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Drones to Police Cycle Lanes

A scheme to enforce fines on motorists who park in cycle lanes is being considered by the council, according to a regional bicycle organisation United Bike User Group Association. According…

A Transformed City Fail to Get Their Just Deserts

Fleet Town (1) 3, Guildford City (1) 2 By Barry Underwood Guildford City, who after a series of poor performances, came out like a side transformed on Saturday (March 23).…

Highways Bulletin for March 25

The information for this bulletin comes from Surrey County Council. For more information please click here. See interactive map here. Report potholes and highway issues here.…

The Shop Front: Meadowlark Musical Theatre Productions is Welcoming New Members

Meadowlark Musical Theatre Productions is an amateur theatre company that rehearses at the Arts Centre Guildford, 221 Epsom Road, Merrow. Cerys Jones, who is its marketing manager, said: “Our founding…

The Shop Front: Elevate your Wellbeing with Sequoia Yoga

An authentic yoga studio can found be in the middle of Guildford town centre. It is Sequoia Yoga and is owned and run by Loni Lincoln who opened the studio at 89 Woodbridge…

Icons on Ammunition Boxes on display at Guildford Cathedral

Guildford Cathedral has a fascinating and unusual exhibition currently on display – Icons on Ammunition Boxes. This is a conceptual project by Ukrainian artists Sofia Atlantova and Oleksandr Klymenko launched in…

New Revised Edition of Book on Alan Turing – Guildford’s Best Kept Secret

Author Paul Backhouse has launched a revised edition of his book Alan Turning – Guildford’s Best Kept Secret, as fascinating new information has come to light. The book was first…

Stage Dragon: Breaking the Code – Electric Theatre

By Tricia Marcotti Most of us are well aware of Alan Turing’s role in cracking enemy codes during the war, providing invaluable intelligence to the Allied forces. But the personal…

New Exhibition Opens at Watts Gallery: Edo Pop – Japanese Prints 1825 – 1895

By Martin Giles Have you heard of Edo Pop? You might think it was the name of a 1980s New Wave band but you’d be way out. Edo is the…

Another Disappointing Defeat for City Hovering Above the Relegation Zone

Sandhurst Town (0) 3, Guildford City (0) 0 By Barry Underwood Guildford City fell to another disappointing defeat at mid-table Sandhurst Town on Saturday (March 16). With six games remaining,…