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George Abbot School Reunion, June 10 and 11, Gathers Pace
A reunion for pupils who attended and then left Guildford’s George Abbot School in the mid 1960s is gathering pace. Jenny Whatley, who is one of the organisers, said: “Thanks to The…
Did You Get To See The Flying Scotsman?
By David Rose You can always bet that telling people a steam locomotive is coming through on the main line will excite train buffs and lovers of nostalgia alike. And when it is probably the…
Opinion: Will Approval Of The Draft Local Plan Be Democratic?
By Martin Giles Tonight (May 24) Guildford Borough Councillors will take one of the most important votes as a planning authority in living memory. They will be voting on a…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No. 110
By Malcolm Fincham I must confess, with wildlife and flora flourishing so rapidly this time of the year it often leaves me wanting to be in all places at the…
Feature: Floral Crest at the Castle Grounds Honours The Queen’s 90th
A new floral crest is being prepared today (May 19), in Guildford’s Castle Grounds, in honour of the Queen’s 90th birthday. Head gardener David Black was patiently planting up the…
Recreation and Leisure Choices Highlighted in Local Plan
Proposals for new, large, open, green spaces for biodiversity, leisure and wellbeing can be delivered if the draft Local Plan, published by Guildford Borough Council (GBC) is adopted, according to…
Birdwatcher’s Dairy No.109
By Malcolm Fincham May started with a bang. A total change in the weather as warm air pushed up from the Continent, bringing with it some pleasant sunshine too. The combination…
Mayor of Guildford’s Diary: May 13 – 22
This is a new feature to publicise the activity of the Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Guildford. It can be found under the What’s On section. The text is as…
Along The Wey & Arun Canal – May 2016
A regular update from the Wey & Arun Canal Trust, a charity restoring the waterway which once ran 23 miles from Shalford to Pallingham in West Sussex. The trust has…
Spring Bedding Looks Fab, Summer Plantings Coming On Nicely: All Part Of Parks And Green Spaces Team’s Work
The spring bedding in the Castle Grounds is looking particularly spectacular this year and the plants for the summer beddings, troughs and hanging baskets seen around the borough are coming on…
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