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Birdwatcher’s Diary No.23

[thethe-image-slider name=”Birdwatcher’s diary 23″] By Malcolm Fincham The first  few weeks of November didn’t bring with it much change in the wildlife viewed at Stoke Lake, apart from the arrival…

Hello! We’re Closed Now – Comet at Ladymead

Comet’s store at Ladymead in Guildford closed for the last time on Tuesday (November 20). Today (Wednesday), staff were packing up, putting bubble wrap around the goods that had been…

Claire’s Column – From Little Acorns…

Claire’s Column – From Little Acorns…

In this regular monthly column – a must read for all those interested in Guildford business – Claire Dee reports on Surrey’s reputation as an entrepreneurial hotspot Last week (November…

Millmead Views: Outsourcing, Should We?

By Caroline Reeves Liberal Democrat Guildford Borough councillor for Friary & St Nicolas ward The definition of outsourcing is “the contracting out of a business, which an organisation may have previously…

Colours of Autumn 2012: Part II

Following on from last month’s feature showing trees in all their autumn splendour, here are some more images showing the fabulous colours current seen in the countryside in and around…

University Gets £7m from BP to Fund New Petroleum Centre

The chemistry department at the University of Surrey has received £7 million to fund the new Centre for Petroleum and Surface Chemistry (BP-CPSC) from oil giant BP. The investment will…

Win Tickets To See The Folk-tastic Goodnight Lenin At The Boileroom

By Ellis Taylor After performing at more than 40 UK festivals and extensively touring the UK and Ireland, folk-tastic Goodnight Lenin are coming to the Boileroom in Guildford on Tuesday, November…

Review: The Haunting, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By the Stage Dragon Definitely not one for the faint-hearted, The Haunting is a ghost story to make even the bravest jump! Hugh Janes’ adaptation of  Charles Dickens’ ghost stories uses traditional…

Where Is This? No.34

By David Rose The aerial view of Park Barn and its then new secondary school, seen in last week’s post, was correctly identified by many readers. Click here to see…

Concerned Residents Hear About Youth Services at Henley Fort In Latest Green Lane Saga

Anger over restrictions on driving vehicles and parking along the Green Lane bridleway on The Mount led to a public meeting being held to discuss the matter. Called at very…