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Richard’s Wey, January 2015
The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant Happy new year and I hope you all had a good Christmas. After the flooding event of…
Abby Ixer’s Nutritious Food: Ditch The Diet And Go Back To Basics
Abby Ixer is a registered dietician with a passion for food and nutrition. In this month’s feature she writes about the pros and con of dieting. Dieting isn’t a new concept, but…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.78
By Malcolm Fincham Restricted by ongoing Christmas festivities and family entertainment (although most enjoyable) I began to feel rather claustrophobic. Itching to see what was going on beyond my doorstep…
Where Is This? No.141
By David Rose Calling all mystery picture addicts…. We’re back again after a slightly longer duration than usual for your replies. Christmas festivities, that included lots of food and drink and…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.77
By Malcolm Fincham – a Christmas special There was minimum time for my birdwatching in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Making a brief afternoon walk along the towpath on a pleasant…
Dad’s Christmas Letter Mentions Historic First Aerial Bombing Raid On Mainland Britain
By David Rose, a Christmas tale from 100 years ago. Guildford resident Roger Atkinson has a letter written by his father exactly 100 years ago on Christmas Eve 1914 that mentions the…
Community Hub Will Offer People Training For Future Employment
A social enterprise project is gearing up for a busy 2015, now that its Westborough premises has reopened after a complete refurbishment. Number 109 Southway, already a shop for The…
Updated: Remembering Guildford Footballers Who Were Killed In The Great War
By David Rose Much is being made this year about the 1914 Christmas truce between armies on the Western Front during the First World War, and the impromptu football match…
Richard’s Wey, December 2014
The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant At the beginning of November I went along to our rangers’ conference, which saw ‘outdoors’ staff (rangers,…
Guildford Ramblings: Walking Over Ancient Heathland On Chobham Common
Report and pictures by Kay Hiatt Guildford Ramblers held its annual meeting a few weeks ago, starting with a fascinating talk by David McDowall based on his latest book, West Surrey Walks into History.…
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