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Burpham Centenarian Celebrates With A Sing-song

Burpham resident, Doris Oliver turned 100 this week. Family and friends from around the country gathered at the Grantley Arms in Wonersh, yesterday afternoon (November 11), to celebrate and see…

Guildford Marks Armistice Day With a Traditional Ceremony at The Guildhall

Guildford observed a two minute silence to mark the 98th anniversary of the end of the Great War in 1918 as part of the Remembrance commemoration of those who have…

Private Renters In Poor Quality Homes Face £1,000 Higher Costs For Heating   

Three quarters of a million private renters in the UK are stuck in the coldest and draughtiest homes, new Citizens Advice analysis reveals. To heat their homes to a comfortable…

Anger at County Council’s Plan For Night-time Switch-off Of Thousands Of Street Lights

Plans by Conservative-run Surrey County Council (SCC) to switch off thousands of street lights at night in Guildford from December have been attacked by opposition parties and a petition has been…

Lest We Forget: Services Of Remembrance

Services to remember our war dead are taking place acrosss the borough of Guildford later this week. On Friday, November 11, a two-minute silence will be observed in Guildford High Street,…

Help Find Ginger – Stolen From His Home on Woodbridge Hill

The owners of a much-loved cat are appealing for help to trace his whereabouts after he was picked up and stolen by two young men outside shops on Woodbridge Hill…

Living And Ageing Well Week In Guildford

Living And Ageing Well Week In Guildford

Guildford’s Living and Ageing Well Week 2016 takes place from November 7 to 11. Aimed at the over 50s, it will offer an exciting range of activities, taster sessions, sports and…

Tips To Save On Energy Bills From Citizens Advice Guildford

This week is Big Energy Saving Week (until November 5) and Citizens Advice Guildford has tips on how you can save on your energy bills. It asks: are you worried by…

Shop Front: Partisan Cheesemonger & Deli Now Open In Chapel Street

Partisan Cheesemonger & Deli has opened in the food and restaurant Chapel Street area of Guildford. It is independently run by business partners Owen and Mike and opened on October 15.…

Tell Kings College What Community Activites You’d Like It To Host

Guildford secondary school Kings College is aiming to develop and offer activities at the school for the benefit of the community it serves in Park Barn and Westborough. It is now asking people…