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Have Your Say For The Sake Of Guildford Museum’s Future
Many will agree that Guildford Museum is a priceless asset to the town, but is in urgent need of a suitable revamp to meet the needs of a modern place…
Claire’s Column – Nice To Meet You
In this regular column – a must-read for all those interested in Guildford business – Claire Dee waves the flag for face-to-face networking. Next month (May 14) sees the return…
Guildford Parkrun Saturday, April 12
This week there were 265 runners, of whom 42 were first timers and 71 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 26 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Justin MITCHELL…
Coach Trip Memories And Details of Preserved Vehicles Supplied
By David Rose Following on from our coverage of Safeguard Buses’ 90th anniversary celebrations, Anthony Bullen has written with some memories of a trip to Cornwall in 1966. Plus, following…
Can You Help Burpham War Memorial Researchers Solve Mysteries?
By David Rose The “Burpham Will Remember Them” team, who are seeking to honour the 18 men remembered on the war memorial at St Luke’s Church in Burpham have…
Humongous Blow to Guildford City’s Survival Campaign
Guildford City 0, North Leigh 7 By Alice Curtis A rampant first half from North Leigh ensured they left Surrey with all three points, as Guildford City suffered a humongous…
‘You Won’t Gag Us Say Aldermen’ As New Protocol Is Revised
‘Petty’ has been the term used by former Guildford mayor and alderman Bernard Parke over a move by the council that originally suggested aldermen and freemen should lose their right…
Drop In To Cathedral’s Pop-up Shop In the Friary Centre
By Victoria Lazarevic Guildford Cathedral opened its first pop-up shop in the Friary centre on Friday (April 11) to bring its campaign message Make Your Mark, into the heart of the town.…
Street Cleaning By Volunteers Social Enterprise Scheme Questioned
A scheme that aims to recruit young volunteers to clean the streets of Westborough ward and take on gardening jobs, normally undertaken by Guildford Borough Council, is about to be…
Come And Be Part Of Stoughton In The Great War Community Event
If you want to know more about a great free community event, Stoughton in the Great War, taking place later this year, go along to Emmanuel Church on Tuesday, April…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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