Anyone who has stood shivering under Guildford Bus Station’s rather tired old shelter waiting for a delayed bus will know the feeling, wondering whether the wait is really […]
Worplesdon Cricketer Completes 62-Mile Run-Up in Bid for World Record
People raise money for charity in all manner of peculiar ways, from sponsored silences to doing marathons wearing fancy dress, but few stunts demand the stamina of a […]
How Food Producers in Guildford Can Find New Markets for Their Products
Selling another jar at a farmers’ market feels good. But if your Guildford food business depends mainly on weekend shoppers, growth can hit a ceiling. The bigger opportunity […]
Guildford Walkers Mark 21st Year of Walkfest with a Month of Free Guided Walks
There is something distinctly British about greeting the end of summer with a stout pair of boots and a raincoat tucked in the bag, just in case. Whilst […]
Guildford Wins Funding for Chewing Gum Crackdown
Of all the small annoyances that a town centre can suffer, there aren’t many that are as stubborn as a pavement stained with old chewing gum. It is […]
Guildford Fringe Festival Returns for 13th Year with Comedy, Poetry, Music, Theatre & More
Everyone who has spent even a modicum of time in the United Kingdom, especially in the summer, will have heard about the Edinburgh Festival. The much-loved event has […]
Halifax to Close Its Guildford High Street Branch After Three Decades
The great British bank branch has been having a hard time of it for years now, with cash machines and counters steadily giving way to apps and video […]
Cold Stops in the Surrey Hills: The Layer Most Walkers Forget
It is easy not to feel the cold while you are moving. A steady pace, mild air and a good view across the Surrey Hills can make a […]
Guildford’s Own Caped Crusader is Scrubbing the Streets Clean
Nowadays, superheroes tend to arrive courtesy of CGI, saving cities from asteroids or supervillains, which makes it all the more interesting when something approaching the real thing turns […]
