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Along The Wey & Arun Canal

• Canal Volunteers Clocked Up 21,807 Hours Of Work In 2020 - (0)
• Wey & Arun Canal Hedge-layers Keep Ancient Craft Alive - (0)
• Work Starts On Canal’s Latest Restoration Project - (2)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal – February 2018 - (0)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal – September 2017 - (0)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal – June 2017 - (0)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal – May 2017 - (0)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal March 2017 - (0)
• Along The Wey & Arun Canal – January 2017 - (0)
• Along the Wey & Arun Canal – December 2016 - (0)

Architecture

• Guildford Crematorium’s ‘Beautiful Architecture’ Wins Another Award - (1)
• Guildford Design Awards – Winners Announced - (1)
• A Peek Inside The Superbly Refurbished Millmead Church - (0)
• Good Design Recognised In Guildford Society’s Awards - (0)
• Historic Tunsgate Arch’s Renovation Work Is Revealed - (3)
• Five Designs Worth Celebrating – Says the Guildford Society - (0)
• Architecture Lecture Will Focus On Healthy People, Place And Planet - (0)
• Two New Homes and Guildhall Restoration Win Design Awards - (0)
• Now’s Time To Enter Guildford Design Awards - (0)
• Brooking’s Architectural Rescue – Thornchase School, Merrow - (16)

Around The Very Top

• Around The Very Top: A Cultural End - (3)
• Around The Very Top: Castles, Gin and Two North East Tips - (2)
• Around The Very Top: Britain’s Most Northerly Town – Not So Bad After All - (2)
• Around the Very Top: Welcome to Caithness - (0)
• Around The Very Top: A Heavenly Stay To Be Followed By Ten Miles Of Hell - (2)
• Around The Very Top: A Long Way To Tongue - (3)
• Around The Very Top: Cape Wrath Lives Up To Its Name - (1)
• Around The Very Top: Very Perceptible Gradients - (1)
• Around The Very Top: Not Too Proud To Push - (0)
• Around The Very Top: Slow Progress to Our First Remote Stop - (0)

Auctions & Antiques

• Awards For People Who Make Their Gardens Look Beautiful - (0)
• Ewbank’s Auction Preview August And September 2022 - (0)
• Ewbanks Auction Preview April and May 2022 - (0)
• Artist’s Cache Of Houdini Effects Come To Auction At Ewbank’s - (0)
• Ewbank’s Auction Preview: January And February 2022 - (0)
• RAF Pilot’s Death Remembered After 103 Years With Auction Of Pocket Watch - (0)
• Ewbanks Auction Preview: November And December 2021 - (0)
• Ewbank’s Auction Preview: September and October 2021 - (0)
• Ewbank’s Auction Preview July And August 2021 - (0)
• Stanley Gibbons Stamp Experts At Guildford’s Holiday Inn, June 22 - (0)

Beekeeper's Notes

• Beekeeper’s Notes: Don’t Kill Our Native Hornets Terrifying Though They Can Seem - (1)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Bees Have Feelings Too - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Bees Are Bringing In Nectar By The Box Load - (1)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: It Isn’t Too Late To Avoid ‘Insectageddon’ - (0)
• Notice: Come See The Bees At Guildford Beekeepers Open Day At Birtley House, Sunday, May 29, 2pm – 4:30pm - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: New Broom Sweeping Clean In The Apairy - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Bees Must Adjust To The Early Seasons - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: I’ve Joined The Ranks Of The Umarell Looking Down Holes In The Road - (3)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Size Doesn’t Matter (Says Study Into Gardens) - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Thoughts On Varroa Treatment And Of An Extraordinary Man - (0)

Birdwatcher's Diary

• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.263 - (2)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.262 - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.261: Close Encounters Of The Red Kite Kind! - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.260 - (1)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.259 - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.258 - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.257 - (1)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.256 - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.255 - (2)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.254 - (0)

Books

• Book Review: ‘Lumberjills Britain’s Forgotten Army’ Brings Gender Stereotypes Crashing Down - (0)
• Worplesdon Author Has Thriller Published - (0)
• Book Review: Hawker’s Early Jets – Dawn Of The Hunter - (0)
• Inspirational 16-year-old Shows Us How to Face Challenges - (1)
• Dapdune Wharf’s Bookshop Open For The Festive Season - (0)
• Book Review: The Singing Bowl By Guildford Author David Stokes - (0)
• The 11th Petworth Festival Literary Week Is Back Live And Online - (0)
• Guildford Children’s Author Needs Our Votes - (0)
• Local Author Finding Success After Self-publishing - (1)
• Hidden History Of Surrey’s Travelling People Revealed - (1)

Business

• Council Gives Its 27 Votes to Support Continuance of Experience Guildford - (0)
• See All The Winners Of The 2022 Experience Guildford Customer Service Awards - (0)
• Experience Guildford CEO ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ On Crucial Ballot But Members’ Opinions Polarised - (1)
• Shop Front: Havwoods Luxury Flooring Specialists Comes to Guildford - (0)
• Experience Guildford Announces 2022 Customer Service Awards Shortlist - (0)
• Shop Front: Hoxton Bakehouse Opens ‘With A Bang’ In Market Street - (0)
• Indie Of The Month: Wholesome Fruit Veg & Mix And Café, Worplesdon Road - (0)
• Vote Before Sunday July 24 For Annual Customer Service Awards And You Could Win £250 - (0)
• Retail Buzz As 23 New Shops Open for Business In Town This Year - (2)
• Indie Of The Month: The ‘Inspiring Women’ at Indigo Moon Holistics Spread the Healing - (0)

Charity Stories

• Macmillan Coffee Morning Raises £1,000 for Cancer Care - (0)
• Volunteers Needed Who Like Painting, Decorating and Also Drama - (0)
• Charity Golf Day For Heartburn Cancer UK: Teams Wanted - (0)
• New App To Help Deaf People Contact Emergency Services Using Sign Language - (0)
• Wood Turner Offering Hand-crafted Items for a Donation to the Royal Surrey - (0)
• Guildford Lions’ Survey Shows Positive Outlook For Good Causes - (0)
• Plum Tree Planted For Queen’s Jubilee And Green Canopy Initiative - (0)
• YMCA DownsLink Challenge Sponsored Walk Is Back - (0)
• Guildford Debt Counselling Service Celebrates Its Tenth Anniversary - (0)
• Voluntary Action News, Including Paid Role For Community Development Worker - (0)

Citizens Speak

• Opinion: Is the Election for Our Prime Minister Democratic? - (2)
• Opinion: Charge Cars Using Guildford Roads To Beat Congestion And Pollution - (11)
• Opinion: Don’t Blame Greta Thunberg, We All Have To Choose On Climate Change - (4)
• Opinion: Pushing More Building Into the South-east Will Be An Electoral Kiss Of Death For The Party That Forces It - (9)
• Citizens Speak – Views on Proposed Changes at Newlands Corner - (3)
• Citizens Speak: Views on Guildford Museum - (0)
• Citizens Speak: Views on Guildford’s Shops - (0)
• Citizens Speak: Waitrose and the Expected York Road Underpass Closure - (11)
• Citizens Speak: Council Tax Rise - (0)
• Citizens Speak: The Re-opening of The Row Barge Pub - (1)

Coffee Shop Reviews

• Two New Indie Cafés In Town – Brasil Vegano And Sicool Sicilian - (1)
• Indie Of The Month: Fresco Delikafessen Café In Friary Street - (0)
• Review; The Beano Restaurant at the Guildford Institute - (2)
• Coffee Shop Review – Tillings at Gomshall - (0)
• Coffee Shop Review: Caffè Nero, North Street - (1)
• Coffee Shop Review – Ottino’s in the Shambles - (2)
• Caffe Nero, Lower High Street - (3)
• Bill’s at The Angel Hotel - (1)
• The Garden Room, Guildford - (1)
• The Tea Shop at Watts Gallery, Compton - (1)

Dan James' Photo Album

• Foggy Morning And Glorious Sunrise Seen Above St Martha’s Hill - (2)
• Dan James’ Photo Album February 2015 - (1)
• Order Your Beautiful Surrey Calendar Now With A Special Discount - (2)
• Dan James’ Photo Album July-August-September 2014 - (1)
• Dan James’ Photo Album June- July 2014 - (0)
• Dan James’ Photo Album May 2014 - (0)
• Dan James’ Photo Album April 2014 (Second Edition, bluebells!) - (1)
• Dan James’ Photo Album April 2014 - (2)
• Dan James’ Photo Album March 2014 - (1)
• Dan James’ Photo Album February 2014 - (0)

Dragon Interviews

• Dragon Interview: Hong Konger Explains ‘Guildford Stands With Hong Kong’ Demonstrations - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Olha – a Ukrainian Refugee in Guildford - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Peter Gordon – Oh No It Isn’t… Oh Yes It Is! - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Jan Harwood on His Resignation from the Conservative Party - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Angela Richardson MP on her Levelling Up Speech - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Cllr John Redpath on the Problems with GBC’s Customer Service - (12)
• Dragon Interview: Cllr Catherine Young on Decision to Delay Local Plan Review - (1)
• Dragon Interview: Local Plan Review Decision – Council Leader Joss Bigmore - (2)
• Dragon Interview: Ten Years and Counting For The Guildford Dragon NEWS - (0)
• Interview: Dragon Launch Remembered Ten Years On - (1)

Effingham Eye

• Effingham Eye: Olympic Bronze for Ollie, Dry Day For Market, Protest Over Additional Homes Plan, Parish Council Goes To Church - (2)
• Effingham Eye: Village Market, Open Gardens, Litter Picking, Parish Council, Social Club Closing, Pub To Re-open - (0)
• Effingham Eye: Parish Holds A Discussion, Developer’s Green Light, Verges’ Mow Is A No-No, Wildlife In Focus - (1)
• Effingham Eye: Environment In Focus, Councillors Prefer Zoom, Orchard Looks Wonderful, Trustees’ Explanation - (0)
• Effingham Eye: Parish Council Openness, Traveller Incursions Plan, Berkeley Homes Saga Latest - (2)
• Effingham Eye: Residents Hold AGM, Trust Needs More Funding, Shops To Reopen - (1)
• Effingham Eye: Covid Jabs, Unusual Parish Meeting and Threat to Neighbourhood Plan - (0)
• Effingham Eye: Conservation Area Under Threat, Special Needs Centre… - (2)
• Opinion: Does Effingham Residents’ Association Want to Know Residents’ Views? Or Not? - (1)
• Effingham Eye: Councillors Remembered, Parish Councils Latest, Highways and Dog Poop - (0)

Events by Date

• Events By Date - (0)

Features

• Awards For People Who Make Their Gardens Look Beautiful - (0)
• How A Dose of Nature Can Make You Feel Much Better - (0)
• Onslow Residents’ Association’s Open Meeting Over Fears GP Surgery May Close - (0)
• Photo Feature: The Castle Grounds During 2022’s Hot, Dry Summer - (0)
• Ewbank’s Auction Preview August And September 2022 - (0)
• Walk This Way For A Stroll Or A Ramble During September - (2)
• Burpham Wellfest on July 17 Aiming To Be The Best In The South East - (0)
• Guildford RSPB Announces Stunning Winners In 2022 Photo Competition - (1)
• Updated Photo Feature: How Guildford Celebrated the Queen’s 70th Jubilee - (0)
• Photo Feature: Distinguished Gentlemen Ride Again - (0)

Film

• Notice: Mayor’s Film & Fizz Night, Friday, March 11 - (0)
• Petworth Literary Festival ‘Bigger And Better’ - (0)
• New Family Film Club For Guildford - (0)
• Film Review: The Equalizer 2 - (0)
• Film Review: Tomb Raider – Guildford Odeon - (0)
• Review: The Mummy – Guildford Odeon - (0)
• The Life & Times Of Lewis Carroll And Guildford In The Great War By Circle Eight Film Group - (0)
• Circle Eight Premieres Guildford In The Great War - (1)

Focus on Heritage

• Photo Feature: Additional Repairs for Guildford House Mathematical Tiles - (1)
• Guildford Museum’s Friends Give New Collections Management System for 100,000 Objects - (6)
• Photo Feature: The Guildhall Clock, A Close Look at Some Hidden and Rarely Seen Aspects - (2)
• Get Ready For Guildford Walkfest This September - (0)
• Inheritance Turned Into A Hobby And A Collection - (0)
• Steam Trains Running Again On The Watercress Line - (0)
• Jessie’s Seat Memorial Still Maintained After 128 Years On Guildford To Redhill Line - (0)
• Historic Tunsgate Arch’s Renovation Work Is Revealed - (3)
• The Fascinating World of Worplesdon’s Historic Perry Hill - (1)
• Letter: We Must Help The Council Manage Our Heritage Assets - (0)

Food & Drink

• Special Award For Community Minded Restaurant Owner - (5)
• Pubwatch’s Football Euros Success With Zero Incidents In Town - (0)
• Foodwise Teaching Cookery Knowhow With Support From Jamie Oliver And Tesco - (0)
• Guildford Starts To Serve Up ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ Scheme to Kickstart Town’s Economy - (0)
• Nando’s In Friary Street Closed Suddenly For ‘Maintenance and Repair’: No Date to Re-open - (0)
• Two New Indie Cafés In Town – Brasil Vegano And Sicool Sicilian - (1)
• Shop Front: Il Gusto Comes To Guildford, Personalised Gifts For Family And Corporate - (1)
• New Café In Town And Other Shop News - (0)
• Indie Of The Month: Fresco Delikafessen Café In Friary Street - (0)
• New Vegan Market Will Return to Guildford High Street - (26)

Further Afield

• Notice: Guildford Travel Club – Travelling The World Right Now… - (0)
• Steaming Along On A Trip From Guildford To Oxford And Back - (2)
• Steaming To Sherborne For Christmas Carols - (0)
• Further Afield For A Day Out In Winchester - (8)
• Further Afield For A Day Out In Chichester - (1)
• What Are You Doing This Christmas? Tell The Dragon! - (0)
• Where To Watch A Spitfire Start Up, Taxi And Take Off - (5)
• Last Chance To See Vulcan In The Skies Over Surrey - (0)
• If It’s Good Enough For Boris… - (0)
• Cranmore School raises £4K for Orphans in Zambia - (0)

Gallery

• Photo Feature: The Castle Grounds During 2022’s Hot, Dry Summer - (0)
• Guildford RSPB Announces Stunning Winners In 2022 Photo Competition - (1)
• Updated Photo Feature: How Guildford Celebrated the Queen’s 70th Jubilee - (0)
• Photo Feature: Distinguished Gentlemen Ride Again - (0)
• Surrey Artists Prepare to Show Off – And Why Not? - (0)
• Photo Feature: Morris Dancers Keep Up A 392 Year Old Mayday Tradition With Summerpole 2022 - (2)
• Photo Feature: Castle Grounds in Their Spring Glory - (0)
• Photo Feature: Indian Students Celebrate Holi Festival Of Colours On Campus - (0)
• Photo Feature: The Guildhall Clock, A Close Look at Some Hidden and Rarely Seen Aspects - (2)
• Photo Feature: Winter Over St Martha’s - (0)

GBC Election 2019 - Party Opinion

• Uphill for the Conservatives in Friary and St Nicolas - (0)
• On The Campaign Trail With Labour In Friary and St Nicolas - (1)
• Opinion: The Local Plan is Vital for Guildford – Vote Conservative - (2)
• Opinion: Be Brave, Vote for Change, Vote for R4GV - (0)
• Opinion: For A Green Councillor Vote Liberal Democrat - (3)
• Opinion: For Sound Local Government Vote GGG - (0)
• Council Leader Paul Spooner to Appear at Monday Evening’s Hustings - (1)
• Opinion: Guildford – Surrey’s Vibrant Cultural and Recreational Centre - (1)
• Opinion: GGG Alone Stands Up for Countryside, Town and Environment - (3)
• Opinion: Only Labour Can Provide Real Change in Guildford - (3)

Guildfords Abroad

• Guildford Western Australia Celebrates A Special Military Centenary - (4)
• Can You Help Solve Mystery Of Admiral’s Lost Bones? - (5)
• Making Sure The Old Rambling Roses in Guildford, Western Australia Keep Blooming - (0)
• Letter from Guildford Western Australia - (0)

Health & Fitness

• How A Dose of Nature Can Make You Feel Much Better - (0)
• Onslow Residents’ Association’s Open Meeting Over Fears GP Surgery May Close - (0)
• Walk This Way For A Stroll Or A Ramble During September - (2)
• Burpham Wellfest on July 17 Aiming To Be The Best In The South East - (0)
• New Look for Topic of Cancer A Charity That Supports Research Into Immunotherapies - (0)
• Notice: Try Walking Rugby – It’s Fit For All - (0)
• Job Opportunity: Young Persons’ Covid-19 Vaccine Lead - (0)
• Van the Man Helps Get Cancer Charity Bus On the Road - (0)
• A Safe Space For Young Adults To Talk About Feelings And Emotions - (0)
• Reach Out Counselling For Drug And Alcohol Use Is Really Making A Difference - (0)

Latest News

• £10m Owed to Guildford Borough Council By In-Trouble Thurrock - (0)
• Assault Outside Guildford Pub Leaves Man With Serious Head Injuries - (0)
• Complaints Against Cllrs Spooner and Eyre Upheld At Hearing - (3)
• Guildford’s Lib Dem Candidate Calls on Guildford’s MP to Vote Against ‘Shambolic’ Budget - (2)
• Millbrook Floral Troughs Vandalised, ‘Utterly Senseless’ Says MP - (4)
• Photo Feature: Car Free Day More Often Say Visitors And Shopkeepers - (1)
• £3m Allocated for Next Stage of ‘Shaping Guildford’s Future’ Masterplan - (0)
• Council Gives Its 27 Votes to Support Continuance of Experience Guildford - (0)
• Dragon Editor’s Complaint Against Two Councillors to Be Heard After 16 Month Investigation - (5)
• Further Rail Strikes Announced for Next Two Weekends - (0)

Lead Stories

• £10m Owed to Guildford Borough Council By In-Trouble Thurrock - (0)
• Guildford’s Lib Dem Candidate Calls on Guildford’s MP to Vote Against ‘Shambolic’ Budget - (2)
• Photo Feature: Car Free Day More Often Say Visitors And Shopkeepers - (1)
• £3m Allocated for Next Stage of ‘Shaping Guildford’s Future’ Masterplan - (0)
• Council Gives Its 27 Votes to Support Continuance of Experience Guildford - (0)
• New Director for West Horsley Place Trust - (1)
• Dragon Editor’s Complaint Against Two Councillors to Be Heard After 16 Month Investigation - (5)
• Further Rail Strikes Announced for Next Two Weekends - (0)
• Highways Repairs Bulletin September 26 – October 2 - (0)
• Recommendation for Guildford to Consider Congestion Charging - (14)

Leisure

• Two Goals Down, Guildford City Score Three To Win - (0)
• News From The Guildford Table Tennis Association - (0)
• Notice: Open Weekends At Wey Valley Indoor Bowls Club - (0)
• Guildford City Lose To A Powerful Opposition - (0)
• Book Review: Mud, Blood And Studs by James Brown - (1)
• Guildford Ramblers Enjoy A Walking Holiday In the Cotswolds - (0)
• Convincing Win For Guildford City - (0)
• Guildford Inventions Uncovered And More By The Town Guides - (0)
• What Goes Into Making Walkfest Wonderful - (0)
• Guildford City Let Opposition Take The Initiative - (0)

Letters

• Letter: We Have the Equipment to Suitably Punish Vandals - (0)
• Letter: A Fantastic Car Free Day - (0)
• Letter: Is What Is Happening at Edgeley Park Correct Legally? - (0)
• Letter: Why Has Guildford’s Local Plan Gone So Wrong? - (0)
• Letter: Councillors Appear to Inhabit a Fantasy World - (1)
• Letter: GBC Prefers Fantasy Politics - (3)
• Letter: We Felt Pressurised to Move Off the Edgeley Site - (0)
• Letter: Can You Help Protect Children from Cruelty? - (0)
• Letter: There Are Existing Policies That Could Be Used to Protect Guildford - (3)
• Letter: Demolition Is Not the Best Option for the Debenhams Building - (2)

Life in Solitary

• Life in Solitary – So It’s Goodbye from Him… - (1)
• Life in Solitary: New Normal, New Greetings, Same Old Green Belt Battles - (0)
• Life in Solitary: Another Lockdown Birthday - (2)
• Life in Solitary: Beware of Masked, ‘Musical’ Tradesmen - (1)
• Life in Solitary: How Are Your Quirks? - (1)
• Life in Solitary: Use Your Right of Reply - (4)
• Life in Solitary: Can You Smiz? - (5)
• Life in Solitary: Are You an Ignoranus? - (8)
• Life in Solitary: And a Happy Christmas to You, Whoever You Are - (0)
• Life in Solitary: Gentle Wind Can Be Offensive - (0)

Local fauna

• Guildford RSPB Announces Stunning Winners In 2022 Photo Competition - (1)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: A little Surprise Turns Up On The Allotment - (0)
• Giant Hunting Spiders Once Feared Extinct Discovered on Surrey MoD Site - (1)
• Into the Wild: Guildford Activist Sleeps With Badgers to Raise Funds for Homeless Youth - (0)
• Established Nests of Merrow’s Swifts Saved by Guildford Conservation Group - (0)
• High Rise Accommodation Now Available in Shalford, If You Are Swift - (0)
• Britain’s Most Bijou Butterfly Makes Comeback on North Downs - (0)
• A Royal Visit - (2)
• Stag Hill By Name and Now Stag Hill By Nature - (1)
• Two Tawny Owlets Rescued After 35-foot Drop From Nest - (2)

Local Flora

• As I Walked Out One Spring Morning - (0)
• Late Winter Interest at RHS Garden Wisley - (0)
• An Abundance Of Butterflies On Broadstreet Common Near Fairlands - (2)
• Dragon Reader Asks: Is This A Wych Elm Or Which Elm Is It? - (0)
• Does Anyone Know What On Earth This Is? - (2)

Mayor's Diary

• Mayor’s Diary: 6 December to 22 December 2019 - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 25 October to 10 November - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 12 October to 27 October - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 22 September to 6 October - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 6 to 22 September - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 24 August to 7 September 2019 - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 26 July to 11 August 2019 - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – 13 July to 28 July 2019 - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – June 10 to June 23 - (0)
• Mayor’s Diary – May 22 to June 16 - (0)

Millmead Views

• Millmead Views: Outsourcing, Should We? - (3)
• Millmead Views: Past Traditions And Future Opportunities - (1)
• Millmead Views: Enough Of The Wheezes – Let’s Have Some Really Good Ideas - (0)
• Millmead Views: Orchestra Great – But We Haven’t Got The Money - (0)
• Millmead Views: Grow Your Own - (1)
• Millmead Views: Getting Guildford People Back to Work - (0)
• Millmead Views – Be Prepared To Sing Guildford’s Praise - (1)

Music

• Music and Sunshine at the Castle Grounds Offers the Perfect Sunday Afternoon Relaxation - (0)
• Rotary Club’s Schools Got Talent Concert Makes A Welcome Return - (0)
• Dynamic Duo Give ‘Exciting And Unusual’ Concert For Guildford Music Society - (0)
• Songs From The Shows: Musical Highlights From Stage and Screen - (0)
• Another Chance to Relive Guildford’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Years With David Rose And Friends - (0)
• Surrey Rainbow Choir – ‘One Of The Best Things I’ve Ever Done’ - (0)
• Dragon Review: Live Music Returns With ‘Greatest Piano Pieces’ And A World Premiere - (0)
• Legends Festival Brings Stoke Park Alive With Music From The 60s to The 90s - (1)
• Summertime Hit For Guildford Charity Challengers - (0)
• Notice: Violin And Piano Recital, Holy Trinity Church, Saturday, July 3 - (0)

Nature

• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.263 - (2)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.262 - (0)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Don’t Kill Our Native Hornets Terrifying Though They Can Seem - (1)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.261: Close Encounters Of The Red Kite Kind! - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.260 - (1)
• Beekeeper’s Notes: Bees Have Feelings Too - (0)
• Exhibition At Dapdune Wharf Celebrates Photographers’ Vision - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.259 - (0)
• Wildfire Risk ‘Very High’ In Surrey As Global Warming Gets Local - (0)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.258 - (0)

News

• Making History As Pewley School’s Class of ’54 Hold Their Final Reunion - (0)
• Letter: We Have the Equipment to Suitably Punish Vandals - (0)
• £10m Owed to Guildford Borough Council By In-Trouble Thurrock - (0)
• Assault Outside Guildford Pub Leaves Man With Serious Head Injuries - (0)
• Complaints Against Cllrs Spooner and Eyre Upheld At Hearing - (3)
• Guildford’s Lib Dem Candidate Calls on Guildford’s MP to Vote Against ‘Shambolic’ Budget - (2)
• Letter: A Fantastic Car Free Day - (0)
• Pushing Pedals: Going Green? You Could Try Cycling - (1)
• Letter: Is What Is Happening at Edgeley Park Correct Legally? - (0)
• Letter: Why Has Guildford’s Local Plan Gone So Wrong? - (0)

News Articles

• Making History As Pewley School’s Class of ’54 Hold Their Final Reunion - (0)
• Assault Outside Guildford Pub Leaves Man With Serious Head Injuries - (0)
• Complaints Against Cllrs Spooner and Eyre Upheld At Hearing - (3)
• Pushing Pedals: Going Green? You Could Try Cycling - (1)
• Millbrook Floral Troughs Vandalised, ‘Utterly Senseless’ Says MP - (4)
• Birdwatcher’s Diary No.263 - (2)
• Macmillan Coffee Morning Raises £1,000 for Cancer Care - (0)
• Queen’s Funeral Triggers Memory of Royal Encounter – Do You Have Any to Share? - (0)
• Book Review: Mud, Blood And Studs by James Brown - (1)
• The Worplesdon Witness September 2022 - (0)

News from Women's Institutes

• Pick Up Some Bargains At Worplesdon WI Jumble Sale - (0)
• Seasons Photo Presentation at East Horsley WI - (0)
• Fairlands WI Suspended: Hopes That One Day It Will Reform - (0)
• WI Groups Meet Together At Two Events - (0)
• Fairlands WI Hears About Canine Partners Assist Dogs - (0)
• East Horsley Evening WI’s Latest News And Activities - (0)
• WI Group Looks For A New President And Secretary - (0)
• East Horsley WI Hear All About Livery Companies - (0)
• Visit To A Gin Distillery And A Silk Mill - (0)
• WI’s Founder Member Presented With MBE by Princess Anne - (0)

Notices

• Notice: Fairlands Practice Patient Participation Group Meeting. Friday, October 7 - (0)
• Notice: Open Weekends At Wey Valley Indoor Bowls Club - (0)
• Notice: The Great Big Green Week And Car Free Day Returns - (2)
• Notice: Matthew Alexander’s Local History Course Commences Soon - (0)
• Notice: Cricket Commentator Blofeld’s New One-man Show - (0)
• Notice: A Night At The Proms With Surrey Police Band, September 24 - (0)
• Notice: Travelling Exhibition of Guildford Design Awards - (0)
• Notice: Astolat Model Railway Circle Open Day August 20 - (0)
• Notice: Enrolment Day For Guildford Area u3a - (0)
• Community Invited To View Latest Designs For North Street Regeneration - (0)

Opinion & Columns

• Pushing Pedals: Going Green? You Could Try Cycling - (1)
• Ockhamite Diary: Growing Gardeners and Naughty Names - (3)
• The Worplesdon Witness September 2022 - (0)
• Diary of an Ockhamite: A Mouse Called Elvis and a Rolling Stone’s Health Regime… - (0)
• Comment: The Case of the Absent Ash Councillors Descends into Farce - (4)
• Opinion: Getting a Balance Between Old and New Is Worth Striving For - (0)
• Opinion: Our Economy Needs the North Street Project and People Need Homes - (1)
• Opinion: Ten Blocks of Flats in North Street Would Overwhelm the Townscape - (1)
• Diary of an Ockhamite - (2)
• Rubens’ Blog: Waking Up To Indoor And Outdoor Swimming - (0)

Parish Feature

• Afternoon Tea Party To Thank Worplesdon Covid Volunteers - (0)
• Parish Feature: Pirbright, the Parish That Operates Around Its Village Green - (0)

Photo gallery

• Photo Feature: The Castle Grounds During 2022’s Hot, Dry Summer - (0)
• Guildford RSPB Announces Stunning Winners In 2022 Photo Competition - (1)
• Updated Photo Feature: How Guildford Celebrated the Queen’s 70th Jubilee - (0)
• Photo Feature: Distinguished Gentlemen Ride Again - (0)
• Photo Feature: Morris Dancers Keep Up A 392 Year Old Mayday Tradition With Summerpole 2022 - (2)
• Photo Feature: Castle Grounds in Their Spring Glory - (0)
• Photo Feature: Indian Students Celebrate Holi Festival Of Colours On Campus - (0)
• Photo Feature: The Guildhall Clock, A Close Look at Some Hidden and Rarely Seen Aspects - (2)
• Photo Feature: Winter Over St Martha’s - (0)
• Photo Feature: Shalford Snow Drone - (0)

Points to Ponder

• New Feature Series: Guildford Cathedral’s Fascinating Hidden Spaces Are Revealed - (2)
• Points to Ponder – Signs of the times - (2)
• Seaside Is Coming To Town: But Do We Need It? - (10)
• Have You Got Japanese Knotweed? - (0)
• Opinion: Why I Can’t Continue To Be A Councillor - (1)
• Opinion: Yee Ha! – For Surrey Read Texas - (2)
• Greenbelt Group Says Prof’s Radio Comments Are At Odds With University’s Building Plans - (2)

Property

• Family House Rentals Rising In South-East As Trend Away From City Continues - (1)
• Commercial Estate Agents Merge To Become Owen Isherwood - (0)
• Location, Location, Guildford: An Expert View of the Local Property Market – Autumn 2020 - (0)
• Guildford’s Rental Sector Booms as Lockdown Eases - (3)
• Ten Restaurants And Shops Close In High Street And North Street Within Three Months - (5)
• Rent Reduction Is Key To Letting Town Centre Retail Properties - (0)
• Updated: Guildford Announces ‘Ambitious Target’ For More Affordable Social Housing - (9)
• North Street Plans Change To ‘Primarily Residential’ Due To Retail Problems - (4)
• Housing Market Report: How Has The Property Market Fared In Guildford At The Start Of 2016? - (0)
• Reluctance To Sell Due To Cost Of Stamp Duty Means Shortage Of Houses On Market - (2)

Property Features

• Housing Market Report: How Has The Property Market Fared In Guildford At The Start Of 2016? - (0)
• Reluctance To Sell Due To Cost Of Stamp Duty Means Shortage Of Houses On Market - (2)
• Housing Market Report: Latest Review Of What’s Happening With Property In Guildford - (2)
• CEGB Site, Dormant for Over Twenty Years, To Be Developed As Retirement Flats - (0)
• Developer Pins Hopes On Revised Plan For Former Hotel Site - (2)
• House Sales Oct/Nov - (0)
• Guildford Rents – Third Highest in UK - (0)
• Guildford Houses Unaffordable For Many Local People – Local Councillors Comment - (1)
• Local Housing Market Continues to Buck the Trend - (0)
• A Landlord’s Legal Responsibilities - (0)

Pushing Pedals

• Pushing Pedals: Going Green? You Could Try Cycling - (1)
• Pushing Pedals: Explore Your Route To A Better Commute - (0)
• Pushing Pedals: It’s National Walking Month #WalkThisMay - (3)
• Pushing Pedals: Do You Know Your Highway Code? Time To Re-load! - (1)
• Pushing Pedals: Ring In The New Year With A Change In Gear! - (2)
• Pushing Pedals: Whether Cycling to Rail or a Local Trail, Guildford Leads the Way - (0)
• Pushing Pedals: From Guildford To Godalming – There Is A Greener Way - (0)
• Pushing Pedals: If You Like Cycling for Fun, Be Sure to Respond to This One - (4)
• Pushing Pedals: Coming To A High Street Near You - (0)
• Pushing Pedals: Choose A Way To Have Your Say - (0)

Ramblings

• Guildford Ramblers Enjoy A Walking Holiday In the Cotswolds - (0)
• Walk This Way For A Stroll Or A Ramble During September - (2)
• Letter: West Surrey Cycling Club Celebrate 100 Years With ‘Legendary’ Carrot Cake - (0)
• Guildford’s Walkfest Is Underway With Something For Everyone - (0)
• Guildford Ramblers’ Footpath Maintenance Team Back In Action - (1)
• Get Ready For Guildford Walkfest This September - (0)
• Notice: Annual Outdoor Artworks Returns To Farnham Heath - (0)
• Guildford Ramblers Explore Exmoor - (0)
• Walk This Way For Guildford Walkfest 2020 - (1)
• Keith Chesterton Completes Thousandth Walk With Guildford Ramblers - (0)

Richard's Wey

• Richard’s Wey August 2020 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey July 2020 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey – March 2020 - (1)
• Richard’s Way – February 2020 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey December 2019 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey November 2019 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey October 2019 - (2)
• Richard’s Wey September 2019 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey August 2019 - (0)
• Richard’s Wey July 2019 - (0)

Riff Raff Diary

• Riff Raff Diary – August 2020 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary – July 2020 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary – March 2020 - (1)
• Riff Raff Diary – February 2020 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary – December 2019 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary – November 2019 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary – October 2019 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary: September 2019 - (1)
• Riff Raff Diary – August 2019 - (0)
• Riff Raff Diary: July 2019 - (0)

Rubens' Blog

• Rubens’ Blog: Waking Up To Indoor And Outdoor Swimming - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: The Benefits Of Walking - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: It’s Time To See If There’s Different Forms of OCD - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: Got To Have A Bad Day To Have A Good Day - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: The Benefits Of Singing - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: The Value Of Time - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: Good Conversation Can Improve Your Wellbeing - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: Increasing Confidence Through Volunteering - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: What Is Motivation? - (0)
• Rubens’ Blog: Three Ways To Maintain Good Mental Health - (0)

SCC Election 2021 - Party Opinion

• Election Debate Part 4: One Party Control, Prevents Councillors Working Together - (1)
• Opinion: UK Nuclear Warhead Proposals Breaches UN Obligations, Says Peace Party - (0)
• Election Debate Part 3: ‘We Drive On What’s Left Of The Roads’ - (1)
• Place-Based Growth In Surrey: Key Questions For The May 6 Local Elections - (0)
• Opinion: Vote GGG to Kick National Politics Out of Local Government - (1)
• Opinion: Poverty a Massive Threat to Nation’s Health, Peace Party Says - (0)
• Opinion: Lib Dems Offer a Green County, Care, Community-Focus And Competence - (0)
• Opinion: Surrey’s Green Party Councillors At All Levels Do Deliver Change - (1)
• Election Debate Part 2: Parties Opposed to Tory ‘Power Grab’ On Single Unitary Authorities - (1)
• Opinion: County Council Not Working For Residents, Say Labour. Time for Change - (0)

Schwesterlich News

• Schwesterlich News: We’re a Bit Behind the UK But There’s a Spring in Our Step - (0)
• Schwesterlich News: Don’t Mention the Vaccine ‘War’ - (0)
• Schwesterlich News: Schadenfreude Sums It Up - (0)
• Schwesterlich News: Happy Covid Christmas! - (0)
• Schwesterlich News: Tidings from Freiburg - (5)

Sport

• Two Goals Down, Guildford City Score Three To Win - (0)
• News From The Guildford Table Tennis Association - (0)
• Notice: Open Weekends At Wey Valley Indoor Bowls Club - (0)
• Guildford City Lose To A Powerful Opposition - (0)
• Book Review: Mud, Blood And Studs by James Brown - (1)
• Convincing Win For Guildford City - (0)
• Guildford City Let Opposition Take The Initiative - (0)
• Guildford City Out Of The FA Cup - (0)
• Football’s Back and Guildford City Win FA Cup Tie - (0)
• Charity Golf Day For Heartburn Cancer UK: Teams Wanted - (0)

Stage & Screen Dragon

• Stage Dragon Review: ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: Billionaire Boy – Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: The Tempest Played By Guildford Shakespeare Company - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream – GSC - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: Dead Lies At The Yvonne Arnaud - (0)
• Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Announces Mill Studio’s Summer Season - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: ‘Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em’ At The Yvonne Arnaud - (0)
• Stage Dragon: Review Luke Wright – Yvonne Arnaud Mill Studio - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: An Hour And A Half Late At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: Private Lives At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - (0)

The Ash Aspect

• Ash Aspect: The Ash and Tongham Housing Boom – Enough is Enough - (3)
• Ash Aspect: Volunteers Work Hard To Alleviate Pandemic Suffering - (0)
• The Ash Aspect: General Election Candidates For Surrey Heath - (0)
• Ash Aspect: A Bridge To Benefit Ash, A Vanity Project, Or A Key To More Housing? - (1)
• Ash Aspect: A New Bridge for Ash – Solution or Nightmare? - (1)
• Ash Aspect: Withdrawal of Bus Service is ‘Punishing’ Ash and Tongham Residents - (4)
• Ash Aspect: Should the ‘Near Miss’ White Lane Gap, on the Hog’s Back, Be Closed? - (1)
• Ash Aspect: Huge Challenge For Residents’ Association’s New Chairman - (0)
• Ash Aspect: Michael Gove Meets His Ash Constituents - (0)
• The Ash Aspect: Burglary Can Be A Life-Changing Trauma - (1)

The Dragon Says

• The Dragon Says: The Dam Preventing Council Cultural Change is Still Unbreached - (1)
• The Dragon Says: Truth Matters - (1)
• The Dragon Says: The Strange Case of the Disappearing Councillors - (1)
• The Dragon Says: Time for Ash Parish Council Chairman to Admit His Error - (0)
• The Dragon Says: Democracy Dies in Darkness - (1)
• The Dragon Says: Too Many People, Too Many Cars – No Wonder We Have the Worst Pollution - (2)
• The Dragon Says: The Votes Are In But Who Will Win? - (0)
• The Dragon Says: Ask Not ‘Who is To Blame?’ We All Are - (4)
• The Dragon Says: Officialdom Must Beware of Using Social Media - (2)
• The Dragon Says: Providing for Hungry Children is a Measure of Our Community - (0)

The Guildford Quiz

• The Guildford Quiz No. 8 - (0)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 7 - (0)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 6 - (1)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 5 - (0)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 4 - (0)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 3 - (0)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 2 - (1)
• The Guildford Quiz – No. 1 - (0)

The Shop Front

• Council Gives Its 27 Votes to Support Continuance of Experience Guildford - (0)
• See All The Winners Of The 2022 Experience Guildford Customer Service Awards - (0)
• Experience Guildford CEO ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ On Crucial Ballot But Members’ Opinions Polarised - (1)
• Shop Front: Havwoods Luxury Flooring Specialists Comes to Guildford - (0)
• Shop Front: Hoxton Bakehouse Opens ‘With A Bang’ In Market Street - (0)
• Indie Of The Month: Wholesome Fruit Veg & Mix And Café, Worplesdon Road - (0)
• Vote Before Sunday July 24 For Annual Customer Service Awards And You Could Win £250 - (0)
• Retail Buzz As 23 New Shops Open for Business In Town This Year - (2)
• Indie Of The Month: The ‘Inspiring Women’ at Indigo Moon Holistics Spread the Healing - (0)
• Confused Picture of High Street Footfall - (4)

The Worplesdon Witness

• The Worplesdon Witness September 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness August 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness June 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness May 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness April 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness March 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness February 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness January 2022 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness December 2021 - (0)
• The Worplesdon Witness November 2021 - (1)

Theatre

• Stage Dragon Review: The Tempest Played By Guildford Shakespeare Company - (0)
• Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Announces Mill Studio’s Summer Season - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: An Hour And A Half Late At The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: Sheila’s Island At The Yvonne Arnaud - (0)
• Songs From The Shows: Musical Highlights From Stage and Screen - (0)
• Petworth Festival Is Very Much Alive And Kicking - (0)
• Notice: Holiday Drama Clubs To Brighten Your Child’s Summer With The Guildford Shakespeare Company - (0)
• Chefs, Comedy, Movies, Music And Theatre In Guildford With The Alfresco Theatre, June 17 – 20 - (0)
• Notice: Creating Theatre In A Covid Landscape – A Guildford School Of Acting Project - (0)
• Stage Dragon Review: A Woman Of No Importance At The Yvonne Arnaud - (0)

Through Time

• Making History As Pewley School’s Class of ’54 Hold Their Final Reunion - (0)
• New Director for West Horsley Place Trust - (1)
• Queen’s Funeral Triggers Memory of Royal Encounter – Do You Have Any to Share? - (0)
• Book Review: Mud, Blood And Studs by James Brown - (1)
• Dragon Interview: Why “The Friary”? Matthew Alexander Explains - (1)
• Royal Proclamations In Guildford Over The Last Century - (0)
• Guildford Inventions Uncovered And More By The Town Guides - (0)
• Heritage Open Days: Remember To Visit The Lesser Known Venues Too - (1)
• Update: Chequered History Of Burpham’s Kingpost Restaurant And Open-air Swimming Pool - (0)
• Update: Who Recalls Pleasure Trips Along The Wey Navigation In The 1960s On The Narrowboat Arcturus II? - (2)

Tipple of the Month

• Tipple of the Month – May 2017 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – April 2017 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – March 2017 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – February 2017 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – January 2017 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – November 2016 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – October 2016 - (0)
• Tipple of the Month – September 2016 - (0)

Uphill All The Way

• Uphill All The Way – The Last Royal Mile (to Waverley Station) - (2)
• Uphill All The Way: All For a Chocolate Eclair (Haddington to Edinburgh) - (1)
• Uphill All The Way: The Last Big Push (St Abbs to Haddington) - (1)
• Uphill All The Way: Into the Land of Yes or No (Berwick to St Abbs) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way – Wars and Rumours of Wars (Embleton to Berwick) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way: Stop What You Are Doing (Ellington to Embleton) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way – Time To Strip Off – (Newcastle to Ellington) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way – Saved By An Angel – (Durham to Newcastle) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way – Good Companions – (Darlington to Durham) - (0)
• Uphill All The Way – D Day +1 (Thirsk to Darlington) - (0)

Watching Wisley

• Watching Wisley – The RHS Guide to Autumn Delights - (0)

Were You There?

• Update: Who Recalls Pleasure Trips Along The Wey Navigation In The 1960s On The Narrowboat Arcturus II? - (2)
• Were You There? Westborough Cub Pack And A Local Band At The Drummond Arms - (8)
• Were You At Guildford or Godalming To See This Special Train in 1959? - (4)
• Were You There? – Surrey Union Hunt Meeting - (2)
• Were You There? Barrel Racing in Guildford High Street - (5)
• Flashback To Trafalgar Day Parade in 1958 and Guildford’s Sea Cadets - (4)
• A Look At Pupils From Stoughton Schools – Extra Names Required - (37)
• Westborough School In the 1940s – Were You there? - (19)
• Were You There? No.2 - (6)
• Were You There? No.1 - (10)

What's On

• Many Great Things To Do For Budding Volunteers - (0)
• Guildford Inventions Uncovered And More By The Town Guides - (0)
• What Goes Into Making Walkfest Wonderful - (0)
• Walk This Way For A Stroll Or A Ramble During September - (2)
• Exhibition At Dapdune Wharf Celebrates Photographers’ Vision - (0)
• Raise Money For Good Causes On Rotary Club’s Annual Charity Walk - (0)
• Guildford Institute Celebrate’s Queen’s Platinum Jubilee With New Summer Brochure - (0)
• Guildford Lions Link Up With New Guildford Groove Music Festival - (0)
• New House Creative Hub Art Space And Gallery Is Open! - (0)
• Watts Contemporary Gallery Exhibition – Heartlands: Inspired by our Landscape - (0)

Where is this?

• Where Is This? No.295 - (9)
• Where Is This? No.294 - (8)
• Where Is This? No. 293 - (9)
• Where Is This? No.292 - (8)
• Where Is This? No.291 - (5)
• Where Is This? No.290 - (7)
• Where Is This? No.289 - (8)
• Where Is This? No.288 - (12)
• Where Is This? No.287 - (6)
• Where Is This? No.286 - (9)

Where is This? & Were You There?

• Update: Who Recalls Pleasure Trips Along The Wey Navigation In The 1960s On The Narrowboat Arcturus II? - (2)
• Were You There? Can You Identify These People From the 1960s? - (16)
• Where Is This? No.295 - (9)
• Where Is This? No.294 - (8)
• Where Is This? No. 293 - (9)
• Where Is This? No.292 - (8)
• Where Is This? No.291 - (5)
• Where Is This? No.290 - (7)
• Where Is This? No.289 - (8)
• Where Is This? No.288 - (12)

XX Notes

• XX Notes: It’s Not Over ‘Til It’s Over, Sneaky Covid’s Top Symptoms Are Changing - (0)
• XX Notes: What People Say About ‘Freedom Day’ - (0)
• XX Notes: Guildford Shops Are Mostly Dog Friendly - (0)
• XX Notes: The Dentist, The Pointless Man and A Cunning Trap - (0)
• XX Notes: Building Advice (By Royal Appointment) - (0)
• XX Notes: Eating Out, the May 2021 Experiences - (0)
• XX Notes: Wild Swimming Makes A Splash - (1)
• XX Notes: Oh How I Want to Break Free - (0)
• XX Notes: A Female View of Violence Against Women in Guildford - (3)
• XX Notes: The Long Journey Inward - (0)

• How Can Our Town Centre Businesses Recover? Watch the Shop Front Debate - (0)
• Tumbling Bay Weir Repair – Pictorial Report - (0)
• Escape From the Lockdown Blues With a Dragon Tour of the Castle Grounds’ Reds! - (0)
• More Revelations on St Catherine’s Cave Expected Soon - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Guildford’s MP Thanks Residents For Supporting the Fight Against Covid-19 - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Weir Repair Will Take Two Years - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Royal Surrey Chief Exec Says, ‘We’re Feeling the Stress But Are Coping’ - (0)
• Dragon Interview: GBC MD Says He Is So Proud of His Council Colleagues - (0)
• Surrey’s Chief Constable Talks to The Guildford Dragon NEWS - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Luci Phipps of GuildfordYoga - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Cllr Joss Bigmore, leader of R4GV - (0)
• Council Leader Reiterates Her Call for Strict Observance of Lockdown - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Monica Lilley, Guildford’s Vegan Activist - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Chris Rapley, Climate Change Professor - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Dean of Guildford Cathedral Dianna Gwilliams - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Diana Jones, Green Party - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Ciaran Doran Lib Dem Chairman - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Julian Lyon – Senior Adviser to R4GV - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Ben Darnton of Ben’s Records - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Bob Hughes GCA Chairman - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Caroline Reeves and Joss Bigmore – GBC Leadership Election - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Three New, Younger GBC Councillors - (0)
• Dragon Interview: New Mayor of Guildford – Richard Billington - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Paul Spooner On the GBC Election Result - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Tim Donovan – BBC News - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Paul Spooner – Post Local Plan Adoption - (0)
• Dragon Interview: North Street Redevelopment - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Tony Rooth and Colin Cross, Independent Alliance - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Joss Bigmore, Residents For Guildford & Villages (R4GV) - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Paul Spooner, Guildford Borough Council Leader - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Caroline Reeves, Leader of the Liberal Democrats at GBC - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Susan Parker, Leader of the Guildford Greenbelt Group - (0)
• 1918-2018 – Guildford Remembers - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Angela Gunning, GBC Labour Group Leader - (0)
• Dragon Interview: Wasfi Kani, Grange Park Opera - (0)
• Dedication of new Guildford war memorial - (0)
• Interview with David Annand – War Memorial Sculptor - (0)
• Interview of Guildford’s Two New Independent Councillors - (0)
• Gavin Morgan on the Guildford Heritage Forum - (0)
• Matthew Alexander Shown a WW1 Lee Enfield Rifle - (0)
• Mayor of Guildford at Stoughton’s End of World War 1 Commemoration - (0)
• Cllr Keith Taylor on Proposals for Walnut Tree Close - (0)
• Stoughton Barracks in the 1990s - (2)
• Welcome to Surrey - (0)
• Armed Forces Day in Guildford – June 2015 - (0)
• 1965 John Betjeman on Guildford Cathedral - (0)
• David Rose with Sammy Rat and the Resonators - (0)
• The Guildford Dragon - (0)