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Charity of the Year Award for the Halow Project
The halow project, that supports people aged 16-plus with learning disabilities and autism, has been awarded Charity of the Year in The Family Network Recognition National Business Awards. Award winners…
Who Was the Photographer Who Took These Pictures of the 1968 Floods?
By David Rose The floods that wreaked havoc in Guildford and surrounding areas in September 1968 are still being talked about today. Plenty of people took photographs of the floods…
Notice: Immerse Yourself in Sound Song and Spirit, Quinnettes Barn, Churt, April 23
Shanti Sisters, Sam and Maxine, are hosting a day of immersion into sound, song and spirit to release and heal in peaceful surroundings. It takes place at Quinnettes Barn, Churt,…
Temporary Aggie Club is Looking Good say Councillors
A temporary building to house Bellfield’s Aggie Club, which opened in February, has received a visit from a party of Guildford Borough Councillors. The building is 100 yards from the…
Aerial Workshops added to July’s Burpham Wellfest Programme
Aerial yoga and aerial hoop workshops will be part of the Burpham Wellfest programme, which takes place in Sutherland Memorial Park on Sunday, July 9. Four aerial yoga workshops will be…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No. 275
By Malcolm Fincham Cold weather was never too far away during the first weeks of March. Yellow snow warnings had become a regular announcement by the Met Office mostly in…
News From The Guildford Table Tennis Association March 2023
Report by Steve Day In Division Four top spot is shared by Merrow G and Merrow H, both on 76 points. They are closely followed by Challoner B on 73…
Surrey Table Tennis Notes March 2023
By Chris Andrews Michelle McGovern (Ballards) won the Veterans Southern Masters over 50’s Women’s Doubles event partnering Carrie Cope. Surrey based Paul Drinkhall (Ashford) was beaten in the semi-finals of…
Time On Your Hands? Maybe Time To Volunteer?
A round-up that gives a variety of volunteer roles currently available and being promoted by Voluntary Action South West Surrey Free training for helpline volunteers with Surrey Drug and Alcohol…
Neighbour to the Rescue as Tree Falls into Worplesdon Churchyard
A Perry Hill, Worplesdon resident, who lives near St Mary’s Church, saw a fallen beech tree early on Monday morning and returned with a chainsaw to clear the debris. The…
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