Chris Caulfield is a Local Democracy Reporter at Surrey Live and BBC Surrey. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on urban design, housing markets, and the construction industry. Chris's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Liphook Herald, Wales Online, and BBC News.
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Chris Caulfield's coverage primarily revolves around local government, housing, healthcare and related issues in Surrey. He is particularly focused on news about local schools, healthcare services, housing developments and legal disputes within the region.
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By: Chris Caulfield
It included £180,000 from homeowners in Epsom
By: Chris Caulfield
Plans for 234 homes that would have “sprawled into the essential boundary between Godalming , Milford and Eashing” have been rejected despite warnings Guildford Borough Council could lose a costly appeal.
Gerry Sherard pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud involving undeclared assets and income.
Gerry Sherard pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud involving undeclared assets and income.
By: Chris Caulfield
Plans for 234 homes that would have “sprawled into the essential boundary between Godalming, Milford and Eashing” have been rejected despite warnings that Guildford Borough Council (GBC) will lose a costly appeal.
Plans to build a further 65 homes in West Horsley have been deferred.
By: Chris Caulfield
New powers aimed at cutting the excessive risky borrowing that left taxpayers footing billion pound bills has been welcomed by Woking Borough Council.
By: Chris Caulfield
Woking Borough Council went bust with debts over £2billion, nearly 100 times its annual budget
New government powers aimed at cutting risky borrowing which could leave taxpayers footing billion-pound bills have been welcomed by Woking Borough Council.
The government wants to track council investments and debt to spot early warnings to avoid crises.
