The Marchers meet at the Railway station with the Save Hogs Back campaigners to the fore…

…on the march one of the protesters from the Horsleys…

… Send campaigners …

…Fairlands residents by the Wey, en route to Millmead…

…one of the younger generation protesting…

… “this could turn ugly’ but the march was well behaved, if vociferous – some said it was “very Guildford”…

… council officer John Armstrong, politely thanks the marchers for coming to Millmead and informs them no councillors were available – an announcement which was not well received…

…one councillor who did march and speak was county councillor, Bill Barker (left) (Con, the Horsleys) whose job was ‘safe’ according to one member of the crowd…

… the youngest marcher is held up, by the leading march organiser Jules Cranwell from Horsley, under a banner from Bookham and Effingham…

…some of the marchers finished the march by proceeding up the High Street and taking up position on the steps of Holy Trinity church.