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Ash’s New Road Bridge: GBC Answers Some Of The Key Questions
By David Reading So long as all goes to plan, in just under a year Ash will have a new road bridge crossing the railway line near Ash Station. Guildford…
Opinion: Without Urban Renewal the Town Will Fail
By John Rigg Former R4GV lead councillor for regeneration at GBC Now that the dust has settled on the North Street planning applications saga, is it time to reassess the…
Opinion: When it Comes to Opposing Prejudice We Must All Be Prepared to Stand Up and Be Counted
By James Walsh leader of the Labour group at Guildford Borough Council Guildford has often been stereotyped as the epitome of a monocultural Home Counties way of life; a pleasant…
Opinion: Working for Politicians Is Not Always Fun
By Bernard Quoroll A reader has suggested that a problem with local authority and civil service culture is that there is a reluctance to accept inward recruitment at executive level.…
Opinion: Participant Involvement Not Welcomed at the London Road Scheme ‘Workshop’
By Terry Newman chair of the London Road Action Group (LRAG) based on his members’ update There were several disappointments about the London Road Active Travel workshop held on November…
The Worplesdon Witness November 2023
Jan Messinger with her round up of news from the parish of Worplesdon Parish churches news St Mary’s at Perry Hill and St Alban’s at Wood Street Village held All…
Comment: How The Dragon Was Left Out in the Cold
By Martin Giles The revelations at the Covid 19 Inquiry, following those of “Partygate”, must be leaving those who lost loved ones during the pandemic disgusted. They deserved better. We…
Updated Comment: A View On a Bridge
By Martin Giles The large “D” tattoo on a circle of dead, preserved human flesh had a macababre fascination for my next-door neighbour chum and me. In the 1960s it…
Opinion: The Death of Department Stores
Joseph Bickle is a young adult born and raised in Guildford, currently studying media and communications at Cardiff University. This summer he began writing occasional stories for The Guildford Dragon…
The Worplesdon Witness October 2023
Jan Messinger with her round up of news from the parish of Worplesdon. Macmillan coffee mornings Two fundraising Macmillan coffee mornings were held in Wood Street Village. At Cheesman Bros’…
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