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Design Graduates Get Year-long Taste Of The Work Place

Guildford-based design consultancy FdK has taken on its first two design graduates from the University of Creative Arts for a year-long, paid internship, created in response to changing career ambitions…

Purple Flag Award For Guildford In Creating A Safe And Vibrant Nightlife

Guildford has been awarded a Purple Flag for its night-time economy. Assessors recognised the town centre as a safe, vibrant area which offers a great night out for all. The nationally…

Safeguard Wins Small Bus Operator Of The Year Award

Guildford’s Safeguard Coaches is celebrating success at the coach and bus industry’s premier awards event after being named Small Bus Operator of the Year. This coveted accolade was presented at…

Have Most Of Us Forgotten To Remember?

By Martin Giles Most of us in Guildford did not do anything to mark Remembrance Sunday yesterday (November 9). Despite increased attendance at all the ceremonies held throughout the borough,…

Councillor For Rural Economy Added To Executive

A lead councillor for the rural economy has been added to Guildford Borough Council’s Tory led Executive. Cllr Terence Patrick (Con, Send) will have a wide ranging portfolio to include: the rural economy…

Lest We Forget: Services Of Remembrance

Saturday, November 8: a short service of remembrance will be held at the Charlotteville War Memorial, Addison Court, Addison Road, Guildford, at 3pm. It will be followed by tea and coffee and an…

Guildford’s First Night Bus Arrives

Guildford’s first night bus was launched in a flurry of balloons and lollipops by the University of Surrey and the its Students’ Union, in association with Arriva on Thursday last week..…

Shalford In WWI – A Story Of Gardeners And Gunpowder

Some years ago Shalford historian Margaret Dierden began researching the backgrounds of all those commemorated on the village’s war memorials. Such is her dedicated and detailed methods of research, she has…

New Scheme Focuses To Improve Property Management Of Rented Homes

A new accreditation scheme, to raise housing standards and improve property management is a step closer, after an outline proposal was agreed at Guildford Borough’s Council’s latest Executive meeting. Measures to improve…

Dragon’s David Rose To Give Talk On His Methods Of Local History Research

Hear Guildford’s leading local historian and Dragon NEWS writer David Rose give a fascinating insight into his methods of research – and the huge archive of material he has collected,…