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Story Behind A Classic Jimi Hendrix Song And A Young Music Fan’s Obsession With It
Former Guildford journalist Dave Reading looks at the complex background to a song that became a rock ’n’ roll legend The oddly-named Cafe Wha? in the heart of Greenwich Village,…
Time Travel Back to the Musical 1950s and 60s at The Keep Pub
It was standing room only for a nostalgic evening looking back at Guildford’s music scene in the 1950s and 60s at the Keep pub last night (July 24, 2017). The…
Richard’s Wey July 2017
The latest report from Richard Cant, the Stoke lengthman on the River Wey Navigations Apart from a bit of rain at the start of June, it’s been especially hot and dry for…
Steam Trains Galore Basking In A Glorious July!
By David Rose Who would have thought in 1967 when steam locos were withdrawn from the Southern Region of British Railways that exactly 50 years on there would be so…
Riff Raff Diary – July 2017
Riverbank tales from the local St Catherine’s lengthsman and weirkeeper by Robert Craig The hot weather experienced during June meant that it has been a particularly busy time along the…
What Really Went On At Guildford As Steam Engines Were Withdrawn
Fifty years have passed since steam locomotives were withdrawn from the Guildford area and the motive power depot, beside the entrance to the tunnel at the south end of the…
Opinion: Four Reasons to Save the Hog’s Back
By Karen Stevens “Save the Hogs Back” campaigner The proposed Blackwell Farm development will change the shape and character of the western side of Guildford forever, transforming it from a…
Along The Wey & Arun Canal – June 2017
A regular update from the Wey & Arun Canal Trust (WACT), a charity restoring the waterway which once ran 23 miles from Shalford to Pallingham in West Sussex. The Trust…
Is Jeremy Paxman Right On Question Posed By Watts Gallery?
By Alice Fowler Was Victorian artist G F Watts England’s equivalent to Michelangelo? Certainly, says the prestigious Watts Gallery – whose new exhibition, G.F. Watts: England’s Michelangelo, opens today (June…
Stage Review: The Deep Blue Sea, Mill Studio
By Tricia Marcotti I was not familiar with Terence Rattigan’s play The Deep Blue Sea that is playing at the Mill Studio in Guildford until Saturday evening June 17. It is…
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