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Opinion: Guildford Greenbelt Group ‘Consistently Punch Above Our Weight’
This week, The Dragon will be publishing an opinion piece from each of the parties with seats at Guildford Borough Council and who have candidates in the elections on May…
Daily Mail Online Reports Guildford Has Highest-paid Council Officer
By Martin Giles An article in the Daily Mail online is reporting that Guildford tops the league of highest-paid local authority workers. The article is headlined: “Council rich list revealed:…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.277 – See the White Tailed Eagle
By Malcolm Fincham At long last, as April opened its door, high pressure built up over the UK holding back the constant flow of Atlantic Westerlies that had bestowed us…
Dragon Review: Sunday Lunch at the King’s Head in Quarry Street
By Ferenc Hepp The Kings Head on Quarry Street, next to Guildford Castle, is a very old building with several stories of it being haunted. It is therfore one of…
An Architectural View: The Abbotswood Estate
All permanent settlements are collections of buildings and the style of the buildings can become representative of the areas they are in and the communities they serve, so architecture is…
Highways Repair Bulletin April 17
This week there will be road or lane closures in: Compton, Effingham, Guildford (Hog’s Back, Merrow Lane, Stoke Road), Normandy, Send, Shalford, and Tongham. Traffic light signals or stop/go signs…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No.276
By Malcolm Fincham Inclement weather continued to be the theme during the latter stages of March with above average rainfall conveyed on prevailing Atlantic westerlies. I had not had the…
Letter: Trains, Not Trams, Buses or a Canal
From: Frank Phillipson See: Transport Matters: The Most Ill-judged Cut of All If the Guildford to Cranleigh line is resurrected as a transport route it cannot be as a tram…
Who Was the Photographer Who Took These Pictures of the 1968 Floods?
By David Rose The floods that wreaked havoc in Guildford and surrounding areas in September 1968 are still being talked about today. Plenty of people took photographs of the floods…
Highways Repair Bulletin March 27
This week there will be road or lane closures in: Ash, Chilworth, Guildford (Aldershot Road, Cherry Tree Avenue, Cranley Road, Hog’s Back), Peasmarsh, Pirbright, Seale, Shalford, Shere and Tongham. Traffic…
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