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Steam Trains Galore Basking In A Glorious July!
By David Rose Who would have thought in 1967 when steam locos were withdrawn from the Southern Region of British Railways that exactly 50 years on there would be so…
Police Discover CCTV Images Of A Suspect Intruder
Surrey police have identified CCTV images of a man they believe to be the suspect intruder who awoke a 47-year-old woman awoke the night of 24 April this year (2017) in…
Plaque Is A Fitting Tribute To Former Steam Engine Shed And Those Who Worked There
Retired railwaymen and fans of steam trains gathered on Farnham Road bridge on Sunday morning (July 9) for the unveiling of a plaque to commemorate Guildford’s engine shed that closed…
Council To Install £50k War Memorial To Commemorate Fallen Post-WWII
An additional war memorial honouring Guildford people who have died during military action or service since the Second World War has been announced by the borough council. Costing £50,000 –…
Pupils Create Beautiful Gardens For Guildford In Bloom Competition
Children from Weyfield Primary Academy School, Bellfields have taken top honours in the Guildford in Bloom schools competition. This year the theme of the Guildford Borough Counil-run competition was ‘the…
Brother’s Plea for Information on Missing 70-year-old
Regular Guildford Dragon reader Dave Middleton is appealing for information about his missing brother James. Dave writes: “My 70-year-old brother, James (Jim) Middleton who lives in Epsom, went missing from…
Urology Centre To Be Named After Prostate Project Chairman
By Louisa Magnussen The Royal Surrey County Hospital and the Prostate Project have announced that its new urology centre will be named after a determined and dedicated fundraiser. Once completed,…
Meeting To Plan Stoughton At The End Of The Great War Community Event
Following on from the hugely popular community and historic event held in September 2014, Stoughton in the Great War, there are plans to stage another in September 2018. A meeting…
The Ash Aspect: Land Set Aside For New Health Centre
By David Reading It may be too soon to celebrate – but it appears that one of the major problems for Ash, in the light of plans to build up…
Beekeeper’s Notes July 2017: Try The Windscreen Test!
Hugh Coakley keeps bees in Worplesdon. In the latest of his monthly notes, he talks about the windscreen test for counting insects. I remember many years ago driving towards the coast with my brothers…
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Next stop, Debt Chasm! (See: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt)
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