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Where Is This? No.100

By David Rose So we’ve reached number 100 in our series of mystery pictures! Thanks as always to all who replied last week, correctly identifying the junction of Worplesdon Road…

Letter: Public’s Arguments Expose SHMA Document As Unsound

From Michael Mortimer I watched the recent Guildford Borough Council debate in response to a petition that challenged the findings of the Strategic Housing Market Assessment (SHMA), and was struck…

Guildford Parkrun Saturday March 8

Marking its second anniversary, there were 202 runners at Saturday’s Guildford Parkrun in Stoke Park, of whom 29 were first timers and 33 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 19…

Body Shop On The Move And Going ‘Back To Its Roots’

By Maria Rayner A familiar high street name is making a move to a more central shopping location in Guildford this weekend (Saturday March 15). The Body Shop, resident at…

Time For London To Build Upwards Not Over Green Belt

From Barry Arnfield A recent Panorama programme on TV highlighted the fact that an increasing number of London’s new build houses and flats are being advertised abroad for richer clients…

Letter: Council Must Engage With Public Over Local Plan

From Susan Parker of the Guildford Green Belt Group (GGG) The two ‘forum meetings held at Millmead last week (People Flock To Give Views On Data For New Local Plan)…

Cranmore School raises £4K for Orphans in Zambia

Action Day is an annual fixture in the Cranmore School calendar.  Organised by the school’s director of music, Richard Harris, every boy in the senior department (aged eight to 13)…

Guildford City Defeated Away To Paulton Rovers

The latest match report of Guildford City Football Club. The team plays in the Calor League Southern Paulton Rovers 4, Guildford City 0 By Barry Underwood With their home and…

Call To Get Involved And Be Part Of First World War Centenary Commemorations

Guildford historian and writer David Rose is delighted how plans are shaping up for the borough’s commemorations for the 100th anniversary of the First World War, and is encouraging people…

Praise For Council’s Website, But Do You Agree?

Guildford Borough Council’s website has been praised for its “clear, customer-focused content”. But what do you think? A report by a group called the Society of Information Technology Managers (SOCITM) has…