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Can The Sound Of A Guildford Accent Be Heard Loud And Clear?

By David Rose Is there such a thing as a Guildford accent? Or was there one in the past, even a Surrey dialect, that has now been lost? The thought…

Guildford Parkrun Saturday, November 2

This week there were 199 runners, of whom 29 were first timers and 30 recorded new personal bests. Representatives of 21 different athletics clubs took part. Men’s placings: Chris DYSON…

Preview: Pranksters Tackle James and The Giant Peach

Roald Dahl’s classic and magical adventure,  James and The Giant Peach  will be brought to Onslow Village Hall Friday,November 29 to Sunday, December 1 by Pranksters Theatre Company in collaboration…

Letter: Listen to the Tunnel Debate on iPlayer

From Bibhas Neogi BBC Radio Surrey collated views from Cllr Stephen Mansbridge, Graham Hibbert, Bill Stokoe and those of mine, on the question of putting the A3 in a tunnel…

Opinion: The Roads Are For Everyone But We Must Consider Others

By Martin Giles Well, well, well, it seems The Dragon has inadvertently opened the flood gates to pent-up feelings about cycling on our local roads. The coverage originated with a…

Wealth Of Events Being Planned in Guildford To Mark Centenary Of The First World War

Plans are well under way for a large number of events that will take place in Guildford next year to mark the centenary of the start of the First World…

Co-op Store Staff Have Fun Raising Funds For Carers Trust

Staff at the Co-op store on Aldershot Road, Guildford, made the most of Hallowe’en by raising £200 for charity. Their fundraising included the store’s Sammy Rowarth having her head shaved.…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.48

By Malcolm Fincham To add a touch of controversy to this my latest report, I have just read a Met Office forecast dismissing a cold winter ahead, something I was…

Did You Hear Racist Language On The Way To Waterloo?

Officers from British Transport Police (BTP) have launched an appeal after racist and abusive language was heard on board a train between Havant and Waterloo on Friday, October 11. They…

Letter: The Cycling Debate – A Balanced View

From Ben Osborn As a Surrey resident, a daily car driver in the Surrey Hills and a cyclist I hope to offer a balanced view. I think an accurate figure…