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Afternoon Tea Party To Thank Worplesdon Covid Volunteers
There was a cream tea celebration at Fairlands Community Centre on Sunday (August 1) to thank local volunteers who have helped many vulnerable people during the pandemic. Hosted by Worplesdon…
Young People Raise Funds To Improve Care Home’s Garden
Thirteen young people from around Surrey ran a cake sale in Guildford High Street on Wednesday (August 4) to raise funds for plants for the Pilgrims Wood residential and dementia…
Café For Dementia Sufferers Re-opens
Guildford’s Sunflower Café, a weekly café for people affected by dementia, has re-started. The café takes place from 10.30am to noon every Wednesday at Guildford United Reformed Church, Portsmouth Road.…
Former Tory Councillor to be Interviewed by the BBC About Her Election Defeat
An interview with a former county councillor is expected to be broadcast tonight on the BBC’s News at Ten. Julie Iles, who was a Conservative county councillor for The Horsleys…
Surrey Police Sergeant Found Guilty of Common Assault
A Surrey Police officer was found guilty of common assault yesterday (28 July) following a trial at Brighton Magistrates’ Court. Sergeant Terry Fry, 54, who was a Guildford neighbourhood team…
Surrey Children Waited Up To 13 Months for Mental Health Support Before Covid Pandemic
By Julie Armstrong local democracy reporter Children in Surrey were waiting well over a year to see a mental health specialist – and that was before the coronavirus pandemic fully…
Guildford Walking For Health Group Needs New Volunteer Co-ordinator
The Guildford Walking for Health group, which offers regular social and healthy walks in the local area that are enjoyed by many people, is in need of a new volunteer…
Debt Help Charity Welcomes First Independent Regulator For Enforcement Agents
Christians Against Poverty (CAP), with a debt help centre in Guildford, has welcomed the news of the first independent regulator for enforcement agents in England and Wales. The Enforcement Conduct…
Update: Time For Tea Shops At Ripley Museum And Saturday Opening Too
Send and Ripley History Society has a new exhibition at its museum focusing on the many tearooms and cafés that have served refreshments to those passing through and to its…
Women’s Cricket Has a New Home at Grafham
The newly refurbished pavilion at Grafham Cricket Ground, home of the Blackheath Cricket Club Women & Girls Section, was formally opened by club president Peter Herbert at a ceremony on…
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