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Birdwatcher’s Diary No.134
By Malcolm Fincham Similar to 2016, this April continued on a cool theme. Surprisingly, although not seeing any myself this year, waxwings were still being reported at various locations throughout the…
Take A Peek At The Spring Flowers In The Castle Grounds
If you haven’t done so already, and if you can, pay a visit to Guildford’s Castle Grounds to see the wonderful display of spring flowers in the borders. Once again,…
New High Sheriff of Surrey Is Robert Napier
Robert Napier has been installed as the High Sheriff of Surrey 2017-18 at a ceremony at Guildford Cathedral, with a commitment to make difference to the wellbeing of the people of…
Where is This? No.257
By David Rose Many thanks once again to all who replied to last week’s mystery pictures. All replies were correct, with the vintage picture showing Eashing Bridge at Lower Eashing, now…
News From Millmead – Latest Council Round-up
Protecting The Future of Burpham Court Farm Council-owned buildings at Burpham Court Farm will be sold for residential use. And the remaining farmland will “continue to be protected and could be…
Debt Counselling Centre Celebrates Five Years In Guildford
A national charity with a branch in Guildford is marking five years of rescuing local people from the misery of personal debt – a free service that is literally saving lives.…
Stitches Is Fine But Alice Needs Time At Guildford Museum
By Gavin Morgan Guildford Heritage Forum Don’t miss the latest temporary exhibition at Guildford Museum titled Stories in Stitch – textiles with stories to tell from the Heritage Services Collections. It…
Kings College Pupils Present Their Westborough Tales
Pupils from Kings College in Guildford have performed a drama based on the history of and people’s memories of their local community. They presented Westborough Tales for family and friends at the…
Merrow Bowlers Open Their Improved Green
An “official opening of the green” has taken place at Merrow Village Bowls Club. Club president Tony Oldland made a brief speech declaring the green open and then bowled the…
Where Is This? No.256
By David Rose Fewer replies to last week’s images, but still mostly correct answers. The vintage view, taken during the Second World War, was at the cattle market off Woodbridge Road. The…
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