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Letter: Rural England Campaign Group Welcomes Reassessment Of Draft Local Plan

Letter: Rural England Campaign Group Welcomes Reassessment Of Draft Local Plan

From Andy Smith, Surrey branch director, Campaign to Protect Rural England. The decision by Guildford Borough Council (GBC) to “reassess” its draft Local Plan has been welcomed by the Surrey branch…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.75

By Malcolm Fincham The inclement weather and reduced daylight hours restricted my birdwatching ventures during the last few weeks of November. My family and I have also been deeply saddened by the unexpected loss…

Letter: Conservatives Have Always Pledged To Protect The Green Belt

From Matt Furniss,  Conservative ward councillor for Christchurch and lead member for transport, infrastructure and environment The news that this Guildford Borough Council Conservatives will not be supporting green belt…

Improvements At Spectrum’s Leisure Pool Will Make It Even More Fun!

Big improvements are being made to the leisure pool at Guildford Spectrum centre to the tune of £217,000. The work sees a range of new low- and high-level interactive water features…

Birdwatcher’s Diary No.74

By Malcolm Fincham November started on a grim note in terms of the continuation of inclement weather and with no newsworthy winter visitors sighted locally by me, apart from just…

New Book: Rambling Railwayman’s Recollections

Retired railwayman Geoff Burch, from Worplesdon, has written his third book all about his fascinating career with trains. Rambling Railwayman’s Recollections and starts where my his book, The Ramblings of a Railwayman…

Richard’s Wey November 2014

The latest of our riverbank tales from the local Stoke lengthsman Richard Cant The weather at the beginning of October was great, making it feel more like summer than autumn.…

Working On The Railway By Bob Hind And His Award-winning Staff Magazine

This is the second instalment of Bob Hind’s memories – this time his career on the railways based first at Woking and then London Waterloo, plus the staff magazine he…

Feeling Creative? Check Out The new Drawing Workshops At St Catherine’s Village Hall

If you enjoy drawing but need a little motivation to put pencil to paper then one of the new art classes at St Catherine’s Village Hall may be just the…

Bob The Butcher at Bernard’s In the 1970s

A reader from Porstmouth, Bob Hind, noticed some correspondence on the Guildford Dragon about butcher’s shops that were once in North Street. He got in touch saying he worked for one of them…