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The Bard In The Bar – Herald Players At The Star
The Seven Sins in Shakespeare is the next Bard in the Bar outing for The Herald Players. The production is a medley of seven scenes and monologues from Shakespeare, taking…
New Timber Walkway Open At Stoke Meadows Nature Reserve
A new timber walkway and bird hide has been constructed at the riverside nature reserve at Stoke Meadows. It is designed for visitors who wish to enjoy the open space…
Live Music at Ben’s Collector’s Records On Saturday
To celebrate National Record Store day this Saturday (April 20), Ben’s Collector’s Records in Tunsgate, Guildford, is featuring some live music. His shop is already crammed full of second-hand vinyl…
Guildford Slightly Ahead Of UK Average For Women Directors
In this regular monthly column, a must read for all those interested in Guildford business, Claire Dee reports on Margaret Thatcher and women in the workplace. This week officially…
Little Acorns Enjoy A Bit Of History By Dragon Walks
Members of the Guildford-based Little Acorns History Group enjoyed a morning hearing all about St Catherine’s Hill on a walk and talk led by Martin Giles and David Rose of…
Community Arts And Crafts Project Returns to Stoughton
An arts and crafts project is returning to Stoughton, thanks to new funding. And you have a chance to have a say on what activities you would like to see…
It’s Time For Strictly Come Tea Dancing
A new community social get together is being held on Monday (April 22) in the form of a monthly tea dance with music from the 50s, 60s and 70s. It…
Where Is This? No.53
By David Rose The eagle-eyed readers among you had not trouble recognising the building towards the top of last week’s mystery vintage photo as being the Playhouse Arcade and cinema.…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.33
By Malcolm Fincham The first week of April continued with a cool theme to the weather with still no sign of any summer migrants locally and almost certainly just as…
Richard’s Wey March 2013
The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant The River Wey and Godalming Navigations are owned and maintained by the National Trust for the benefit…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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