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If You’re A Man – Learn To Be An Ace With A Pan!

Men aged over the age of 55 are invited to join a new free hands-on cookery course titled Man With A Pan. It promises to a fun, friendly eight-week practical…

Travel SMART Green Community Funding Returns to Stoke And Stoughton

A Surrey County Council funding initiative that gives thousands of pounds to community groups for green travel returns to Stoke and Stoughton on Saturday, November 23. Last time around, 15…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.49

By Malcolm Fincham Continuing from my previous report, I decided to take another trip to Thursley Common in the hope of capturing some up to date pictures for myself and…

Where Is This? No.83

By David Rose Thanks again to all those who replied to last week’s images. Click here to see their replies at the foot of the post. Most recognised the part…

Annual Parade In Ash To Remember War Dead

The annual Remembrance Sunday parade in Ash was attended by Education Secretary and Surrey Heath MP, Michael Gove. He was joined by local councillors and members of uniformed organisations for the…

Roadside Protest By Fairlands Residents Over New Homes Threat

Protesters from Fairlands were out in force this morning (Tuesday, November 12), with placards making their feelings known about plans to build on land behind their homes. About 40 people…

Guildford’s Good Neighbour Scheme Run By Volunteers

Care for Guildford is a local good neighbour scheme, established in Guildford in 1976 and run by volunteers. If you know of someone who may benefit, or would like to offer…

Parish Of Worplesdon Remembers War Dead At Armistice Day Service

An Armistice Day service of remembrance took place this morning (November 11) at the Jacobs Well War Memorial. Hosted by Worplesdon Parish Council and members of the Jacobs Well Residents’…

More Details Emerge About Wartime Military Aircraft Crash

The crash of a US military aircraft at Jacobs Well in October 1944 with the loss of its four-man crew is commemorated with a memorial plaque on the corner of…

Richard’s Wey October 2013

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant October began mild and dry which felt like a welcome extension to the summer. This meant that…