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By Hugh Coakley The Thursday Club at St Mary’s Catholic Church Hall, Rydes Hill, celebrated St Patrick’s Day with a fish and chip dinner and an entertainer singing Irish ballads…
By David Reading Sue Wyeth-Price, a leading campaigner in the fight to protect Ash from what many residents regard as unacceptable housing developments, will be standing for R4GV (Residents for…
A Guildford man has had a tattoo of a centenarian World War 2 hero tattooed on his arm. In 2022 WWII veteran commando Roy Maxwell was in Normandy for the…
By Mandy Millyard Last weekend, I had the privilege of meeting up with Stuart Alexander, the man behind “Bigmouth Guildford”. I asked Stuart or “Stu”a few questions about himself, and…
This week there will be road or lane closures in: Albury, Ash, Compton, Guildford (Aldershot Road, Cherry Tree Avenue), Pirbright, and Tongham. Traffic light signals or stop/go signs will be…
By Malcolm Fincham Cold weather was never too far away during the first weeks of March. Yellow snow warnings had become a regular announcement by the Met Office mostly in…
A round-up that gives a variety of volunteer roles currently available and being promoted by Voluntary Action South West Surrey Free training for helpline volunteers with Surrey Drug and Alcohol…
Jan Messinger with her latest round-up of news from the parish of Worplesdon. Generous legacy helps buy home for adults with autism and learning difficulties It is a momentous time…
Over the last week, the council’s fleet of gritters were out regularly spreading salt on the county’s roads to safeguard the movement of all highway users. Surrey County Council says…
A regular column on news and events for Scouts in Guildford. With around 1,300 members in Guildford, scouting is as popular as ever and gives six- to 25-year-olds fun and…
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