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Steam Trains Running Again On The Watercress Line
Steam trains have run again for the first time since lockdown at the nearest standard gauge heritage railway to Guildford – the Mid Hants Watercress Line between Alton and Alresford…
Kings College Introduces Face-to-Face Lessons In School Before Summer Term Ends
Kings College in Park Barn has welcomed its Year 7 pupils back into school to spend time face-to-face with their teachers and friends. The secondary school said these 11- and…
Donate Unwanted Laptop Computers To Help Young Carers
Donations of unwanted laptop computers are being asked for by Action for Carers Surrey, to be given to young carers to help with their schooling. Surrey-wide and based in Burpham,…
Community Angels Befriending Service Gets £333 Boost From Waitrose
Community Angels, a Guildford-based befriending service helping people tackle loneliness and social isolation, has been presented with £333 courtesy of Waitrose’s Community Matters scheme. Despite Waitrose’s suspension of its popular…
Notice: Are You Looking For Volunteering Opportunities?
Are you not sure where to go to find out what’s open yet or which services or volunteering opportunities are available across Guildford and Waverley right now? Contact Community Point…
Challenging Radio Play By Guildford School Of Acting Is A Product Of Lockdown
As the world went into lockdown, graduates of the Guildford School of Acting’s BA actor musician course were faced with the devastating prospect of losing the opportunity to perform The…
Choirs’ Lockdown Recording To Raise Funds For Parkinson’s UK
Guildford-based Motivation by Music (MbM), that unites singers through shared musical experiences, is back with an extra special lockdown version of its original single Spring Of Life, aiming to raise…
Richard’s Wey July 2020
The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations It’s been a few months since I last wrote my diary notes and since then so much has…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.211
By Malcolm Fincham Continuing my commitment and desires to seek and show the natural life that can be seen beyond our closed doors. I set out once again on my…
Clues To Surrey’s First School For Gypsies Deep In The Hurtwood
By David Rose Deep in the Surrey Hills within the Hurtwood, between Farley Green, Shere and Ewhurst, was once a school for Gypsy children, it being the first of its…
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