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Richard’s Wey April 2013

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant The River Wey and Godalming Navigations are owned and maintained by the National Trust for the benefit…

Public Meeting Hears of Plans To Expand Onslow Village School

Residents and parents were told yesterday (May 7) about plans to expand Onslow Infant School. In common with many other schools in Surrey, including Queen Eleanor’s, also in Onslow Village,…

Review: The Pitmen Painters – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

by Amy Yorston All too often posters proclaim ‘inspired by a true story’ with very little basis to make the claim. The Pitmen Painters however, is genuinely based upon a true story;…

Dan James’ Photo Album: May 2013

Dan James is a photographer, graphic and web designer from Guildford. He takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. This month we have a link to one of…

The Dragon Says: Openness & Transparency at The Council – It’s Time For Some Action

Some say that an unhealthy culture of fear exists amongst council officers at Guildford Borough Council; that they are frightened to speak out for fear of losing their jobs. If…

Where Is This? No.56

By David Rose The aerial view last week did indeed show Bridge Street in Guildford with a glimpse of Onslow Street and Bedford Road. Once again, many readers correctly identified…

Letter: Aldi Should Only Go To Burpham If There Is No Town Centre Site

From Gerald Bland When considering Aldi’s planning application for a store in Burpham, traffic issues should only come to the fore if the Green Man site is the right location…

Letter: What Do You Talk About To A Beautiful Girl In California? Well Guildford Of Course!

From AM Leahy (aka ‘Orb’) I lived in Guildford in my youth but I currently live in the California desert and was in a café yesterday where I met a…

Trekking the Streets With an Experience Guildford Blue Cap

By Maria Rayner I stoop to pick up a cigarette packet, the man next to me has two empty beer cans and a sweet wrapper, all of which we deposit…

Matrix Trust Volunteers In Action All Weekend Making A Difference

Around 250 people of all ages have been out and about over the bank holiday weekend volunteering their services tidying up people’s gardens and getting stuck into improvement projects. Organised…