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Mad Hatter Raffle Raises £335 For North Guildford Food Bank
The Mad Hatter Milliner’s autumn raffle was drawn yesterday (December 16) by the Mayor of Guildford, Dennis Booth, raising £335 for the North Guildford Food Bank. The first prize was…
Have Your Say in Councils’ On-street Parking Review
On-street parking in Guildford is being reviewed by the borough council in partnership with Surrey County Council. The two councils are asking local residents and businesses to tell them what…
The Only Sign Warning of Tonight’s Gyratory Street Closure Is Showing Blank
By Martin Giles Motorists might be surprised tomorrow to find the Onslow Street section of the gyratory closed at 8pm for resurfacing work. The only warning sign that could be…
Shop Front: Hoxton Bakehouse Opens ‘With A Bang’ In Market Street
sponsored article Hoxton Bakehouse “arrived with a bang” in Market Street, Guildford at the end of June 2022, said store manager, Clinton Fung. “It was very, very sunny when we…
Shop Front: Optician Ollie Quinn Opens In Market Street
Sponsored article There is a new optician in Market Street, Ollie Quinn. It opened on March 4 and regional manager, Kavita Patel was there with the shop manager, Loredana Lo…
Joint Committee Agrees Changes to On-Street Parking in Guildford
By Emily Coady Stemp local democracy reporter On-street parking charges in Guildford will go up from July, with drivers also being offered more payment options. The Guildford Borough Council Joint…
1921 Census Guildford High Street: Who Do You Think They Were?
By David Rose The 1921 census for England and Wales has now been made public and has been eagerly awaited by historians and genealogists. It contains records of 38 million…
Walkers and Cyclists to Welcome £6m Investment in Surrey’s Streets
The county council has been allocated £6,445,750 of government funding to invest in improved footpaths and cycleways. In June this year, Surrey was granted £848,000 which the council upped to…
Day One of Lockdown 2 – Streets Quiet But Busier Than Lockdown 1
By Hugh Coakley Guildford was quiet on day one of the second Covid-19 lockdown but busier than the deserted streets seen in March earlier this year. With schools and colleges…
Word On The Street: Anger, Frustration and Uncertainty is the Reaction To Lockdown
By Hugh Coakley People in Guildford today (November 2) were reacting to the government’s announcement over the weekend for another national lockdown. Some expressed support for the government position but…
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