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Tumbling Bay Weir Restoration Project To Be Completed Within Weeks

By Martin Giles Work to build a new Tumbling Bay Weir at Millbrook, and restore the towpath bridge over it, is nearing completion, says the National Trust, owners of the…

Surrey Could Be ‘Left Behind’ Without a Mayor

By James Moules local democracy reporter The outgoing leader of Surrey County Council has warned Surrey risks being “left behind” if the county does not adopt an elected mayor in…

Mother Shortlisted for National Award

A Guildford mother has been shortlisted for a national award, recognising her contribution to the Parent-Teacher Association of Christ’s College in Guildford.  Sophia Wyatt, who chairs the Friends of Christ’s…

A New Vision for the Former House of Fraser Building Is Finally Revealed

By Daisy Edwards There is, at last, a new vision for the former House of Fraser site and it could bring back into business the luxury shopping experience that Guildford…

G Live’s International Concert Season

By Alice Fowler Every autumn, the G Live stage turns shades of russet brown: not with falling leaves, but the mellow hues of violins and cellos, as the venue’s International…

Notice: Open Day at Silverbirch House Care Home, Saturday, October 17

Silverbirch House Care Home in Worplesdon will be opening its doors to the local community for an afternoon of canapes, prosecco and entertainment on Saturday, October 17. Taking place between…

Guildford Spectrum is Getting Almost 1,200 Solar Panels To Cut Carbon Emissions

Almost 1,200 solar panels are being installed on the roof of Guildford Spectrum as part of the borough council’s work to make the leisure centre more sustainable. Work began this…

Villagers Hear That the ‘Grey Belt’ Policy Should Be Suspended Until Reviewed

By Martin Giles The Government’s “grey belt” policy is leaving Guildford Borough more vulnerable to speculative development proposals than ever before, East Horsley villagers heard at a meeting arranged by…

Dragon Review: 125 Years of Jazz Piano – G Live

By Ben Darnton The James Pearson trio, house band at Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club in London, highly acclaimed for their poise, balance, and swing, took the audience at G Live…

Brookwood Station Shortlisted for Railways and Communities Award – Some History Too

Brookwood railway station, with its delightful garden for reflection, has been shortlisted for the title of World Cup of Stations 2026. The competition is being run by the Rail Delivery…

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