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News Season Starts Well For Guildford Table Tennis League Players

Guildford Table Tennis League report by John Diggens The Guildford Table Tennis League got off to a fine start in opening the new season. Local players Sarah Horsnell and Julie…

Wey River Festival Basks In Sunshine And All Lit Up After Dark

Report and pictures by David Rose The sun shone during this year’s Wey River Festival, and as night fell the waterway was lit up by the illuminated boat pageant. Hosted…

Claire’s Column – Women in Business EXPO

In this regular column – a must-read for all those interested in Guildford business – Claire Dee shares the details of a new women in business exhibition. Next month (October),…

Wey Valley Indoor Bowls Club’s Open Days, Sept 28 and 29

Are you looking for a way to keep fit over the winter months? Wey Valley Indoor Bowls Club at Stoke Park  is hosting an open weekend on on Saturday and Sunday,…

Finals Day At Merrow Village Bowls Club

Report by David Raison How lucky were we with the weather! Our club finals day on Sunday, September 8, was played in glorious sunshine. Starting at 10am, the first few…

New History Talk By David Rose And Geoff Burch – A Romany Lifestyle

Local historian and writer David Rose and ‘rambling railwayman’ Geoff Burch are giving their new and fascinating illustrated talk A Romany Lifestyle, at Fairlands Community Centre this coming Friday evening, September…

Richard’s Wey September 2019

The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations August always seems a funny month to me as, although it’s the school holidays and peak season for…

Guildford Snippets No. 31

By Nick Bale Guildford Town Guides I am very much looking forward to the exhibition George Abbot’s Gift to Guildford, at Guildford House from September 28 to November. 2  The exhibition…

Notice: Events At Worplesdon And Further Afield For Heritage Open Days

Worplesdon is taking part in this coming weekend’s Heritage Open Days, with special openings of the Sidney Sime Gallery at the Memorial Hall, plus a concert, talks and activities at…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.194

By Malcolm Fincham By the start of August, blackbirds, normally with ‘fluty’ songs, had once again fallen silent for the rest of the year. However, it wasn’t too long before…