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Step Out for The Therapy Garden’s Walk for Wellness

The Therapy Garden at Normandy is inviting people to take part in its fundraising Walk for Wellness on Saturday, April 25. It is a gentle, uplifting community walk bringing people…

Acts Announced for Family Friendly Haslemere Fringe Festival, July 3, 4 and 5

The Haslemere Fringe Festival, a not-for-profit, family-friendly festival run entirely by volunteers, takes place every two years on Lion Green in Haslemere. This year the festival is on Friday, Saturday…

Feature: Council Revenue to Increase as Guildford Parking Incorporates ANPR

Listen to Isabelle Trubshaw’s interview with several customers and a retailer in Guildford, who discuss their views on the recent changes to Guildford’s car parking system… By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford…

A Journalist’s Vivid Account Of His Travels Across The Former Soviet Union

The Guildford Dragon’s Esme Campbell chats with Joe Luc Barnes who was brought up in Guildford and still spends time here. His first book examines the lives of the people…

Karate for Mental Health Hits the Spot in Many Ways

By David Rose Guildford-based Karate for Mental Health offers adult martial arts classes designed to reduce stress, anxiety and depression. Led by Les Bubka, it is one of a number…

Photo Feature: Spring Is Coming at the Castle

The Castle Grounds are a jewel in the crown of Guildford and, despite the hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, there are still some blissfully unaware of it existence.…

Feature: The Man Who Claimed To Teach Astral Travelling

An esoteric manual purchased in a Guildford bookshop in 1970; a Tibetan monk with a mission to save the world; and a West Country plumber…the unlikely ingredients of a strange-but-true…

Feature: Guildford’s Busy Market Schedule for 2026

Guildford has been a market town for centuries and they are as popular today as they ever have been. The Dragon NEWS thought readers might like to know when they…

Feature: The End of the World Was Nigh – But What About Our Bournemouth Holiday?

Looking through some long-forgotten notebooks, Dragon reporter David Reading was reminded of a news report from 65 years ago that put him in a panic at the time. Here, he…

Feature: Guildford’s Theatre Brought ‘Back to Its Former Life’ After Accessibility Renovations

By Isabelle Trubshaw Guildford’s Yvonne Arnaud Theatre celebrated the end of an 18-month renovation in the autumn, marking a major step in the theatre’s accessibility and expanding its educational programmes.…

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