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Dragon Review: The Choir of Man – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp This is not your usual musical with a storyline, in fact, we start the evening with a pint on the stage served from a fully functional bar…

Still Time To Enjoy a Stroll or Ramble with Guildford Walkfest

This year’s Guildford Walkfest is now in full swing, with a variety of free walks on offer until the end of September. Here are details of some you might like…

Dragon Review: The Other Side of Murder – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ference Hepp Murder at Midnight, Murder in the Dark and now, The Other Side of Murder. These are all hit productions by Original Theatre, and it is the latter,…

Review: The Doris Show – Guildford Fringe

By Alice Fowler Jackie Mitchell wears many hats – journalist, PR professional, radio presenter at Brooklands Radio and, it turns out, talented stage performer too. For one night only at…

Feature: Tattoos As Body Art And The Reasons For Their Boom In Popularity

Tattoos are now an established part of the cultural mainstream. Once linked in people’s minds to criminal gangs or sailors, they are now a familiar form of self-expression and according…

Guildford Walkfest 2026 is all Set To Go Throughout September

Guildford Walkfest returns this September for its 21st year with, once again, free walks for all ages and abilities and on a wide range of themes. Here is a pick…

Schoolchildren’s Artwork Brightens up Chilworth Railway Station

Colourful artwork by children from Tillingbourne Junior School has been installed at Chilworth railway station on the North Downs Line. The artwork, printed onto vinyl, brightens up the waiting shelter…

Musicians Battle it Out at Greene King Untapped Music Competition Heat

By Jonno Dukes The 2025 Greene King Untapped national music competition that took place at venues across the UK attracted 800 entrants. For 2026, the local opening heat took place…

Renovation Work To Be Put on Public Show

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter One of Surrey’s most important buildings, and the UK’s ‘first and only’ craft museum, is to host a special event  to show off the…

Guildford Through the Camera’s Lens – Including the Great Flood of ’68

September 1968: A young boy in Wellington boots watches canoeists at the bottom of Guildford High Street. Shops such as the John Collier tailors lie under six feet of water.…

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