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Crowds At Alexander Dennis’s Factory To See Specialist Vehicle Innovation New And Old

By David Rose An impressive array of specialist vehicles old and new were on display at Alexander Dennis’ factory at Slyfield on Saturday (May 11). And a huge amount of…

Vintage Pictures To Whet Appetite For Alexander Dennis Open Day, May 11

By David Rose Bus and coach maker Alexander Dennis’ open day at its plant in Slyfield, Guildford, this coming Saturday, May 11, looks set to be a treat. The day…

Guildford Snippets No. 21 

By Nick Bale Guildford Town Guides Now that spring is here, I have returned with some more snippets about Guildford. Each fortnight, I will be asking a quirky question as…

Milestones In Rock ‘N’ Roll History: Bassist Jet Harris

The bass player is sometimes the neglected star in a rock band. In the latest of our features on Milestones in Rock ‘n’ Roll History, Dave Reading decides it’s time…

Free Day Of Fun Events At Alexander Dennis’ Slyfield Bus Chassis Plant

Guildford’s most famous manufacturing company, Alexander Dennis Limited, is throwing open its doors to the public on Saturday, May 11 as it celebrates more than a century of automotive innovation.…

New Feature Series: Guildford Cathedral’s Fascinating Hidden Spaces Are Revealed

by Hugh Coakley Loved or loathed, Guildford’s Cathedral Church of the Holy Spirit is a monumental building, both inside and out, which we who live in Guildford would miss hugely…

The Fascinating World of Worplesdon’s Historic Perry Hill

The Fascinating World of Worplesdon’s Historic Perry Hill

By Janet Ashton Encouraged by Gavin Morgan’s articles Focus on Heritage on Guildford’s Heritage, I would like to highlight another historic part of our borough, Perry Hill in Worplesdon. It…

Letter: We Must Help The Council Manage Our Heritage Assets

From Gavin Morgan Founder of the Guildford Heritage Forum The leader of Guildford Borough Council, Paul Spooner says the council will help Guildford Chiropractic Centre in its search for a…

Spare a Thought Today for Guildford’s Own Great Escape Airman

Guildford today should recall the loss of one of its great unsung World War 2 heroes, former Squadron-Leader Alec Bristow, Mosquito pilot, and a lucky survivor of the legendary Stalag…

Opinion: A History Festival in Guildford? – Why Not?

By Gavin Morgan Founder of the Guildford History Forum We are still waiting to see if Guildford Council’s Executive, on March 19 will approve the next step of the Guildford…