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Job Club Offering Free Help in Getting Back Into Work
The next CAP (Christians Against Poverty) Job Club programme starts on Wednesday, May 6, at Guildford Baptist Church in Millmead. The course of eight sessions starts each week from 10.15am…
What Are Guildford People Saying About the West Surrey Elections?
The Dragon team went to Guildford High Street to see what Guildford people are saying about the impending local elections for the new West Surrey Council……
Construction Firm’s Staff Will Volunteer Their Skills To Help Charities and Organisations
Staff who work for construction, building and property maintenance firm Wates are offering their skills for free to help charities and organisations in the Guildford area. In Guildford, for example,…
Guildford Is Going in to Bat, for Bats
By Daisy Edwards Today (April 17), is National Bat Appreciation Day, and Guildford Borough Council is using the day to shed light on the important role bats play in local…
Letter: Guildford’s Heritage: Questions That Now Need Answers
From Gavin Morgan founder of the Guildford History Forum As local elections approach, an important question risks being overlooked: will Guildford’s local identity survive the move to a strategic authority?…
University Students Contradict Survey Findings
Listen to Isabelle Trubshaw’s interview with students from the University of Surrey, who discuss the commutability of Surrey’s campus. By Isabelle Trubshaw University of Surrey students interviewed by The…
Waverley Candidates for West Surrey Council
By Chris Caulfield local democracy reporter In less than a month voters head to the polls in a landmark Surrey election. On Thursday, May 7, for the first time in…
Private Girls’ School Can Sell Alcohol to Parents at Sports Ground
By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter An exclusive Surrey girls’ school has won the right to sell alcohol at its sports pavilion despite angry opposition from local people. Although council…
Taxpayers ‘Angry’ About Potential Council Tax Hikes Following Reorganisation
By Emily Dalton local democracy reporter Surrey residents could face rising council tax bills and deep financial uncertainty under plans to overhaul local government and councillors say people are already…
Dragon Review: The Woman in Black – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
By Ferenc Hepp The Woman In Black, an all-time classic drawing audiences of all ages, is running at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre this week at the tail end of its…
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