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Electric Theatre Petition With More Than 2,000 Signatures Handed to Borough Council

A petition calling on Guildford Borough Council (GBC) to think again about offering the Electric Theatre for rent has been handed it at its offices in Millmead today (November 23). Organiser…

Letter: My Suggestion For Reducing Guildford Traffic

From Mike Pugh Jim Collin’s letter A Proposal to Decrease Through Village Traffic suggesting additional links to/from the A3 north-east of Guildford, brought to mind a suggestion that I made…

Letter: Park & Ride Is Not Fulfilling Intended Purpose

From Bernard Parke Those of us who live in the area believed that the Onslow Park & Ride project was flawed mainly because or its inaccessibly from both the A3…

Shop Front: pop-up @ haydon gallery

By Mandy Millyard The re-arrival of the new Waitrose supermarket was a slow birth, over several years, but just opposite, in Haydon Place, is a new “pop up” shop  which…

Riff Raff Diary – for October 2015

Riverbank tales from our local St Catherine’s Lengthsman and Weirkeeper by Robert Craig The beginning of October saw some activity on the weirs but it was not too long before…

Museum Review Is Considering Several Options Stresses Council

Guildford Borough Council (GBC) has issued a statement to stress that its museum review is considering different options for the museum’s future. But the opposition leader at Millmead, Cllr Caroline Reeves said:…

Letter: Guildford Dragon Appreciation

From Chris (Christine) Culley I just wanted to let you know how much I am enjoying The Dragon. I grew up in Merrow and still have a great interest, and…

Letter: Guildford Is Heading For Traffic Disaster Under Current Plans

From Bibhas Neogi The Guildford Park Road car park site, according to Guildford Borough Council’s (GBC) own briefing, has poor access. It is stated in the earlier documents on development…

Review: A Murder is Announced – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp “A murder is announced and will take place on Friday, October the thirteenth, at Little Paddocks – at 6.30pm.” This is the start of a typical Agatha…

Dragon Interview: Nick Wyshna – On His Bid for the Electric Theatre

The future of the Electric Theatre hangs in the balance. It seemed that everything was set up to fast track a deal with the Academy of Contemporary Music but such…