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Letter: Is Oil Seepage A Clue to the Hill Cave Mystery?
From: Graham Dean In response to: Mystery Medieval Cave Discovered Below Guildford’s Historic St Catherine’s Chapel “St Catherine’s Hill clearly had something special about it,” says Dr Mary Alexander in…
Letter: A Cave on St. Catherine’s Hill
From: Dr Mary Alexander former collections officer at Guildford Museum In response to: Mystery Medieval Cave Discovered Below Guildford’s Historic St Catherine’s Chapel News that a cave has been found…
Mystery Medieval Cave Discovered Below Guildford’s Historic St Catherine’s Chapel
By Martin Giles A mysterious cave, possibly medieval, has been discovered by workmen on the historic St Catherine’s Hill, by the Portsmouth Road, on the southern edge of Guildford. Mention…
Lockdown Might Delay Completion of St Catherine’s Rail Works
Mark Insoll updates us on the continuing work on the Guildford to Portsmouth line at St Catherine’s Hill. See also: Landslip Closes Portsmouth Line at Guildford for Five Hours…
Tumbling Bay’s Original Use And Why The Mill Stream Could Date To Saxon Times
The collapse of the Tumbling Bay weir at Millmead in Guildford and the unusual sight of a trickle of water on some stretches of the navigation towards St Catherine’s has…
Steam Loco’s Trip Through The Surrey Countryside May Not Be Seen Again
The visit through Surrey of a preserved steam locomotive on Saturday (February 2) was probably the last time she will be seen hauling a passenger train on the main line…
Notice: St Catherine’s Past and Present
An exhibition to celebrate ‘St Catherine’s Past and Present’ will be held in St Catherine’s Village Hall between Thursday May 17 and Saturday May 19. The ‘once in six years’…
Awards Presented to Guildford’s Most Inspiring Building Designers
By Louisa Magnussen Guildford’s most inspiring building designers have been honoured at an awards ceremony at Guildford’s Guildhall. Celebrating and promoting exciting and innovative building design, The Guildford Design Awards…
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By David Rose Who would have thought in 1967 when steam locos were withdrawn from the Southern Region of British Railways that exactly 50 years on there would be so…
Guildford Solemnly Remembers The Human Cost of Conflict
Guildford remembered its war dead again today (November 8) 100 years on from a time when the huge and tragic human cost of the First World War was first being realised.…
See Dragon story: GBC’s Explanation of Major Land Sale Notice Error ‘Borders on Arrogant’ Says Councillor
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