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Guildford’s Artistic Talent On Display In a Vibrant Four-Day Celebration

The Guildford Festival of the Arts opens tomorrow (October 1) – bringing a dazzling array of artistic talent to the town. The four-day community-led celebration of the visual arts, which…

£150m Wiped from Runnymede’s Investment Portfolio

By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Almost £150 million has been wiped off the value of Runnymede Borough Council’s remaining investment portfolio, latest figures show but what sales it has…

School’s Sports Facilities Upgrade Proposal Recommended for Approval

By James Moules local democracy reporter A Guildford Catholic school is poised to receive permission to build an extension which would create new drama and sports facilities on its campus.…

Nathalie’s Riverside Art Offers a Challenge to the People of Guildford

By David Reading Guildford artist Nathalie Scott has initiated a community project that is bringing touches of colour to the riverside walk at Friary Passage. She has been painting scenes…

Ash Gets Ready To Go to the Polls To Vote On a New Neighbourhood Plan

Residents of Ash will be voting on whether to adopt the Ash Neighbourhood Plan at a local referendum to be held on Thursday, October 29. Poll cards have begun arriving…

How Can Local Councils Manage The Problem Of Weeds? New Study Aims to Find Out

A new research study is taking place at Onslow Park and Ride in Guildford to assess different approaches to weed management. Researchers from the University of Surrey say the aim…

Rail Authority Agrees To Act Following Residents’ Outcry Over Litter Menace

By James Moules local democracy reporting service The Southern rail authority has confirmed it will return the bins to the railway station at a Surrey beauty spot, just weeks after…

Plenty of Goals – But City Lose Away

East Preston (3) 5 Guildford City (2) 3 By Barry Underwood There were plenty of goals for the neutrals present. Indeed, there were four scored in the first 20 minutes…

Surrey Researchers Examine How Moon Dust Could Provide Propellant For Spacecraft

Could magnesium found in Moon dust help future spacecraft travel further into deep space? A new European Space Agency-funded project led by the University of Surrey aims to find out. …

Obituary: Renie Tribe, For Many Years A Teacher In Guildford

Renie Tribe, a well-known Guildford teacher and once an active member of St Francis Church in Westborough, has died at the Royal Surrey at the age of 98. Irene Margaret…