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Restoring River Water Levels Delayed
Restoring the water levels in the River Wey has been delayed until June. The water level dropped when the Tumbling Bay Weir collapsed in November making the stretch between St…
Letter: River Management Practices Need Urgent Review
From Jim Allen In response to: Farncombe Boat House Family Tells of ‘Devastating’ Effect of Weir Collapse and ‘Official Silence’ For many years as a member of the Burpham Flood…
Riff Raff Diary – November 2019
Riverbank tales from the local St Catherine’s lengthsman and weir keeper By Robert Craig Autumn arrives and it’s straight back into weir keeping duties for me – a result of…
Letter: Guildford Is Not Very Cycle-friendly
From: Howard Fisher In response to: Whether Cycling to Rail or a Local Trail, Guildford Leads the Way I’m sorry, but I must disagree that Guildford offers great facilities for…
Life in Solitary: Can We Skip This Year?
The Lockdown Diary of Tony Edwards The Terrible Tale of 2020 I’m beginning to believe the year 2020 was written by Edgar Allan Poe or Stephen King, perhaps both. It…
Aidan’s Diary: My Experience Of Lockdown As Part Of The ‘Class of 2020’
Aidan Todd is 19 years old and has lived in Guildford for most of his life. He is planning to study politics and international relations at university. He has asked…
Narrowboats, Canoeists, Paddle-boarders and Anglers Back on the Wey
The River Wey in Guildford re-opened to all river traffic yesterday morning, Saturday (June 20) at around 9am. It had been closed since the collapse of the Tumbling Bay Weir…
Flood Alert Remains in Place for River Wey
An amber “Flood Alert, flooding is possible, be prepared” remains in place for the River Wey today but a “Flood Warning, flooding is expected, immediate action required”, for the upper…
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…
Stage Dragon Review: MK Ultra – G Live
By Alice Fowler Never let it be said that Guildford is not culturally diverse. While audiences can enjoy some 20th-century artistic navel-gazing this week, in Alan Bennett’s The Habit of…
See Dragon story: GBC’s Explanation of Major Land Sale Notice Error ‘Borders on Arrogant’ Says Councillor
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