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‘Job Of The Week’ – But There Is A Catch

How would you like to be respected member of the community in an affluent area within some idyllic countryside and historic building, three of which come with the job? Chucked…

Creepy Crawlies In White Lion Walk

You can forget ghosties and ghoulies – there will be something much more frightening in Guildford this Halloween! A tarantula, python and bearded dragon along with other ‘creepy crawlies’ will be…

Latin Dance Lessons at the Bar Des Arts

If you’re feeling blue about the onset of cold mornings and dark evenings how about Latin dance classes to warm things up? This is what is on offer every week at the…

Why Are Squirrels Going Nuts?

Squirrels seem to be frenetic in their activity to prepare for the coming winter. Do they know something we don’t? Some believe it is a sign of a harsh winter…

Young People Enjoy Getting Their Hands Dirty

Guildford YMCA’s latest Prince’s Trust Team got off to a flying start at the end of August and has already spent a week on Dartmoor that was full of challenges. …

Surrey Labour Students Campaign for Living Wage For University Workers

Surrey Labour Students have re-launched their campaign to persuade the University of Surrey to gain accreditation as a Living Wage employer. The University say that they already pay all employees…

Guildford One Of The Top Places To Raise Children

By Flora Windebank Guildford has always been a popular place for families to settle in, but now its desirability has been confirmed. The town has made the Top 20 in…

Have You Grown The Biggest Marrow For Loseley Park?

There can be photography, art and music competitions, but Loseley Park is offering children something more unusual – The Massive Marrow Competition! It is the annual Loseley gardening contest for under…

Cathedral Launches Organathon 2012

Guildford Cathedral is preparing for a 24-hour organathon in aid of its Music Development Foundation. Starting at 8pm on Friday September 28, the cathedral’s organ will be played by a…

Archive Day Success in Onslow Village

A steady stream of Onslow Village residents visited the village hall in Wilderness Road on Saturday with old photos, memorabilia and a wealth of memories. Held by the Onslow Village…