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Local artist, Mary Hainline, and her artist friends are excited to be holding a vibrant and colourful exhibition of their contemporary paintings at Guildford ...
Troy has fallen. The Greeks have won their vicious war. They can return home victorious, stuffed with their spoils: their pilfered gold, robbed weapons, ...
Photo © Barnaby Bamford It seems obvious, doesn’t it, that all new developments should be built on brownfield sites to protect our diminishing green ...
Robin (Erithacus rubecula) Take a good look at the photo here, folks. Guess what it is? Haven’t a clue? Well neither have four in ten people, ...
Cranley Road, Barton, Oxford (courtesy of Al Horn) The city of Oxford is another place that has a street apparently called after our village. The suburb of ...
Firstly, welcome to what will be my last article. I need to concentrate on other ventures but I have really enjoyed writing for you each month. I always try ...
Sayers Croft is opening up its many rural activities for this all-age community event - with a climbing tower, zip wire challenge, caving experience, pond ...
Wintershall Singers will be making a welcome return this month to Memory Lane on Monday 18th July. Memory Lane is held twice a month at the Cranleigh Arts ...
I love this dish because it is cheap and easy to prepare. It has a great taste and is so healthy! It’s the perfect starter for a nice lunch on a sunny day. ...
One summer. Two foes. A plot twist they never saw coming! Nora is a ruthless literary agent at the peak of her game. Her whole life is all about books. ...
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