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Richest Man In UK Has a Guildford Home With A View, Of Sorts!
He’s worth £13.3 billion, he’s a Russian businessman, he’s been named as the wealthiest man in Britain and Ireland according to the latest Sunday Times ‘rich list’, and he has…
Ripley Assault – Two Men Charged
Two men have been charged following a serious assault in Ripley last week. A 30-year-old man suffered serious head and arm injuries. Daniel Hardy, 27, of Cedar Way, Bellfields, Guildford,…
Blue Skies – Spring Is Here!
Spring has finally sprung and the sun is shining! Take a walk into the countryside around Guildford and you’ll find the air is filled with the sound of bird song.…
The Bard In The Bar – Herald Players At The Star
The Seven Sins in Shakespeare is the next Bard in the Bar outing for The Herald Players. The production is a medley of seven scenes and monologues from Shakespeare, taking…
County Council 2013 – Candidate Summaries
The County Council elections will soon be on us. They will take place on Thursday, May 2nd. Surrey County Council is responsible for managing our roads, education, and at county…
New Timber Walkway Open At Stoke Meadows Nature Reserve
A new timber walkway and bird hide has been constructed at the riverside nature reserve at Stoke Meadows. It is designed for visitors who wish to enjoy the open space…
Still No Charges Following Guildford Station Fatality
None of the three local men arrested, all aged 19 years, have yet been charged with any offence following the fatality at Guildford railway station last month. British Transport Police…
Police Ask For Help To Find Missing Woking Man
Surrey Police is trying to trace the whereabouts of a 48-year-old man who has been reported missing from an address in Woking. Paul Pantlin was last seen at 2.30pm on…
Buzzards Spotted on Riverside Walk
‘Rob The Lock’ Craig, the National Trust lengthsman in St Catherine’s, guided a group of local residents, and two dogs, on a Riverside Walk yesterday (April 20th). Along the Wey,…
Letter: Why Should Students Get Two Votes And No Tax Liability?
From Bernard Parke Hon Alderman With election day fast approaching perhaps it is worth reflecting that the student population will have the privilege of voting twice. Once here in Guildford…
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