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G4 Residents Young And Old Gather To Start Celebrating Christmas

Christmas cheer and excited children were in clear evidence as The G4 Residents’ Association filled Shaftesbury Hall, in Artillery Terrace yesterday for a lively festive gathering with mince pies and…

Citizens Speak: The Waitrose Scheme

Waitrose have now been given planning permission to construct a supermarket and some housing units on a site between North Street and York Road. The application was bitterly opposed by…

GuilFest Assault Victim Unhappy With Assailant’s Sentence

Peter Hart, the victim of a vicious attack when walking home from GuilFest with his wife and young son last July, said that he was unhappy with the three and…

‘Don’t Miss the Arnaud’s Panto’ says MP Anne Milton

The decorations are sparkling, hot Arnaud Christmas sandwiches are on the menu and there’s a giant, magical lamp glittering at the theatre entrance – panto season has arrived in Guildford!…

Vision Group’s Leader Endorses Council Approach Of Tackling The Traffic First

Following the interview with Cllr James Palmer, lead councillor for the town centre and traffic, on the North Street redevelopment project, The Guildford Dragon NEWS sought another view from an…

Carols And Christmas Songs Sung With Joy On Stoughton Green

There was a distinct village feel at Stoughton Green on Friday evening where several hundred members of the community came together to sing carols and popular Christmas songs. The earlier…

Guildford: One of The Best Towns In The UK For Job Seekers

“Guildford is, fortunately, in an economic bubble”, said Cllr David Wright (Con, Tillingbourne) at Thursday evening’s (December 14)  full council meeting and a recent report on the UK jobs market…

Welcome Moves For Local Businesses In Wake Of Autumn Statement

There were a number of welcome moves for local businesses in the Government’s Autumn Statement says the Guildford office of PKF accountants & business advisers. These also including the Chancellor’s U-turn…

Man Sent To Prison For Assaulting Pedestrian On Way Home From GuilFest

A Guildford man has been sentenced to three and a half years imprisonment after pleading guilty to causing grievous bodily harm to a pedestrian he assaulted in Kings Road, near…

Rumour Of New Grocery Outlet In Ladymead Denied

Rumours that a major supermarket chain will take over the empty store in Ladymead, recently occupied by the electrical suppliers Comet, recently taken into administration, have been denied by Marks…