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Notice: Enrolment Day For Guildford Area u3a

Sponsored notice Guildford Area u3a is holding an enrolment day on Tuesday, August 23, at the County School, Farnham Road, Guildford. The event will run from 2pm to 3.30pm. If…

The Friary Quarter: A New Vision For North Street: Visit Our Exhibition

Sponsored article St Edward’s vision for North Street is to bring an underutilised, brownfield town centre site back to life by delivering new spaces to eat, shop, visit, live, meet…

Walk This Way For A Stroll Or A Ramble During September

Guildford’s popular Walkfest is back again this September with a varied programme of walks throughout the month to help you explore your local area. And the best news in these…

Why King James I Chose George Abbot As Archbishop of Canterbury

In the recent story Prayers, Plots and Poisons – New Encounter Walk by the Guildford Town Guides, we asked the question: “What reason did King James I give for appointing…

Evidence Needed To Save Victorian Villa Or Demolition Permission Likely To Be Granted

By David Rose Concerns have been raised over a planning application to demolish a Victorian house on Pewley Hill, Guildford, and replace it with a new build home. However, unless…

Exhibition At Dapdune Wharf Celebrates Photographers’ Vision

An exhibition of picture-perfect images is on show at the National Trust’s Dapdune Wharf in Guildford during August, writes the publicity secretary of the Woking Photographic Society, Len Walker. The…

Experience Guildford Announces 2022 Customer Service Awards Shortlist

For the last six weeks, residents and visitors to Guildford have been voting for the businesses in the town that they feel go the extra mile in terms of providing…

Rubens’ Blog: The Benefits Of Walking

Rubens King works as an armed forces caseworker for young people, helping people find training, work experience, volunteering and paid work. He also writes giving advice on mental health issues…

Book Review: Seventy Years Of The South Western

By David Rose The first railway company to open a line to Guildford was the London & South Western (LSWR) The line arrived from Nine Elms via Woking Common in…

Volunteers Needed To Fill These Roles

An update of news from Voluntary Action South West Surrey with current volunteer roles available with groups and organisations it supports. Trustees and vice-chair roles Headway Surrey, based in Stoughton, is…