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Surrey Hills Chamber Choir – Win ‘Choir of the Year’ Title – Now The Grand Final
by Rachel Musgrove, Choir Member “And the winner is……………. Surrey Hills!” The rest of the announcement was muffled by the sound of screaming as choir members leapt to their feet…
Coming to YAT: Driving Miss Daisy – Oct 10-13
The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre will be hosting the opening show of Driving Miss Daisy next week. The critically acclaimed show begins a national tour at the Guildford theatre. The production…
Top Swimming Award For Guildford Mum
Joan Swain, of Burpham, has received an Aquaforce Award in the category Outstanding Contribution at County and Regional Level, from the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA). Joan received her award for her…
Review: ‘The Last Five Years’ The Star Inn
By The Stage Dragon If you had popped into The Star Inn on the High Street last night for a quiet drink, you might have been surprised to hear some…
Gifted Young Pianist In Concert At Guildford Institute
Guildford Institute’s next Young Musicians’ Recital features Emily Hooker on Thursday, October 9, at 6.30pm. Emily is a gifted young pianist and is well known locally. It promises to be…
Training Dragons With Cressida Cowell
By Flora Windebank Do you know how to train a dragon? Waterstones book shop was the place to be to find out when Cressida Cowell, acclaimed author of the How…
Have You Grown The Biggest Marrow For Loseley Park?
There can be photography, art and music competitions, but Loseley Park is offering children something more unusual – The Massive Marrow Competition! It is the annual Loseley gardening contest for under…
Cathedral Launches Organathon 2012
Guildford Cathedral is preparing for a 24-hour organathon in aid of its Music Development Foundation. Starting at 8pm on Friday September 28, the cathedral’s organ will be played by a…
Review: The Handyman – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By The Stage Dragon This play will will leave you pondering – for days – I expect. Award-winning playwright Ronald Harwood’s The Handyman kept the audience gripped throughout as it…
GuilFest Future Bleak as Company Ceases Trading
The future of GuilFest is in doubt after the news that the company that runs it has stopped trading. Numbers were down this year at the annual three-day music festival…
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