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Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, January 18
This week there were 165 runners, of whom 17 were first timers and 11 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 16 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: James BROWNE…
Nights Of Great Jazz Coming Up In February
Two night of great jazz music are coming up in February in Farncombe and Guildford. There will be an extraordinary evening of the finest contemporary improvisation from iconic British tenor…
The Way We Were… Cycling in the 1920s – Part 5
Another look at 1920s cycling. We are not the first generation to worry about child-safety but we know that there was a different, perhaps more fatalistic, attitude in the early…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, January 4
In the first event of the new year there were 107 runners, of whom 17 were first timers and two recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 14 different athletics clubs…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, December 28
This week there were 133 runners, of whom 26 were first timers and five recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 20 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Paul LOWE…
The Way We Were… Cycling in the 1920s – Part 4
Another look at 1920s cycling. A hundred miles cycling in one day would be a challenge for most of us today, even with lighter more reliable bikes and better kit.…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, December 21
A new runner finished first in Guildford’s weekly Parkrun on Saturday, December 21. There was fancy dress and home-made mince pies, as parkrunners donated £97 to Disability Challengers. Men’s placings:…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, December 14
There were 196 runners, of whom 20 were first timers and 41 recorded new Personal Bests. Representatives of 19 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Daniel WALLIS (JM15-19) of…
Book Review: Battlefield Rations – A Story of Food, Hope And Charity
By David Rose Military history now includes much more than just the stories and facts about great battles won and lost down the ages. Those interested in the subject are…
Review: Cinderella Pantomime – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
by Lynne McVernon Cinderella, now running at Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, is a rich blend of pantomime tradition and new material, true to the Music Hall roots of panto. The…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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