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Letter: The Vast Majority Who Used the Blocked Path Were Responsible

From Lorimer Burn chairman of the St Catherine’s Village Association In response to comments made on: Dragon Interview: Village Association Chair Pleads His Case to Keep Path Open I feel…

Now City Beat Promotion-chasing Knaphill

Guildford City (1) 2 Knaphill (1) 1 By Barry Underwood While there is still fight there is hope. Guildford City’s mission impossible to avoid relegation continued when they took three…

Flames Overcome Blaze

After Coventry recovered from two goals down, Marcus Tesink bagged the winner late in the second period to break up a 2-2 tie and send Flames home with a 3-2…

Photo Feature: Spring Is Coming at the Castle

The Castle Grounds are a jewel in the crown of Guildford and, despite the hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, there are still some blissfully unaware of it existence.…

Letter: Couldn’t Loseley Copy Hampton Estate’s Example?

From John Evans In response to: Village Association Chair Pleads His Case to Keep Path Open Like Lorimer Burn, I have been walking this path for over 30 years –…

Notice: Voluntary Action’s Free Mini Conference, Trustees Training, Tuesday, March 24

Voluntary Action South West Surrey is hosting a trustee training mini conference for charities and organisations on Tuesday, March 24. Titled The Essentials of Effective Governance, Trustee Recruitment and Networking,…

Can You Help Find Missing Darren?

Surrey Police are appealing to the public to help them find a “high-risk” missing person, who they have simply named as Darren. They are significantly concerned for his welfare. Darren,…

Letter: When ‘Political’ Isn’t the Same as ‘Party Political’

From Gavin Morgan In response to: There Are Few Choices That Are Not Political It is interesting how debates sometimes drift. A discussion about whether political party organisation is helpful…

GBC Announces New Moves To Try To Save the Electric Theatre

Guildford Borough Council has agreed to hire an independent specialist to assess how the Electric Theatre can continue to operate as an arts and performance venue. Discussions will also focus…

Gardener Alert! Guildford’s Next Seed Swap Is On Today

Spring is almost here, rakes are being readied, seed trays sorted and dibbers dusted. Guildford gardeners, experienced and novice, are planning what to sow. But seeds can be quite pricey…