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Rejected Mayoral Petition Organiser Says She Will Try Again

The organiser of a controversial petition for a directly elected mayor has said that she intends to continue collecting signatures and will present the petition to the council again, following…

Review; The Beano Restaurant at the Guildford Institute

It has been said before and I have no doubt that it will be said again – this independent vegetarian restaurant is still one of the best kept secrets in…

Help Your Older Family Enjoy Life, Day In, Day Out!

What will your mum (and let’s not forget dad, gran, grandad and other family) be doing after Mother’s Day? Doubtless, you will give her a special treat this weekend but…

Re-gilded Clock Face to be Re-installed at Holy Trinity Church

Another important, and very visible, step in the restoration of Guildford’s premier church, Holy Trinity, at the top of the High Street, will be completed next Tuesday (February 8) with…

Former Chief Of Guildford YMCA Dies Aged 79

Tributes have been paid to Alex Cloke, the former chief executive of Guildford YMCA, who died on Thursday, February 18, aged 79, following a three-year battle with cancer. Mr Cloke was an engineer…

Guitarist Mick Douglas’ Autobiography Is A Musical Delight

By David Rose Anyone who has enjoyed live music in the Guildford area at any time over the past six decades will surely have heard the guitar playing of Mick Douglas.…

Shop Front: Kokomo – ‘Porn Star Martini’ And Live Music

Situated opposite the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Millbrook, Kokomo is ‘the place’ to go for that high end, classy and glamourous evening. With a new interior designed by Engaging Interiors…

More Faces Of Sixties George Abbot School Pupils To Identify

The organisers of a reunion of former George Abbot School pupils who attended in the mid-1960s have release more images of those they would like to hear from. Our previous story…

Effingham’s Neighbourhood Plan Moves Forward

A group of Effingham residents have been taking part in community workshops on the number of new homes needed in the village, and where they should be built. The workshops, open to anyone…

Doing The Full Monte 90 Years After Forebear Was First Brit To Win Prestigious Rally

A family from Wood Street Village have literally followed in the tracks of their forebear who was the first Briton to win the Monte Carlo Rally. And they have done it on…