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Stage Dragon Review: Dead Lies At The Yvonne Arnaud

By Ferenc Hepp This week at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Red Entertainment presents a political thriller, Dead Lies, inspired by the Jeremy Thorpe scandal of the 1970s and set against…

Castle Bowls Club Flies a Jubilee Union Flag

By Martin Giles As a new Jubilee Union Flag stretched out in the breeze, bowlers at the Castle Green Club were taking advantage of the sunshine on Friday (May 27)…

Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Announces Mill Studio’s Summer Season

Sponsored article The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre is delighted to announce its upcoming summer 2022 Mill Studio season. The programme features a wonderfully diverse mix of established and emerging artists and…

Surrey Artists Prepare to Show Off – And Why Not?

By Alice Fowler Artists across Surrey are preparing to open their doors for this year’s Surrey Artists Open Studios (SAOS), taking place from June 11-26. In what promises to be…

Music and Sunshine at the Castle Grounds Offers the Perfect Sunday Afternoon Relaxation

By Martin Giles What better way to chill out on a warm late spring Sunday afternoon than to wander up to the Castle Grounds, find a pew or a patch…

Fore! Look Out for The Tigers

By Martin Giles Surrey’s local infantry regiment, the Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment (PWRR), nicknamed “The Tigers”, took to the golf course in Clandon last week (April 28) for their…

Guildford Racing Cyclist Selected for Prestigious Academy

Alex Morrice, 21 from Merrow has been selected from more than 90 riders to be part of a prestigious Škoda cycling academy. Currently, in her final year studying for a…

Draw For Guildford City In Last Match Of A Difficult Season

Combined Counties League Premier South Guildford City 2 Banstead Athletic 2 After a season that did not live up to the expectations there were at the start of it, Guildford…

Bowls Underway At Merrow For The New Season

David Raison reports from Merrow Village Bowls Club On Sunday, April 17 our green was officially opened for the new season. Our chair Richard Duddy and David Matthews’ daughter Sara…

Book Review: ‘Lumberjills Britain’s Forgotten Army’ Brings Gender Stereotypes Crashing Down

By Alice Fowler This week marks the 80th anniversary of the Women’s Timber Corps, a branch of the Women’s Land Army that worked in Britain’s forests during the Second World…