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Guildford Institute’s Autumn Brochure with Nearly 90 Activities on Offer

The Guildford Institute has launched its autumn brochure with nearly 90 activities to choose from, ranging from courses and talks to visits and events. To coincide with the 70th anniversary…

Stage Dragon: Around the World in 80 Days – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp We are invited to the circus this week at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre for a lively and energetic portrayal of a classic, Phileas Fogg’s quest to travel…

Local Author Delighted With the Reception of Her New Book

By Martin Giles Book fans crowded in the GUArt Gallery in Swan Lane on Thursday evening (July 6) to attend the launch of The Truth Has Arms And Legs by…

Dragon Restaurant Review: A Warm Welcome at the Giggling Squid in Chapel Street

By Ference Hepp Giggling Squid, the award-winning Thai restaurant, has revealed two brand new tapas sets, as well as a whole new lunchtime tapas offering as part of a revamped…

Go on a Short Wellbeing Walk led by David Rose

Local historian David Rose is once again leading a series of free guided wellbeing walks from The Hive community centre in Park Barn, Guildford. They are easy and accessible walks…

Dragon Book Review: The Truth Has Arms And Legs by Local Author, Alice Fowler

By Hugh Coakley This is a delightful and beautifully written book of short stories of yearning and discovering and of defiance and independence. The Truth Has Arms And Legs by…

Stage Dragon Review: Henry V in the ‘Austere Splendour’ of Guildford Cathedral

By Alice Fowler The austere splendour of Guildford Cathedral lends its own majesty to Guildford Shakespeare Company’s first summer production, Henry V. As the snow-white shirt of Henry (Gavin Fowler)…

Surrey Table Tennis Notes June 2023

By Chris Andrews Paul Drinkhall (Ashford) made it all the way to the quarter-finals of the World Championships Men’s Doubles event with partner Liam Pitchford.  Paul was also the last…

RIP John Hollins, a Guildford Footballing Legend

By David Reading Former Chelsea footballer and manager John Hollins, a Guildford footballing legend, has died at the age of 76. Hollins, an inspiration for  countless Guildford football fans, spent…

Stage Dragon Review: Tosca by Grange Park Opera ‘New and Heart-Stopping’

By Alice Fowler There are stirring, sensual operas – and then there is Tosca. Puccini’s feast of jealousy, passion, torture, abusive power and lust has transfixed audiences since its first…