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Groups And Organisations Make Bids For Grants Under Council’s Project Aspire Scheme

Groups and organisations keen for a share of money from Guildford Borough Council to improve and enhance communities in the Westborough and Stoke wards pitched their ideas on Monday evening. Each explained the nature of…

Service To Commemorate Battle Of The Somme

A short commemorative service will be held at St Mary’s Church at Perry Hill, Worplesdon, at 7.30am on Friday morning, July 1. The time being 100 years since the exact zero…

Missing Woman Found

Missing Woman Found

A woman from Woking who was reported missing earlier yesterday (27 June), has been found safe and well. Ann-Marie Grout, 50, was last seen around 8am when she left home…

Law Firm’s ‘Cow’ For Cherry Trees Respite Care Charity

By Drew Lernihan Law firm Hart Brown, with an office in Guildford, is sponsoring Cherry Trees, the East Clandon-based respite care charity for young people with disabilities. The sponsorship takes the form…

New Faces Running Guildford Book Festival

By Drew Lernihan There are some new faces running this year’s Guildford Book Festival. Co-director Alex Andrews, who managed Puffin Post and the Puffin Book Club Magazine as a sales…

Guildford Fringe Festival Opens Box Office In White Lion Walk

The Guildford Fringe Festival has opened its first box office in the town’s White Lion Walk shopping centre. The Mayor of Guildford, Gordon Jackson, cut the ribbon on Saturday (June 25),…

Guildford Votes Remain While the UK Votes to Leave the EU

As the UK voted to Leave the EU, Guildford voted to Remain along with the majority of Surrey voting areas. Only Surrey Heath and Reigate voted Leave. In one of…

Police Seek Man Following Bus Incident

Officers from Surrey Police would like to speak to the man in the CCTV images following an incident on an Arriva bus travelling from Guildford to Ewhurst and Horsham on…

Dray Court Alive To The Sound Of Music

Residents at Dray Court sheltered housing in Madrid Road, Guildford, were treated to and sang along to some great music on Thursday (June 23). It was hosted by Neighbourhood Angels, which is part the…

Local MP Says Local Plan is ‘Not Fit for Purpose’

The Local Plan for Guildford Borough has been criticised as “not fit for purpose” by a local MP. Sir Paul Beresford, whose Mole Valley constituency includes four of the eastern…