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Take A Trip Back In Time With A New Book About Safeguard Coaches

By David Rose Once in a while a really good local history book comes along charting an important aspect of Guildford’s past. The latest book is just that – the…

Where Is This? No.102

By David Rose Last week’s mystery photo location showing a Safeguard bus was identified by many as the former Onslow Street bus station. It’s now the open space near the…

Woman Charged With Dangerous Driving Following A3 Collision

A woman has been charged with dangerous driving and driving while over the prescribed limit following a collision on the A3 at Ripley in January. Perri Game, 21, of Oxford,…

Police Return Stolen Plaque To National Trust’s Clandon Park

A detective from Surrey Police had the enjoyable task of returning a selection of antiques to National Trust properties which had been stolen by a prolific thief from London. The items, a Derby…

Residents’ Relief As Fly-tipped Rubbish Is Finally Removed

Residents of Guildford Park Avenue are relieved that a pile of fly-tipped rubbish that they say was becoming a health hazard has now been cleared away by the borough’s cleansing…

Guildford Parkrun Saturday March 22

There were 232 runners in Guildford’s Stoke Park, of whom 32 were first timers and 34 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 18 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings:…

Natural Burial Ground’s New Link With Neighbouring Council

Clandon Wood Surrey Hills Natural Burial Reserve and Mole Valley District Council have reached an agreement to provide extra burial space for its residents. It is the first agreement of…

Review: London Symphony Orchestra at G Live

G Live and IMG 2013/14 International Concert Series, Saturday, March 22 London Symphony Orchestra, Alina Ibragimova (violin); Sir John Eliot Gardiner (conductor) Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4 (Italian) Schumann Violin Concerto Mendelssohn…

Another Battling Performance For City, But No Rewards

Didcot Town 3, Guildford City 2 By Barry Underwood Despite another battling performance City fell to another narrow defeat at Didcot’s Loop Meadow stadium. Guildford couldn’t have had a worse…

Great Summer In Store At The Guildford Institute

Guildford Institute’s summer programme is out, offering a diverse range of talks, courses, trips and events. Highlights include a special event on Thursday, June 12 – a talk given by esteemed…