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Woman Airlifted To Hospital Following A3 Collision

A pedestrian, believed to be a local woman in her late forties, has been airlifted to Kings College Hospital in London suffering with serious internal injuries following a collision with…

Review: Rough Justice – Yvonne Arnaud

by Amy Yorston Courtroom drama is popular on our television screens in all manner of formats. In the theatre ‘whodunits’ and thrillers offer more creative avenues for playwrights to follow…

Opinion: Dapdune Wharf – Opening Up Our River Should Have Begun Here

By Martin Giles Riverside Dapdune Wharf is an island of tranquillity in our town. Once a bustling centre of barge construction, it is now a quiet and pretty relic, beautifully…

Through Time: Guildford Products Reached All Parts of Britain and The World

Martin Giles discovers a Guildford connection, a reminder of our town’s industrious past, in a remote corner of Scotland… Having explored the beautiful and fruitful walled garden we found a…

Did You See Serious A3 Collision?

Surrey Police is asking for witnesses to a serious two vehicle collision involving a black Nissan Micra and an orange Suzuki motorcycle on the northbound carriageway of the A3. The…

Controversial Planning Decision for 400 New Houses Deferred

A decision on a controversial planning application for 400 new homes on a green field site in Ash, expected to be taken at last night’s (September 3) council planning meeting,…

Detectives Ask – ‘Do You Recognise These Stolen Goods?’

Local detectives are asking members of the public if they recognise stolen goods from Guildford. Officers have released images of several pieces of jewellery the items sought which demonstrate heir…

Review: The Private Ear and The Public Eye – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by Amy Yorston One act plays are enjoying a resurgence of popularity at the moment which is fantastic not just for new playwrights but also for theatre companies as it…

Traveller Group Leave Bannisters Field

The traveller group that was on Bannisters Field have now left, according to to a council spokesperson. In a statement she said: “A number of travellers arrived at Bannisters Field…

Memory Meadow Helps Raise Funds for Local Hospice

Local residents can remember someone special and help raise funds for a local hospice through a new planting project. The Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Memory Meadow on Egerton Road is a…