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A New Vision for the Former House of Fraser Building Is Finally Revealed

By Daisy Edwards There is, at last, a new vision for the former House of Fraser site and it could bring back into business the luxury shopping experience that Guildford…

G Live’s International Concert Season

By Alice Fowler Every autumn, the G Live stage turns shades of russet brown: not with falling leaves, but the mellow hues of violins and cellos, as the venue’s International…

Dragon Review: 125 Years of Jazz Piano – G Live

By Ben Darnton The James Pearson trio, house band at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, highly acclaimed for their poise, balance, and swing, took the audience at G Live…

Dragon Interview: Local Author David Stokes on His New Book – Sermon of the Wolf

Local author David Stokes launches his third historical novel, Sermon of the Wolf, at Paper Moon bookshop this Thursday (October 15). He tells Alice Fowler how a bloody incident in…

Dragon Review: Tristan and Yseult – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Martin Giles The agony and ecstasy of love is an age old theme but it can rarely have been portrayed so raucously, so joyously, and yet so heartbreakingly as…

Buy Tickets Now for Lions’ Charity Firework & Live Music Festival

The Guildford Lions Club’s much-loved Charity Firework & Live Music Festival returns to Stoke Park, Guildford on Saturday, November 7. The Lions (all of whom are volunteers) say it promises…

New Free Meditation Group held at St Nicolas Church Welcomes All

A new meditation group is meeting at St Nicolas Church, at the foot of Guildford High Street over the Town Bridge, on the first Tuesday evening of the month and…

Town Centre Chaplaincy is Lead Charity for Guildford 10k Run on October 18

Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy reports that it is delighted to have been chosen as the lead charity partner by The RunThrough Foundation, organisers of its Guildford 10k run. The run…

Dragon Review: Twelve Angry Men – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Barbara Ford Twelve men are locked in a room on a sweltering summer’s day in New York, locked in until they decide whether or not an 18-year-old youth killed…

Nathalie’s Riverside Art Offers a Challenge to the People of Guildford

By David Reading Guildford artist Nathalie Scott has initiated a community project that is bringing touches of colour to the riverside walk at Friary Passage. She has been painting scenes…

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