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‘All Year Round Swimming’ at Guildford Lido

From October 1, Guildford’s iconic 1930s outdoor pool will be welcoming swimmers to take the plunge all year round, rain or shine. Traditionally, the Lido has only been open during…

Yet More Disruption for Godstone Residents

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Godstone residents are angry over suddenly announced gasworks on a “major cut through’’, warning the closures could turn traffic into a nightmare and hit…

Notice: Hear About Research on Healthy Ageing – September 9

The University of Surrey is offering tea and coffee while you hear about their research……

Comment: What Will the Guildford By-election Tell Us?

By Martin Giles The by-election called following resignation of Fiona Davidson, the former R4GV county councillor for Guildford South East, is the first opportunity to test the political temperature in…

Do You Have a Short Story Inside You? If So, Get Writing To Win a Prize

Entries have already started arriving for our short story competition, which we are running in conjunction with Paper Moon, Guildford’s new independent bookstore. A prize worth £100 is up for…

Updated: Opera On the Balcony Goes Under – But the Show Goes On

By Martin Giles Guildford Fringe’s “Opera On the Balcony” will become “Opera under the Balcony” this year due to safety concerns preventing the balcony’s use. See Nick Wyschna’s message below.…

£55m Earmarked for Benefit of the Community ‘Still Unspent’, Says Campaigning Councillor

By David Reading Around £55 million in contributions from housing developers, waiting to be used for the benefit of local communities in the Guildford borough, is still unspent. This is…

Redhill Railway Station Proposal Would Allow ‘Croydonisation’

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter A public inquiry into plans for Redhill’s ‘tallest building’ has heard powerful new opposition from disability campaigners, who warn the station will be made…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.334

By Malcolm Fincham By the latter weeks of August the long hot, dry summer welcomed by many in southern regions of the UK had begun to draw to a close.…

Police Seek Information After Electric Motorbike Incident in Ash

Police who were on patrol near Ash Station became suspicious when they saw three young men riding electric motorcycles along Guildford Road. One of the young men then abandoned a…