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Letter: Our Burchatts Barn Bid Was a Tangled Tale of Twists and Turns
Name and address supplied In response to: The KPMG Report Does Not Tell the Whole Burchatts Barn Story I am writing to The Dragon to detail a slightly different side…
Proposals for New Section of Canal May Prevent Reopening Of Disused Railway Line
By David Rose The Wey & Arun Canal Trust has submitted planning applications to create 1,000 yards of new canal between Shalford and Bramley. But it is projected to be…
Did You Know Guildford’s Countryside Team Manages 2.5% Of Entire Borough Land Area?
Hugh Coakley meets Guildford Borough Council’s countryside ‘outdoors’ team and hears about the often unsung work they do behind the scenes in the borough’s open spaces. “Our work here is…
Lockdown Limits Guildford’s Indie Shop-owners But Chain Retailers Keep Trading
By Hugh Coakley Confusion reigns in some quarters over shop lockdown rules in Guildford. Ryman and WH Smith remain fully open but independent fellow stationers Biddles is limited to a…
The Worplesdon Witness November 2020
Jan Messinger with her round up of news and pictures from the parish of Worplesdon. Lockdown again The latest lockdown has meant that Rokers café, Fairlands Community Centre and its…
University of Surrey’s Impressive Collection of 2,800 Trees
By Hugh Coakley Visitors to the University of Surrey will often be struck by how built up the campus is. But the 33 hectare Stag Hill campus, bounded by the…
Birdwatcher’s Diary No. 219
By Malcolm Fincham Autumn was well and truly upon us in the Surrey Hills as October opened its doors. Although still mild, the colours in its landscape were now turning to…
Make Sure Your Bonfire Night Goes Off With a Very Safe Bang This Year
With so many organised firework displays for Halloween and Bonfire Night cancelled this year due to Covid-19, urgent safety warnings have been issued by the county council. Last year, in…
Letter: Some Points to Freely Digest
From: Jim Allen In response to: Free School Meals Row Rages in Guildford and Political Tempers Begin to Fray I believe there are no starving children in the Guildford borough.…
£10,000 Green Jump Surrey Home Grants Could Cut Your Energy Bills
Residents can reduce their energy bills with a new £10,000 “Green Jump Surrey” grant. Provided by central government and Surrey County Council, this gives eligible owner-occupied homes £10,000 to improve…
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