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Notice: Merrow Dramatic Society’s Lilies On The Land, Nov 4-7

Based on the letters and anecdotes of real Land Army girls, Lilies on the Land, is a lively, poignant and humorous production following the lives of four women from different walks…

Backbench Councillor Enters Tory Group Leader Race ‘To Give Colleagues A Choice’

A backbench councillor has become the second Guildford Borough Council (GBC) member to put his name forward in the Conservative group leadership election to give his colleagues, he says: “a…

Fairlands Womens Institute To Host ‘Wey Out’ Meeting

The Guildford Dragon NEWS welcomes reports and news of events from Women’s Institute groups that meet in the borough of Guildford. They will be published in this section of the website. Email…

Letter: Stephen Mansbridge – My Part In His Downfall

From Brian Miller After this year’s local elections and knowing Monika Juneja was due to appear at The Old Bailey on Monday 11 May, my wife and I decided to…

Major Advance For Wey & Arun Canal Restoration

The restoration of the Wey & Arun Canal has taken a significant step forward with the signing of a land lease. With this agreement, the Wey & Arun Canal Trust (WACT) can…

Do You Have Memories Of The Turing Family In Guildford?

Do You Have Memories Of The Turing Family In Guildford?

Alan Turing is widely regarded as the father of modern computing. He also made a highly significant contribution to the breaking of German codes during the Second World War. Less…

Opinion: The Masterplan – GGG say Too Little, Too Late

By Andrew Procter writing on behalf of the Guildford Greenbelt Group Guildford stands at a critical point in terms of its future development. There are some very exciting opportunities for…

Appeal For Witnesses Following Town Centre Crash

Seven people are reported injured after a car crashed in front of Guildford’s Friary Centre in North Street this morning (October 23) at 10.38am. Two of those include a baby…

Nostalgia Afternoon Raises £610 For British Heart Foundation

Nostalgia Afternoon Raises £610 For British Heart Foundation

An afternoon of pictures of Guildford in the 1950s and 60s, along with some live music from the era helped to raise £610 for the British Heart Foundation (BHF). The…

Stephen Mansbridge – A Look Back On An Eventful Council Career – Part 3

The sudden departure of the leader of Guildford Borough Council caught many by surprise and it can be directly linked to recent Guildford Dragon NEWS’ stories that he had kept…