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Worplesdon Remembers Its Men Who Died on The Somme
A short service was held this morning (July 1) at St Mary’s Church, Worplesdon to remember The Battle of the Somme. The service opened at 7.28am with a two-minute silence…
Remembering Guildford Men Who Fought And Died At The Battle of The Somme
The Battle of the Somme began this day (July 1) exactly 100 years ago. It was one of the most infamous battles of the First World War and lasted until November 18, 1916. It claimed nearly one…
Where Is This? No.216
By David Rose The Viking Travel Centre seen in last week’s mystery vintage picture is now a Starbucks coffe shop in the upper High Street, and next to the “new”…
New Bishop Walks To Canterbury For Her Consecration Service
By Drew Lernihan A new bishop within the Diocese of Guildford took a 70-mile walk from Dorking to Canterbury for her consecration that took place on Wednesday, June 29. The Revd…
Young School Gardeners Celebrate Bloom Awards
By Drew Lernihan Talented young gardeners celebrated their achievements at the Guildford in the Bloom’s School Awards. One of the schools taking part, Shalford Pre-school, took the spot for the overall…
Groups And Organisations Make Bids For Grants Under Council’s Project Aspire Scheme
Groups and organisations keen for a share of money from Guildford Borough Council to improve and enhance communities in the Westborough and Stoke wards pitched their ideas on Monday evening. Each explained the nature of…
Service To Commemorate Battle Of The Somme
A short commemorative service will be held at St Mary’s Church at Perry Hill, Worplesdon, at 7.30am on Friday morning, July 1. The time being 100 years since the exact zero…
Law Firm’s ‘Cow’ For Cherry Trees Respite Care Charity
By Drew Lernihan Law firm Hart Brown, with an office in Guildford, is sponsoring Cherry Trees, the East Clandon-based respite care charity for young people with disabilities. The sponsorship takes the form…
New Faces Running Guildford Book Festival
By Drew Lernihan There are some new faces running this year’s Guildford Book Festival. Co-director Alex Andrews, who managed Puffin Post and the Puffin Book Club Magazine as a sales…
Opinion: Mobile Catering Van Proposal at Whitmoor Common Car Park
By Frank Phillipson As part of Surrey County Council’s (SCC) plan to make Surrey Wildlife Trust’s (SWT) management of the county councils estates self financing, they have proposed in their…
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