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Do You Recognise Your Dad When He Was At Stoke School?
Reader Chris Fair spotted the story that was published last year about a reunion of Stoke School pupils from the 1950s. He wonders whether any readers whose parents also went…
People Flock To Give Views On Data For New Local Plan
More than 130 people helped reappraise the evidence base for Guildford’s new Local Plan at two forums this week (March 4). At Millmead, people and business representatives joined Guildford Borough Council…
Where Is This? No.99
By David Rose Just about all you need to know about Sparrow’s the butcher (last week’s mystery photo) and Somerset House in the Upper High Street (quirky photo) was…
High Praise For King College’s Beauty And The Beast
Students at Kings College, Guildford, received high praise from parents and supporters for their outstanding production of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast. As well as two evening performances, Kings’ neighbouring…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.56
By Malcolm Fincham The first signs of spring is in the air or will there be a sting in her tail? At present the forecast is looking promising with…
Dan James’ Photo Album March 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 photos plus a link to a time…
Three Valuable Points For Guildford City
The latest match report of Guildford City Football Club. The team plays in the Calor League Southern Guildford City 1 Bishops Cleeve 0 by Alice Curtis After two disastrous away…
Guildford Parkrun, Saturday, March 1
This week there were 157 runners, of whom 20 were first timers and 18 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 15 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Jason HARRIS…
Richard’s Wey February 2014
The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant February was another month that the navigation was still in flood, meaning that boats haven’t been able…
Letter: Where Is The Underground Shelter We Once Found?
From Dai Haskins When I was about 13 years old (I am now 59) I can remember finding a chalk quarry somewhere behind St Luke’s Hospital or the Pilgrims’ Way,…
I'm living well for nothing at all! (See: No Trifling Matter: Magpie Trapped in Godalming Sainsbury’s)
Next stop, Debt Chasm! (See: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt)
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