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Council Intends to Reduce Funding for the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

Funding the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre at current levels is  ‘inappropriate’ according to a Guildford Borough Council (GBC) report. But it has been decided to continue to give the £310,000 subsidy…

Dragon Interview: Murray Grubb Jnr

Murray Grubb Jnr is the Conservative borough councillor for Ash Wharf. He was elected at a by-election in April, so has only been a borough councillor for six months, but…

Guildford’s Good Neighbour Scheme Run By Volunteers

Care for Guildford is a local good neighbour scheme, established in Guildford in 1976 and run by volunteers. If you know of someone who may benefit, or would like to offer…

Two Plead Not Guilty to Murder in Bellfields

A 23-year-old man and a 14-year-old boy have appeared today at Guildford Crown Court (Monday,  November 11) where they pleaded not guilty to the murder of 54-year-old Neil Tulley in…

Letter: We Must Remember The Lessons Of Conflict

From Bernard Parke Hon Alderman Queen Victoria believed that peace in Europe could be preserved by marrying her nine children into the royal houses of nineteenth century. However it is…

Parish Of Worplesdon Remembers War Dead At Armistice Day Service

An Armistice Day service of remembrance took place this morning (November 11) at the Jacobs Well War Memorial. Hosted by Worplesdon Parish Council and members of the Jacobs Well Residents’…

More Details Emerge About Wartime Military Aircraft Crash

The crash of a US military aircraft at Jacobs Well in October 1944 with the loss of its four-man crew is commemorated with a memorial plaque on the corner of…

Remembrance Services 2013 – Young And Old Gather To Pay Their Respects

Guildford remembered its war dead this year in traditional fashion this Sunday (November 10) with the young, middle aged and old all taking their various parts in well attended services…

Richard’s Wey October 2013

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant October began mild and dry which felt like a welcome extension to the summer. This meant that…

Dan James’ Photo Album: November 2013

Dan James is a photographer, graphic and web designer from Guildford. He takes stunning landscape and natural history photos and films. Here is his latest selection of photos, this time…