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CGBC: President’s Evening Was A Right ‘Royal’ Time
The reason for the Queen’s absence from the Olympic Games closing ceremony might still be a mystery but the Castle Green Bowling Club were delighted with their ‘royal’ visitors. Photos…
Shop Assistant Pushed To Ground In Tunsgate Armed Robbery
A jewellery shop assistant in Tunsgate was pushed to the ground and threatened with a gun in a robbery on Friday (10 Aug). The robbery, which took place at jewellers…
Man Found Injured in Pannells Court Dies But Injuries Not Deemed Suspicious
A homeless man who was found in Pannell’s Court, off Chertsey Street with serious head injuries has subsequently died, Surrey Police have confirmed today. But, in an about turn, two…
Letter: Saying Goodbye to Guildford
From Ollie Clokie (Ollie Clokie lived in Church Road Guildford until his recent move to Scotland. He was the Deputy Chairman of Guildford Liberal Democrats, Chairman of G4 Residents Association…
Coffee Culture, Angel Gate
Don’t be put off by the scaffolding around Guildford’s historic Angel Hotel and the passageway beside it ready for renovation work, at Coffee Culture in Angel Gate it’s business as…
Guildford to Welcome Tour of Britain Cycle Race
Guildford is set for more cycle racing action as the Tour of Britain comes to town on Sunday, September 16. On that day the race starts in Reigate and finishes…
Weir Replacement on the Wey Navigation
Major works are underway on the River Wey to replace a weir to the south of the town, just upstream from St Catherine’s Lock. The weir, which forms an important…
Community’s Fight To Save the Forresters Pub
A community in Guildford is stepping up its fight to prevent a boarded-up pub being converted into homes. Two planning applications have been lodged with Guildford Borough Council for the…
Richard’s Wey for July 2012
The first 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…
New Jubilee Seats on Millmead Island – ‘Designed to be Uncomfortable’
New seats have been constructed on Millmead Island to the rear of the Yvonne Arnaud theatre by Millmead Lock. A GBC spokesperson said: “The Millmead Island seats, commissioned by Guildford…
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