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We love our food, there’s simply no denying it. In fact, as a nation, we spent over £203 billion on food and drink last year alone. But the safety of our food is often something we take for granted. So

Cllr Paul Spooner, Leader of the Council, says: “We are very proud of the Local Plan we submitted to the inspectorate and look forward to it being tested through the examination process and the public hearings that start today (5

Top 100 accountancy firm taylorcocks has made a key new appointment that marks the next phase of its development into one of the UK’s most innovative and internationally oriented practices. Helen Kay joins taylorcocks’ Farnham office as audit partner and

On 14 – 30 June Surrey’s award-winning Guildford Shakespeare Company (GSC) open their 13th Annual Open-Air Season with a brand-new adaptation of England’s greatest legend. Daring rescues, archery competitions, and sword fights, together with the cries of dastardly Sheriffs and

Commenting following the US government announcement of tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from the EU, Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), said: “It is hugely disappointing that the US government has chosen to push

Synergy Resourcing International Ltd are kindly giving away their second hand furniture to Chamber members, and currently have available: 4 x L shaped desks 8 x drawer units 2 x shelving units 1 x Metal storage cabinet 4 x heavy

The Leatherhead office of accountancy firm, Menzies LLP, has raised £18,500 for the Grace Dear Foundation, a charity supporting young people suffering with mental illness. The charity, which encourages young people to talk about and seek early treatment for mental

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became law on 25th May 2018. Many people feel that the 25th May is the end. The Information Commissioner, Elizabeth Denham confirmed in her speech at the ICO conference on 9th April “In Fact,

Work on the footpaths and road behind Guildford’s iconic Tunsgate Arch will be finished by the end of June, enhancing the town’s appeal as one of the key shopping locations and visitor destinations in the south-east. Cllr Matt Furniss, Lead Councillor for

The Spelthorne Business Plan Competition final was held on the 24th May hosted by BP at their Sunbury Head Quarters. Six finalists pitched in a Dragons Den style final for a prize of £3,500 and a year’s package of business

Today, sustainability affects all aspects of corporate and public policy decision-making. Knowledge, skills and confidence in sustainability frameworks is now a key career-development asset for managers and decision-makers across all disciplines. Sustainability specialists are drawn from engineering, sociology, psychology, natural

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