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Notice: Volunteer Marshals Needed For Surrey Half Marathon

Volunteers are needed to help this year’s Surrey Half Marathon. The Mercer Surrey Half is welcoming all eager volunteers to help out on Sunday, September 26. Whether you want to…

Notice: The History Of Guildford With Matthew Alexander

Guildford’s Honorary Remembrancer, Matthew Alexander, will be running his series of local history lectures and visits to sites of historic importance again this year throughout the autumn and winter at…

Notice: Adams-Sweeting On-Line Lecture: Can we Cure Ageing?

The next University of Surrey Adams-Sweeting lecture will take place virtually, from 6pm to 7.30pm, on Tuesday, October 12. Dame Linda Partridge will share her insight and research into ageing…

Have You Seen Wanted Man?

Surrey Police is appealing for the public’s help in finding Marc Robert Mckeown from Guildford, who is wanted in connection with an ongoing investigation. He is 28-years-old and is described…

Surrey Police Considering Staying Put in Guildford – Talk of Co-location with Councils

By Julie Armstrong, local democracy reporter and Martin Giles Surrey Police’s new headquarters may not move from Guildford to Leatherhead after all and Guildford and Waverley borough councils could co-locate…

Letter: Why No Fatface in Guildford?

From: Gavin Morgan Walking up Market Street I saw this poster in the former FatFace store. It seemed to sum up shopping in Guildford. Our store has gone but the…

Letter: Ash Green Planning Decision a Triumph For Ordinary People 

From: John Ferns The highlight from last Wednesday’s planning meeting at Millmead was the bravura performance by three residents of Ash Green, supported by two ward councillors from separate parties…

Notice: Ed’s Walk For International Ataxia Awareness Day

On Saturday, September 25, Ed Forshaw will take part in Ataxia UK’s ‘Two Steps Towards Speedier Ataxia Diagnosis’ campaign. Ed has hereditary spinocerebellar ataxia. Although it’s rare, the genetic mutation…

Notice: Guildford’s Heritage Open Days Festival Thursday To Sunday, September 16 To 19

Heritage Open days take place across the country every September, when volunteers organise events to celebrate history and culture and offer an opportunity to see hidden places and try out…

Letter: Bus Lane Madness Deprives Us of 30% of Road Space

From: Jim Allen See also: Poorly Located Bus Lanes Add to Congestion Our bus lane madness continues while we wonder why there is congestion on the gyratory and other busy…