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The Church’s Message Is As Relevant As Ever, Says Ash’s Retiring Priest
By David Reading After 22 years as Rector of St Peter’s Church in Ash, the Rev’d Keith Bristow is about to retire. His final service will be at 10am on…
CANCELLED: Have a Blooming Picnic – June 7
We have been informed by Guildford’s Tourist Information Centre that tomorrow’s “Blooming Picnic” event has been cancelled because of a poor weather forecast.…
Eight Out of Ten PIP Claimants in Guildford Face Cuts to Their “Lifeline”
Liberal Democrats at Westminster say that a written Parliamentary Question has revealed that in 55 constituencies in England and Wales, 90 per cent of those claiming the standard rate of…
Waverley’s New Discretionary CIL Review Scheme To Be Revealed Soon
By Martin Giles After months of delay, Waverley Borough Council is set to bring forward proposals to the council’s Executive on July 1 for a new discretionary review of Community…
Council Accepts Responsibility of Meeting Farnham Museum’s Ballooning Repair Costs
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter The cost of repairing “one of the most important buildings in Surrey” has ballooned to nearly £2 million after further setbacks were discovered –…
Stoke Park Was Bought 100 Years Ago with Plans for a Public Open Space and Houses!
By David Rose Guildford’s Stoke Park was bought by the town’s corporation in 1925 for £44,873. It comprised 186 acres of parkland, woodland and buildings, bordered by Nightingale Road, Stoke…
Dragon Review: The Pajama Game – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp It’s the 1950s and a union strike at a pajama factory generates plenty of ‘steam heat’ in this retro-musical, an energetic romantic comedy. Conditions at the Sleep-Tite Pajama…
A Hidden Gem in the Hills: Michelin-Backed William IV Pub Brings Refined Dining to Albury
By Stella Kuchanny Tucked away in the scenic countryside of Little London, Albury, the William IV pub is a beautifully restored 16th-century treasure that has quickly re-established itself as a…
Letter: Help Reduce Speeding By Joining a Community Speedwatch Team
From David Roberts In response to: Reduced Speed Limits Will Save Lives Helen Skinner is right to be concerned about speeding. Across Surrey, speeding is linked to one in three…
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