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Do You Have the Will To Help Keep the Basingstoke Canal Alive?
By David Reading The Basingstoke Canal Society, a charity of 270 volunteers, has launched a scheme to help supporters write new wills or review existing ones free of charge. See…
Fatal Collision in Bramley – Motor Cyclist Killed
Police were called to the A281 (Horsham Road) shortly after 9am on Monday, (November 18), following reports of a collision between a van and a motorcycle. South East Coast Ambulance…
Letter: We Need to Stop Shouting and Start Listening
From Bethan Moore In response to: The London Road Saga – How Not to Manage Change The Dragon Says: The London Road Saga – How Not to Manage Change was…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.316
By Malcolm Fincham Although weather conditions remained mostly dry as we moved into the first weeks of November, it could only be best described as Dreich. High pressure continued to…
Photo Feature: Freiburg, Guildford’s Twin – Friends for 45 Years
By Barbara Ford chair of the Guildford Twinning Association (GTA) September 2024 saw the 45th anniversary of the twinning of Guildford with Freiburg in Southwest Germany. In September 1979 the…
Review: The Consort Trio Makes Its Debut
By Gillian Lloyd Three accomplished young musicians gave their debut recital to a large audience at Guildford United Reformed Church on Sunday (November 17). The Consort Trio (Kim Mai Hua…
Family Support Programme to End
By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Residents and councillors fears that vulnerable families could fall between the gap as a scheme supporting vulnerable families faces closure next year. The Family…
The Dragon Says: The London Road Saga – How Not to Manage Change
News that Surrey County Council Cabinet’s decision to scrap the Active Travel scheme for London Road has been “called in” is not surprising: it was very contentious. Cynics might observe…
Woking Council Had ‘No Business’ Making £2.4m Loan to a Private School
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Woking Borough Council had “no business” handing over millions of pounds in unsecured loans to a private school and was “cosplaying” at being a…
City More Than Earn an Away Point – But Still Look for Their Next Win
Balham (1) 1, Guildford City (1) 1 By Barry Underwood Guildford City left Imperial Fields with a point which was the very least that the team deserved. In a fine…
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