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Life in Solitary: Another Lockdown Birthday
The Lockdown Diary of Tony Edwards Another Lockdown Birthday I’m an Aries (March 21 to April 20) so I celebrated my second birthday in lockdown last week – not having…
New Offices in Guildford Town Centre to Help Kick-Start Economic Recovery
Sponsored article With the end of Covid-19 restrictions edging closer and economic recovery now a big focus, Guildford will be welcoming the launch of newly refurbished office spaces at ONE…
Is Alan Turing Now Guildford’s Best Known Briton?
By David Rose The Bank of England’s announcement of the design for its new £50 banknote featuring computer scientist and wartime codebreaker Alan Turing must add more credence to proclaiming…
Surrey Hills Tops List of Best Places to Live, Says Sunday Times
Surrey Hills has been named the best place to live in South East England. The area topped a list of 10 spots in the region chosen by The Sunday Times…
Review: L’heure Espagnole – Grange Park Opera
By Alice Fowler One of the compensations of lockdown – yes, there have been one or two – has been the proliferation of superb musical and theatrical performances free to…
Green Shoots Showing In Town Centre As New Shops Prepare To Open
By Hugh Coakley There are glimmers of a brighter summer amid the retail freeze that has gripped Guildford’s town centre for so long. If the government’s road-map works out, all…
Life in Solitary: Beware of Masked, ‘Musical’ Tradesmen
The Lockdown Diary of Tony Edwards My Masked Singer Service Engineer The man who came to fix the washing machine this week had Van Gogh’s ear for music. I know…
XX Notes: A Female View of Violence Against Women in Guildford
Maria Rayner‘s observational column from a woman’s perspective… The prevalence of violence against women has exploded in the national consciousness. Pictures abound of a murdered woman on the front pages,…
Mystery of St Catherine’s Hill Continues, Cave Talk Reveals Sparse New Evidence
By Dr Mary Alexander Highlight of the Surrey Archaeological Society’s annual symposium on recent excavations was about the mysterious cave on St Catherine’s Hill, found by Network Rail last year…
When These Doors Opened, the World Rocked
Doors from Abbey Road studio, near-holy birthplace of head-jamming rock and pop worshipped by untold millions of fans all over the planet, have been sold at auction by Ewbanks in…
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