Forster provides an update on calls a review of Fire Safety. The Lib Dems called for a thorough review of...
WF
24 Aug 2017
Knives from Police Amnesty (to Wed 26th July) to be used to create “Dove of Peace” Monument to stand in Trafalgar Square
There is a Knife Amnesty in Surrey until Wed 26th July, with collection points in Guildford, Staines, Reigate and Woking....
21 Jul 2017
Inaugural Commemoration at the Muslim Burial Ground in Woking
An open air commemoration service was hosted at the Muslim Burial Ground, Horsell Common, Woking on Sunday 16 July 2017.The...
18 Jul 2017
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Remembering Ming
Ed Davey remembers Ming Campbell in remarks made to the House of Commons
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Marie Goldman marks the start of Black History Month 2025
October has arrived, bringing with it Black History Month - a time to celebrate the Black British community and their past, present and future contributions.
MG
1 Oct 2025
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