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GuilFest Future Bleak as Company Ceases Trading
The future of GuilFest is in doubt after the news that the company that runs it has stopped trading. Numbers were down this year at the annual three-day music festival…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.18
[thethe-image-slider name=”Birdwatcher’s Diary 18″] By Malcolm Fincham During the second week of September my wife and I went on a sight seeing trip to south Devon. However, I couldn’t resist…
Archive Day Success in Onslow Village
A steady stream of Onslow Village residents visited the village hall in Wilderness Road on Saturday with old photos, memorabilia and a wealth of memories. Held by the Onslow Village…
Relief For Cyclists as Train Halts Race
A Chilworth resident watching the Tour of Britain cycle race pass through the village on Sunday witnessed and photographed an unusual sight as the cyclists were held up at a…
Where Is This? No:25
By David Rose Jackson’s Garage, the mystery photo featured last week, was at 97 High Street. The site is now where Millbrook / A281 sweeps through the town on past…
When Building of Homes on Warwick’s Bench Was Much Feared
A ‘Through Time’ article by David Rose Warwick’s Bench contains some of Guildford’s most prestigious homes – all in a beautiful setting with south-facing views. Seen today from the meadows in…
Railwayman in Firing Line for the First Time Since 1967!
Retired railwayman Geoff Burch has had the chance to do again what he did back in the 1960s – shovel coal into the firebox of a steam locomotive. At the…
Art Exhibition at Shalford Mill Puts Focus on Mysterious Ferguson’s Gang
A unique art exhibition opens at the National Trust’s Shalford Mill on Wednesday, September 19. It features contemporary artists working in film, sound, installation and performance art all in response…
Where Is This? No.24
By David Rose Several readers had no trouble at all correctly identifying last week’s images. The vintage picture showed the Church Acre Ironworks in Leapale Lane and the mystery date…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.17
[thethe-image-slider name=”Birdwatcher’s Diary 17″] By Malcolm Fincham An end to the month of August brought a second full moon, often referred to as a blue moon (in name only) because…
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