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Claire’s Column – Clandon’s Quest

In this regular column – a must-read for all those interested in Guildford business – Claire Dee offers an insight into the Clandon Park fire and how local businesspeople can…

Dray Court Alive To The Sound Of Music

Residents at Dray Court sheltered housing in Madrid Road, Guildford, were treated to and sang along to some great music on Thursday (June 23). It was hosted by Neighbourhood Angels, which is part the…

Where Is This? No.215

By David Rose It was indeed the Co-op dairy along Woodbridge Road at the foot of Woodbridge Hill from where last week’s mystery picture was taken. The dairy opened in the 1930s.…

Lynsey’s Running Groups Are Aimed At Helping People Get Fitter

A Guildford mum who enjoys running and keeping fit is setting up groups aimed at helping others who want to get fit, particularly those aged 50 and over. Lynsey Brown found…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.112

By Malcolm Fincham With little time to spare before departing for my summer break (of which I hope to put together in another report shortly) I managed to take some rather…

Mayor Visits Holy Trinity Church On Consecutive Days

Mayor Visits Holy Trinity Church On Consecutive Days

Guildford’s Holy Trinity Church in the High Street was visited twice in as many days by the mayor, Gordon Jackson, and his wife, Sue. On Saturday, June 11, they chatted to local representatives…

Stage Dragon: The Comedy Of Errors by The Guildford Shakespeare Company

By Caroline Reeves You must see this – The Comedy of Errors, the latest production from the Guildford Shakespeare Company (GSC). On a gloomy and soggy evening this fantastic company…

Return Visit For Pupils Who Left George Abbot School 50 Years Ago

Former pupils who left George Abbot School 50 years ago enjoyed a full programme of celebrations to mark the milestone. More than 40 travelled from far and wide to the secondary school in…

Focus Put On Green Spaces For Recreation As Important Part Of Draft Local Plan

Focus Put On Green Spaces For Recreation As Important Part Of Draft Local Plan

Guildford Borough Council has identified the area’s rural environment – “one that’s steeped in history and natural appeal, protecting local culture, heritage and much-loved countryside” – as being a vital part of its draft…

Richard’s Wey June 2016

The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations May is always a busy month, as not only is the grass and other vegetation growing at its…