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Silverbirch Care Home’s Macmillan Coffee Morning and Upcoming Events

Staff, residents, friends, families and guests at Silverbirch House Care Home in Worplesdon have taken part in a Macmillan’s World Biggest Coffee Morning, raising more than £100. The care home…

Why Not Follow The Guildford Art Trail This Weekend?

Visitors to Guildford town centre this weekend are being invited to follow the Guildford Art Trail, which is a central attraction of the Guildford Festival of the Arts, running from…

Town Centre Chaplaincy is Lead Charity for Guildford 10k Run on October 18

Guildford Town Centre Chaplaincy reports that it is delighted to have been chosen as the lead charity partner by The RunThrough Foundation, organisers of its Guildford 10k run. The run…

City Secure Three Points in Entertaining Game

Guildford City (1) 2 Arundel (1) 1 By Barry Underwood It was an entertaining game of football at the Spectrum with Guildford deservedly claiming the three points, although the visiting…

Bringing the Wonders of Space Exploration to Guildford High Street

Guildford High Street will once again be transformed into a Space showcase when the University of Surrey and the Institute of Physics bring World Space Week to Tunsgate Quarter shopping…

More Funding To Increase SEND Provision

By James Moules local democracy reporter A £26.7 million funding package to bolster provision for SEND education in Surrey has been approved by councillors amid a surge in demand for…

Dragon Review: Twelve Angry Men – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Barbara Ford Twelve men are locked in a room on a sweltering summer’s day in New York, locked in until they decide whether or not an 18-year-old youth killed…

Nathalie’s Riverside Art Offers a Challenge to the People of Guildford

By David Reading Guildford artist Nathalie Scott has initiated a community project that is bringing touches of colour to the riverside walk at Friary Passage. She has been painting scenes…

Flames Unhooked in Stormy Cup Defeat

A trip to Manchester Storm put a stop to the Flames three-game winning streak with the hosts spending excessive stretches on the powerplay, including a couple of five on threes,…

Obituary: Renie Tribe, For Many Years A Teacher In Guildford

Renie Tribe, a well-known Guildford teacher and once an active member of St Francis Church in Westborough, has died at the Royal Surrey at the age of 98. Irene Margaret…