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Meeting To Plan Stoughton At The End Of The Great War Community Event

Following on from the hugely popular community and historic event held in September 2014, Stoughton in the Great War, there are plans to stage another in September 2018. A meeting…

The Ash Aspect: Land Set Aside For New Health Centre

By David Reading It may be too soon to celebrate – but it appears that one of the major problems for Ash, in the light of plans to build up…

Where Is This? No.266

By David Rose The house and buildings featured as last week’s mystery vintage picture can be found at the Nightingale Road entrance to Stoke Park. Several readers correctly identified the…

Positive Placements: Helping Young People Get Back Into Training And Work 

By Louisa Magnussen Are you aged 16-25 and tired of being unemployed? Do you know someone who is? YMCA Positive Placements recruits and trains volunteer mentors from the local community…

Latest Bowls News: June 27, 2017

Merrow Bowls club, report by David Raison On our hottest day this year, June, 17, Merrow welcomed Albury for a friendly, consisting of four rinks of triples. Due to injury…

Local History Will Feature At Stoke Community Fun Day On July 8

History and nostalgia of the Bellfields area will be a feature of the Stoke Community Fun Day on Bellfields Green, Saturday, July 8, from 2pm to 5pm. There will be…

Preserving The Largest Crater Ever Made By Man In Anger: Remembering Its War Dead

It is another busy year for Richard Dunning, who owns a significant feature of the First World War Somme battlefield – the Lochnagar Crater. Richard, who lives near Guildford, received…

Notice: Youngsters Can Be A ‘TV Star’ For A Day!

Join CBeebies star Simon Davies for his full-on, fun-packed television workshops where students will produce their very own television programme. Students will experience: acting for camera, presenting, auto cue, script-writing…

Notice: Public Meeting For Those Affected By Primary Biliary Cholangitis

A public meeting is being held for those affected with primary biliary cholangitis, a rare auto-immune liver disorder that primarily affects females and typically becomes apparent during middle age. Volunteers…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.138

By Malcolm Fincham The days leading up to the middle of June turned out to be quite eventful. A time when the avian life usually begins to settle down and…