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A large crowd of people, some in ceremonial dress and holding wreaths, gather outdoors under trees with autumn foliage.Community Events · 28 OctoberGuildford Borough Council Invites Residents to Attend 2026 Remembrance EventsRead the story →
White text on a teal background reads 'Go Green for Business', surrounded by outlines of leaves, with the Guildford Borough logo in the bottom right corner.Council / Government Updates · 21 OctoberGuildford Borough Council Launches Free 'Go Green for Business' Sustainability SchemeA storefront for "Collectors Record Centres" with records visible in the window and a "Western Union" sign hanging above, next to a street view.Local News · 14 OctoberGuildford Record Shop That Has Served Vinyl Fans Since 1984A group of seven smiling women stand together in front of a banner and a store entrance, with one woman seated in a mobility scooter.Grants & Funding · 2 OctoberGuildford Shopmobility Reopens with Council Funding BoostThe exterior of The Electric Theatre building under a clear blue sky, featuring brick walls, grey metallic cladding, and a prominent entrance with steps leading up to glass doors.Council / Government Updates · 28 SeptemberGuildford Seeks Sustainable Future for Much-Loved Community TheatreA man and a woman in sailing jackets smiling at the camera from a boat on a cloudy day.New Business · 23 SeptemberGodalming couple launch herbal tea business after years working at seaTwo women with curly hair stand in front of a patterned backdrop, one with blonde hair looking forward and one with red hair smiling at the camera.Theatre & Performing Arts · 10 SeptemberSuzannah Lipscomb Returns to Surrey for Guildford History EventA man in a dark suit plays a grand piano in a dimly lit room, surrounded by numerous glowing pillar candles on the floor.Theatre & Performing Arts · 12 AugustEinaudi's Music to Be Performed by Candlelight in GuildfordStylized white text spelling "Guildford Festival of the Arts" on a vibrant, abstract background of blue, green, red, and pink brushstrokes.Events · 11 AugustGuildford Festival of the Arts Returns for Four-Day Creative CelebrationA purple storefront with a large display window for "Paper Moon Bookshop" showcasing books and various items.Local News · 8 AugustGuildford Independent Bookseller Celebrates First Year AnniversaryA man holding a cello stands in the middle of a church aisle, facing the viewer, flanked by seated and masked individuals on both sides.What's On · 30 JulyGuildford Cathedral will be In The Dark this DecemberA two-story building with a dark roof and illuminated cream-colored stone walls at night, featuring a sign that reads "Prince Albert."Music & Events · 29 JulyGuildford’s Open Mic Scene: 5 Places to Enjoy Local Live MusicA close-up view of an old red brick building with many rectangular windows, a clock, and a bell tower on the roof under a blue sky with white clouds.Local News · 26 JuneThe Archbishop's Gift: How Abbot's Hospital Has Sheltered Guildford's Needy for 400 YearsThe grave of Lewis Carroll, marked with a small sign and a stone cross at the head, surrounded by greenery and fallen leaves.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneLewis Carroll's Final Chapter: The Alice Author's Quiet Years and Death in GuildfordA tall brick church tower with a white statue of a robed figure on top reaches into a cloudy sky, with parts of the church's brick facade in the foreground.History · 10 JuneThe People's Cathedral: How 200,000 Guildford Residents Built Their Own Cathedral Brick by BrickPalm trees rustle lightly against a pale blue sky with faint clouds, hinting at a warm, breezy destination.Arts & Culture · 10 JuneMark Lemon: How Crawley's Most Famous Resident Founded Punch MagazineA canal with several boats docked, modern buildings on the left bank, and black wooden structures with grassy grounds on the right bank under a clear blue sky.Transport · 10 JuneGuildford's Liquid Highway: How the River Wey Navigation Transformed a Market Town Into a Trading Hub

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