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Guildford Photographers Make It A Hat Trick of Wins

Talented photographers of the Guildford Photographic Society (GPS) have scooped the coveted Bracknell Nine’s Trophy, in the face of tough competition from eight other photography clubs, for the third year…

Student Reporter Tom Fowler Introduces Himself To Guildford Dragon NEWS Readers

Hello Guildford! I’m Tom Fowler, a student journalist from Farnborough, currently studying a top-up journalism degree at Southampton Solent. This will add to my foundation degree that I earned with…

By-election Date Confirmed Following Resignation of Three Borough Councillors

A spokesperson for Guildford Borough Council has confirmed (March 16) that by-elections will be held on Thursday, May 2, for three vacant seats in the wards of Ash South and Tongham,…

County Hospital Needs £200k for Radiotherapy Machine to Help Treat Bowel Cancer

At a recent business breakfast networking meeting, Guildford’s MP Anne Milton, a former nurse, said that we should all take notice of what is going on in our pants and…

Riff-Raff Diary For February

Riverbank tales from our local St Catherine’s Lengthsman/Weirkeeper by Robert Craig When not operating the weirs during February I have been spending time on those jobs that needed to be…

Guildford Cleaner Caught Stealing On Camera Receives Police Caution

A cleaner has been cautioned by the police having been caught on camera in the act of stealing from an employer’s wallet. Stephen Thair, a Guildford resident, who describes himself…

Eagle Radio To Organise Second Guildford Forum Event

96.4 Eagle Radio is organising a second forum on Guildford. This time the theme is to be: ‘How do we speed up development of  Guildford?’ And it means not just…

More Facts Emerge About Guildford’s Wartime Air-raid Shelters

By David Rose More details have emerged concerning Guildford’s wartime air-raid shelters, some of which survive today, but mostly go un-noticed. Following on from my appeal in a previous story,…

Richard’s Wey February 2013

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant The River Wey and Godalming Navigations are owned and maintained by the National Trust for the benefit…

Church Gets a Green Grant Towards Rewiring and New LED Lights

St Francis’ Church in Westborough is one of a number of community groups and non-for profit organisations to be awarded a grant of £500 from Guildford Borough Council towards carbon-saving…