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The Worplesdon Witness January 2021

Jan Messinger with her round up of news and pictures from the parish of Worplesdon. New year’s honour Wood Street Village resident Pamela Hypher received the British Empire Medal in…

Hundreds Of Volunteers Apply To Be NHS Marshals At Guildford’s G Live And Cranleigh Village Hall

By David Rose More than 600 people have, over the past few days, applied to be NHS volunteer marshals to help with the Covid-19 vaccination programme at G Live in…

Guildford’s G Live Venue Opens As A Covid-19 Vaccination Centre

By Martin Giles Vaccinations against Covid-19 have started to be administered at Guildford’s G Live entertainment venue today (Tuesday, January 12). There was no advance communication about the vaccination programme…

Updated: Covid Testing Rolled Out Across Guildford Education Partnership Schools

This story was updated on Monday, January 11, 2021, with extra information supplied and a correction to the original press release issued By David Rose Staff and those pupils currently…

New First-Team Manager For Guildford City

Guildford City Football Club has appointed its new first-team manager. He is Paul Barnes who joins the club from Staines Town, the club he joined as manager in February 2020.…

Scrapbook History No.3

By David Rose Here are some more newspaper and magazine cuttings people long ago pasted into scrapbooks. From the 1920s onwards it was a popular thing to do to keep…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.222

By Malcolm Fincham Mentally drained by work, feeling hemmed in and shackled by the confusion of the rampant pandemic, little did I know that restrictions were to become even more…

Rare Photos Of Guildford’s Floods In January 1928

Rare Photos Of Guildford’s Floods In January 1928

By David Rose There was a white Christmas in Guildford in 1927. But the snow soon thawed and by the new year the River Way had burst its banks and…

Children’s Nativity Tableau’s Spectacular Backdrop For Church’s Christmas Family Services

When All Saints’ Church at Ockham thought many families might not be able to gather in the church for Christmas, a great deal of thought was put into how some…

Pupils’ Artwork Inspired By Christmas Truce Of 1914

The unofficial Christmas truce of 1914 during the First World War, when British and German troops put down their weapons and greeted each other in No-man’s Land on the Western…