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Notice: German Mini Christmas Market – November 30

Make a date in your diaries for Guildford’s annual German Christmas Market……

Police Smashed Roofing Scam After Rogue Workers Got Away With Thousands

More than 20 vulnerable residents – including an elderly man with dementia from Guildford – were deceived out of thousands of pounds at the hands of callous rogue traders. Approximately…

Story of ‘Jessie’s Seat’ Topiary Railway Memorial to a Guard Killed at this Spot near Chilworth

Historian Frank Phillipson tells the story of the fatal goods train accident between Gomshall and Chilworth just before midnight on February 29, 1892, and the topiary later planted there in…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No. 339

By Malcolm Fincham A more southerly flow to the weather during the first week of November continued to push up unsettled conditions with daytime temperatures remaining in the mid teens…

Tongham and Normandy Are Both Facing a Possible Housing Boom

By David Reading Housing  developers Taylor Wimpey are hoping to build 1,350 new homes between Guildford and Aldershot – 950 on farmland in the Normandy area and 400 at Manor…

Dragon Review: Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre

By Ferenc Hepp Before the Beatles, before the Stones, before even Rock & Roll was recognised, there was Buddy Holly. Whether you can remember the 1950s, or have experienced the…

Good Design Rewarded – Co-Living Development Scoops Overall Winner Prize

Good design was recognised last night at the presentation event of the Guildford Design Awards 2025. Over 100 people attended the event, hosted by PE Ltd at 3000 Cathedral Hill.…

Challengers Get Set To Launch Their Big Christmas Campaign

Challengers, the Guildford children’s charity, will once again be taking part in the Big Give Christmas Challenge – a nation-wide match-funding initiative that doubles every donation made through its Big…

Sara Sharif Inquiry Highlights Flaws In Safeguarding Over Many Years

By Emily Dalton local democracy reporting service Numerous safeguarding flaws over many years “cumulatively laid the foundations for the severe abuse” that Sara Sharif experienced, a new independent report has…

Guildford Society Wants Protection For Stoke Mill – Soon To Become a Riverside Pub

By Emily Dalton, local democracy reporting service And David Reading, Guildford Dragon reporter The plan to transform the historic Stoke Mill into a riverside pub – approved by Guildford Borough Council…