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Letter: Cancelling Student Housing Scheme Was A Wasted Opportunity

From George Dokimakis Guildford Borough Council (GBC) in a closed session cancelled the £81 million investment for student housing. It was a wrong decision that demonstrated the lack of vision,…

Obituary: Andrew Longworth, Curatorial Assistant at Guildford Museum

By Catriona Wilson, collections manager, Guildford Heritage Services Myself and colleagues of Guildford Heritage Service were shocked and saddened to learn of the death of our curatorial assistant, Andrew Longworth, in…

Silver Jubilee For Ben’s Record Shop Full Of Golden Oldies!

Ben’s Collectors Records in Tunsgate is celebrating its 25th anniversary – no mean feat for an independent trader in Guildford! However, the past year has been an extremely difficult one…

Updated: Remembrance Services And Special Events Marking Centenary Of The End Of The Great War

Thursday, November 8: Send: Installation on the railings of Send Recreation Ground and elsewhere in the village of a display containing almost 6,000 fabric poppies made by the local community. Saturday,…

Letter: Laying A Wreath Of White Poppies

From John Morris, The Peace Party A wreath of white poppies will be laid again this year in Quakers Acre, North Street at a simple alternative remembrance ceremony on Sunday,…

Witness Appeal After Houseboat Arson

Witness Appeal After Houseboat Arson

The police are hunting suspects after a houseboat on the Godalming Navigation was deliberately set on fire at about 6pm on Friday, November 2. Surrey Fire & Rescue Service and…

Remembering Guildford’s First World War Military War Hospitals

With remembrance services and events this coming weekend and the focus of course being on the centenary of the Armistice, local historian and writer DAVID ROSE, looks at medical care…

Guildford’s Andertons Music Scoops Two Global Music Instrument Industry Awards

Andertons Music Co, with its store in Woodbridge Road, Guildford, has scooped two top, world-wide music instrument industry awards. It has been given the 2018 National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM)…

The Day Royalty Dropped Into Onslow Village

Scheduled royal visits these days are amid much security, for good reason. Details are usually kept a closely guarded secret until just before the event, with even the press, national…

Notice: Circle Eight’s Film ‘Guildford in the First World War’

Guildford film group Circle Eight presents another showing of its documentary feature Guildford in the First World War at G Live at 3pm on Saturday, November 10, prior to the Vivace…