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Opinion: We Need a Better Guildford Not a Bigger Guildford

By Martin Giles – “You can have any colour, so long as it’s black,” said Henry Ford. Today in Guildford it seems we can have any Local Plan, so long…

Council Rejects e-Petition Seeking An End To Its ‘Pro-development Strategy’

Members of the public queued up to challenge Guildford Borough Council’s (GBC) thinking behind the Draft Local Plan, currently out for public consultation, at a full council meeting on Tuesday…

Review: Horrible Histories – Barmy Britain – GLive

By Maria Rayner – They’ve read the books, listened to the audio, watched the TV programme. So now it’s roll up, roll up, Horrible Histories has come to G Live.…

Spectrum Lifeguards Win Awards At National Contest

Three young lifeguards from Guildford Spectrum won awards at the ninth annual CIMSPA & IQL UK Lifeguard Triathlon. A record 981 lifeguards took part in the event which finished on July 4 after…

Castle Green Bowling Club’s Latest Results

By Colin Summerhayes Tuesday, June 24. On a nice sunny afternoon, GCBC’s senior men won their Tuesday Triples home match against Godalming by 9 points (40-31). B. West (skip) J.…

Communities And Local Groups Benefit From Council Grants

Dozens of local community groups, charities and social enterprises have a brighter future, thanks to more than £130,000 of grant funding from Guildford Borough Council. Forty local groups will receive a…

Dan James’ Photo Album June- July 2014

Guildford-based photographer, graphic and web designer Dan James takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of images. Dan says: “This month has been…

Where Is This? No.117

By David Rose Not everyone correctly identified Guildford Technical College as featuring in last week’s post. But most correctly named the Three Pigeons pub in the High Street as being…

Fringe Festival Takes Much Ado To Clandon Wood

By Dani Maimone This past weekend saw the BurntOut Theatre Company produce a quintessentially British performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Clandon Wood Surrey Hills Natural Burial Reserve. Performed…

Letter: This Is Not a Local Plan, It’s Westminster’s Plan

From John Robson I must live in a parallel universe to Gordon Bridger (Councillors Deserve Credit…). I didn’t see much real debate from the elected representatives. What I saw was…