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The Worplesdon Witness August 2021
Jan Messinger with her monthly round up of news from the parish of Worplesdon Successful village show This year’s Wood Street Village show on Saturday, July 24, was hailed a…
Thames Water Choses Firms To Relocate Sewage Works
By David Rose Two firms have been chosen by Thames Water to handle the relocation of its sewage treatment works at Syfield, Guildford as part of the Weyside Urban Village…
Get Ready For Guildford Walkfest This September
This September sees the return of Guildford Walkfest, the annual celebration of walking in and around our beautiful borough. With more than 50 organised walks across the borough, this year’s…
Guildford City Draw Season’s First League Match
Combined Counties Football League Farnham Town 0 Guildford City 0 Click here to read match report on Guildford City FC’s website Also, click here for manager’s interview…
FA Cup Win For Guildford City At The Seaside
FA Cup Extra Preliminary Round Eastbourne Town 2 Guildford City 4 Click here for match report on Guildford City FC’s new look website. Click here for manager Paul Barnes’s post-match…
Notice: Dutch Courage And The Secret War In Cranleigh And Dunsfold
Hear all about the Second World War ‘spy school’ near Cranleigh where Dutch secret agents were trained and more about the Special Operations Executive (SOE). The programme for the day…
Making Guildford Museum Relevant To Our Times
By Nick Bale, deputy chairman of the Friends of Guildford Museum The Friends of Guildford Museum is a local group that has supported the museum raising funds and providing volunteers…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.237
By Malcolm Fincham As predicted, a brief heatwave had arrived on my doorstep by July 17. By the end of the weekend temperatures had reached 30c degrees around the Surrey…
Stage Dragon: The Wind In The Willows At Dapdune Wharf
By Ferenc Hepp I had a kind invitation by one of the founders of Prologue Youth Theatre Company to spend an evening in the very pleasant surroundings of the National…
Effingham Eye: Olympic Bronze for Ollie, Dry Day For Market, Protest Over Additional Homes Plan, Parish Council Goes To Church
Chris Dick, offers his personal views on an Olympic win, an award nomination, the village market, a protest, a new notice board, a correction and a council possibly seeking divine inspiration. Effingham man…
I'm living well for nothing at all! (See: No Trifling Matter: Magpie Trapped in Godalming Sainsbury’s)
Next stop, Debt Chasm! (See: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt)
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