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Local Musician Wins Prestigious Parliamentary Jazz Award

Marianne Windham, described as an inspirational and dedicated chair of Guildford Jazz, has just received the prestigious Parliamentary ‘Services to Jazz Award’ for 2025, which is awarded annually to “a…

‘Big Issue’ – Another Of the Runners-up In Our Short Story Competition

Today we are delighted to publish another of the runners-up in our short story competition, run in conjunction with Guildford’s new independent bookshop, Paper Moon. Richard Garcka’s story focuses on…

‘Spider Under a Glass’ – Runner-up in Our Short Story Competition

Today we are delighted to publish another of the entries in our short story competition, run in conjunction with Guildford’s new independent bookshop, Paper Moon. “Spider Under a Glass”, by…

The Spooky Hotel That Inspired The Winning Entry In Our Short Story Competition

By David Reading Many years ago, Christine Reeves was staying in a hotel in Painswick, a small town in the Cotswolds, when she noticed strange paintings on the wall. On…

Dragon Review: 2:22 A Ghost Story – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp We are in a large house in London, which is not in the best order. Jenny and Sam have a lot of renovating to do. Jenny is…

International Poetry Book Award for Local Writer

By Alice Fowler Surrey writer Liz Kendall and her London-based co-author Vilma Bharatan have been awarded third prize in The International Poetry Book Awards 2025.  Their book, Meet Us and Eat…

New Exhibition of Artist Sidney Sime’s Work and the Annual Lecture

The Sime Gallery is holding its annual lecture at St Mary’s Church, Perry Hill, Worplesdon on Sunday, November 16, at 3pm. Titled Players in their day: Stars of the Victorian…

GSC’s Frankenstein Foretells Our Concerns of Uncontrolled Science

A new production of Frankenstein has started its run at Guildford’s St Nicolas’ Church. It is the The final production in Guildford Shakespeare Company’s 2025. The adaptation of Mary Shelley’s…

Dragon Review: Little Women – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Barbara Ford It is not surprising that the original tour schedule of this delightful version of Louisa May Alcott’s classic and much loved novel Little Women was extended to…

G Live’s International Concert Season Has Begun

By Alice Fowler The 14th International Concert Season at G Live has begun, with a soaring performance from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Kevin John Edusei. The RPO, affectionately…

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