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Suspicious Package Causes Railway Station Evacuation
By Martin Giles Guildford railway station was closed this afternoon after the discovery of a suspicious package. About 200 frustrated passengers remained calm while they waited outside the entrance and…
New Adventure Playground to Open in Ash Next Spring
By David Reading Groundworks for a new Safari Adventure Playground at Dan’s Meadow, The Briars, Ash, will start on Monday (December 9). The work, a Guildford Borough Council project, will…
Building Green and Blue Spaces
With house building a priority for the new UK Government, researchers at the University of Surrey are urging city planners not to forget to build “greening areas” such as parks…
Festive Writers’ Showcase
Poets and writers from Guildford and beyond will take part in the Festive Writers’ Showcase, at Zero Carbon Guildford. The free, spoken-word event on Saturday, December 7 will celebrate the…
New Biodiversity Rooftop Garden on White Lion Walk Shopping Centre
By Hugh Coakley White Lion Walk shopping centre roof will soon be bursting into life after a collaborative effort by the shopping centre and volunteers to build a new biodiversity…
Parents Asked for Their Views on School Holiday Changes
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter Families in Surrey could see a shake up of the school holidays as possible changes to the summer break and autumn half term are…
Today: Winter Warmer Give And Take, December 2 and 3
There’s no better time of year to dig out your unwanted clothing, to recycle it and help people keep warm. Southeast Communities Rail Partnership (CRP), together with Voluntary Action South…
University Post Office to Reopen
The University of Surrey’s post office will reopen under new management on January 14, 2025. It will remain in the same location within the busy Co-op store on the university’s…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.317
By Malcolm Fincham Some long awaited sunshine reappeared for several days during the latter weeks of November allowing me to add of a bit of colour to some of my…
Bramley Residents Hear of Progress Made By Agencies Dealing With Petrol Contamination
Over a hundred Bramley villagers attended a public meeting chaired by local MP Jeremy Hunt (Conservative, Godalming & Ash) in the auditorium of St Catherine’s girl school on Friday, November…
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Next stop, Debt Chasm! (See: We Should All Be Outraged About the Failure to Deal with Legacy Debt)
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