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Council Confirms Most Services Operating As Normal During Current Cold Snap
Guildford Borough Council has said that despite the cold weather most of its services are operating as usual, adding: “Our priorities remain the safety of the public and our staff and…
Trains Cancelled Between Guildford And Reading Due To Cracked Set Of Points
There are significant disruptions on the railway line between Guildford to Reading owing to a crack in a set of points at Wokingham. A bus service, from today, March 1, to…
Council ‘Reluctantly’ Will Not Seek Judicial Review Into Guildford Railway Station Planning Appeal
Guildford Borough Council has announced that it will not be seeking a judicial review into a planning inspector’s decision to allow the redevelopment scheme at Guildford railway station. The proposed…
Ray’s On The Run To Raise Money For Seeability’s Denecroft Residential Home
Running marathons is something Ray Languish is use to. He has run more than 40, but for this year’s London Marathon he’ll be in fancy dress for the first time.…
Pupils’ Garden Makeover At Holy Trinity Church
Pupils from Guildford’s Sandfield Primary School had a great time giving a flower bed at Holy Trinity Church in the High Street a makeover. The Year 2 pupils removed all…
A Peek Inside Holy Trinity’s Bell Tower On Ringers’ Practice Night
By David Rose The sound of church bells ringing out is part of the culture and heritage of Britain. But how often do we give a thought of what actually…
Parish Saddened As Borough Moves Ahead To Sell Historic West Lodge
A parish council is saddened that Guildford Borough Council will continue with its plans to sell off West Lodge, the Grade II listed gatehouse to the historic Gunpowder Mills site…
Latest Bowls News, February 2018
Morrow Bowls Club report by David Raison On Sunday, February 18, Merrow bowlers played their final indoor fixture of the 2017-18 season. We played six rinks of triples against Burpham…
Letter: ‘Thanks For The Latest Birdwatcher’s Diary’
From Juliet Miller Hills Thank you for the latest Birdwatcher’s Diary No.155 by Malcolm Fincham. I live in the Midwest of the USA and we are just getting heavy rain after…
Book Now For Voluntary Action’s 2018 Conference On Tuesday, April 10
Charity: the new welfare state? is the theme of this year’s annual conference hosted by Voluntary Action South West Surrey, in conjunction with the University of Surrey’s Students’ Union. It takes…
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