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A Splashing Time at Guildford Lions Club’s Raft Race 2025

The Guildford Lions Club reports: “A big thank you to everyone who joined us on Saturday (July 5) for our charity raft race on the River Wey in Guildford –…

Notice: Free Bereavement Support Programme

The Brigitte Trust is offering free structured eight-week bereavement programmes. These are led by a professional and are for anyone in Surrey struggling with grief and bereavement. For more information…

Museum Shines a Light on Victorian Send, Ripley and Pyrford

The latest exhibition at Ripley Museum shines a light on the Victorian age. Hosted by Send and Ripley History Society, it says this was “a very important period in the…

Busy First Half of 2025 for Scouting in Guildford

Report by Neil Wibberley The first half of 2025 has been busy for Scouting in Guildford. February saw Scouts from both Guildford East and Guildford West attend Frost Camp at…

Celebration at Guildford Cathedral of Its Latest and Future Church Leaders

The annual celebration of the latest and future church leaders has taken place at Guildford Cathedral. This included deacons who have been newly ordained in the Church of England and priests…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.330 Bempton Cliffs

By Malcolm Fincham Inspiring weather conditions continued to remain as we moved into the middle part of June, as another plume of warm air pushed up from Europe bringing temperatures…

Thousands of Year Six Pupils at Guildford Cathedral for a Special Send Off

Some 2,669 Year Six pupils from the 52 Church of England primary and junior schools in the Diocese of Guildford attended farewell services at Guildford Cathedral, as they get ready…

New Electric Trains Now Arriving at Guildford – 100 Years After the First One Did

By David Rose A keen-eyed reader has noticed South Western Railway is now operating some of its new electric trains into Guildford. And it just so happens to be 100…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.329

By Malcolm Fincham The weather remained unsettled as we moved into the first week of June with below seasonal temperatures ranging between the mid to high teens Celsius. A westerly…

Centenary of Wood Street’s First Place of Worship, my Baptism Link with It and the Revd Deedes and his Family

By David Rose This year is the centenary of the building and dedication of the first proper place of worship in Wood Street – June 20, 1925. I have a…