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Modeller Seeks Details Of Buildings In And Around Guildford Railway Station

By David Rose As developers and contractors wait to descend upon Guildford to build the latest projects here – such as the new Waitrose store, an additional park and ride…

Where Is This? No. 33

By David Rose The vintage picture seen here last week featured the Jolly Butchers pub on the corner of High Street and Chapel Street, now the fashion shop Jack Wills.…

Guildford Institute Says Farewell to Outgoing Chairman, Rosemary Melling CBE

After four years at the helm, Rosemary Melling stood down from the chairmanship of the Guildford Institute on Saturday November 10, at the organisation’s annual meeting. Mike Adams, a friend to…

Missing Farncombe Man Found

The missing 75 year-old Farncombe man that the police were asking the public to help find, has been located in London, Surrey police reported this afternoon (November 12).…

More Than One Baby Jesus Needed For Wintershall Nativity

The Wintershall Players, who run simply the best Christmas Nativity play ever in a barn on a hilltop outside Bramley, are scouting for babies to play the infant Jesus. They…

Letter: Waitrose Plan – How The York Road Subway Could Be Retained

From Bibhas Neogi Further to Bill Stokoe’s  letter ‘Waitrose – Planning Assumptions are Wrong’ I would like to add that on street parking bays usually have 30 mins maximum stay,…

Letter: Park & Ride Plan And Missed Opportunities

From Julian Lyon I was at the Meeting of the Planning Committee meeting and found the Park & Ride debate a bizarre discussion. Putting aside Cllr Taylor voting with pre-determination…

Awards Celebrate Those Who Provide Better Access for Disabled People

Two Guildford churches are among recipients of the annual Mayor’s Award for Access, that celebrates those who help provide better access for disabled people in the borough Selected by the Access…

Review: Dracula – The Prankster Theatre Company

By The Stage Dragon “Step into my parlour, said the spider to the fly, perhaps you’ll die…” was the chilling introduction to last night’s innovative production of Dracula in suitably…

Services Are Held Across Guildford To Remember War Dead

Services of remembrance have taken place across Guildford to remember those who gave their lives in times of war and conflict since 1914. Town Centre Cllr Jenny Jordan, The Mayor…