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Where Is This? No.72

By David Rose Some divided opinions as to the North Street church shown here last week. It was, in fact, the Congregational Church, on the corner of Lea Pale Road,…

Memories Of Ludlow Road and St John’s Schools

Following on from a story here back in May about Ludlow Road School in Guildford, Rosemary Rawcliffe has been in contact with some more details and a photo of pupils…

Cash Boost For Halow Project To Tune Of £10,000

Guildford-based charity, the halow project, has received a £10,000 grant from wealth management company St James’s Place. Its latest project, A Reason To Get Up! (ARTGU), received the money from…

Guildford Parkrun Results Saturday, August 24

This time there were 140 runners, of whom 28 were first timers and 28 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 11 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Daniel HULL (SM30-34)…

Jazz At The Electric Theatre And The Freeholders

Vocalist/lyricist Georgia Mancio and guitarist Nigel Price combine their award-winning talents for a joyous and intimate programme of jazz and latin songs at Jazz Café at the Electric Theatre, Guildford…

Time Stands Still in The High Street While Clock Awaits Repair

Time appears to be standing still in Guildford High Street at the moment. The ancient town clock, an iconic emblem of Guildford and part of the Guildhall, has broken down…

Trial Date Set For Four Men Charged In Connection With Death At Railway Station

Four men charged with offences connected to the tragic incident at Guildford Station, in which 20 year old Ryan Harrison was killed in March, faced a preliminary hearing at Guildford…

Multi Vehicle Collision on A3

Motorists were advised to avoid the A3 this morning after the southbound carriageway was closed following a collision involving a number of vehicles near Ripley. Officers were called to the…

Opinion: How Should Guildford Treat Travellers?

by Martin Giles The arrival of travellers on Bannisters Field last week undoubtedly stirred feelings in Guildford. Many seemed angry that anything other than swift and forceful action to remove…

Letter: Who Owns These Redundant Sign Posts?

From George Dean Julian Lyon’s comment on the opinion piece Opinion: Come Friendly Hurricane And Blow Over Pewley Down, with its reference to Betjeman’s poem and unsightly items, brought to…