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Hedgehogs Find Save Haven at Clandon Wood

Clandon Wood Natural Burial Ground has reintroduced two pairs of hedgehogs back in to the wild on its 31-acre site located just outside Guildford. The two pairs had been rescued…

Pledge To Get Housing Number To Lowest Sustainable Point

Guildford Borough Council leader Stephen Mansbridge has pledged to “use every mechanism to get [the borough’s housing] number to the lowest sustainable point possible to pass the inspectorate’s examination”. It comes…

Chance To Talk To Members Of The Peace Party

For more than a month now, Peace Party members in Guildford have been delivering leaflets through front doors around the Guildford parliamentary constituency. This Saturday (November 1) people in parts…

Motorised Rickshaw Team Tackle India For School’s Charity

A team of five young people are planning a trip of a lifetime – driving two motorised rickshaws the length of the Indian west coast raising money for a charity dear…

Feeling Creative? Check Out The new Drawing Workshops At St Catherine’s Village Hall

If you enjoy drawing but need a little motivation to put pencil to paper then one of the new art classes at St Catherine’s Village Hall may be just the…

Missing Guildford Woman Found Safe And Well

Surrey Police reports that a woman who it had been concerned over has been found safe and well. Susan Langridge was reported missing at 10.30pm yesterday (October 24) after leaving St…

Pair From Spirit Health Club Complete 50-mile Non-stop Charity Walk

Two members of staff from the Spirit health club at Guildford’s Holiday Inn have this week completed a gruelling 50-mile non-stop 24-hour charity walk setting off from Brighton. Their destination was…

Students Quiz Panel at Cathedral’s ‘Question Time’ Event

Guildford MP Anne Milton joined news broadcasters Michael Buerk and Nick Owen at Guildford Cathedral to participate in a Question Time-style event. Other panellists included Professor Ann Gallagher, who chairs the University…

Volunteers Needed For New Repair Café

Have you got a skill you’d like to share and some time on your hands?  Why not volunteer to help out at a new local project – The Repair Café?…

Bookfest: Plenty Of Chat And Coffee Draws Audience In

By Maria Rayner Middle-aged women in flowing scarves and swirly cardigans, eating cake and cackling at mildly risqué jokes: disciples of the country’s best known and loved romantic novelists gathered…