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  • 1 week ago | guildford-dragon.com | David Rose

    Saturday, February 26, 1965 was a night to remember in the swinging Sixties of Woking, when Tom Jones and his band played at the Atalanta Ballroom in Commercial Road. It was the same night that it was revealed that his song, It’s Not Unusual, had reached number one in the pop music charts.

  • 1 week ago | guildford-dragon.com | David Rose

    Notice: The Brigitte Trust’s Farewell Cafés, Jacobs Well Village Hall, May 21Since 1984 The Brigitte Trust has been dedicated to supporting individuals and their families facing terminal conditions, enhancing quality of life through practical and emotional help. It believes that everyone has the right to live well beyond diagnosis and to make the most of their time, no matter the outcome.

  • 1 week ago | guildford-dragon.com | David Rose

    In every community there are men and women, and in some cases children, who go above and beyond the rest to contribute to the community. These people often go through life without a huge amount of recognition and in most cases are neither rich nor famous. The latest exhibition at Send and Ripley History Society’s museum focuses on two such people: wartime pharmacist extraordinaire Kenneth White and his assistant John Hutson.

  • 2 weeks ago | guildford-dragon.com | David Rose

    Celebrations for the 180th Anniversary of the Railway Coming to Guildford, Free Exhibition and Guided Walk, May 2 to 4Journey back in time at Guildford railway station to see a free exhibition of vintage photos and artefacts celebrating the 180th anniversary of railway coming to the town. The exhibition is from Friday to Sunday, May 2 to 4, 10am to 4pm, in a shop unit in front of the station by the taxi rank – look for the signboard.

  • 2 weeks ago | guildford-dragon.com | David Rose

    Guildford u3a Singers will be performing their Easter concert at St Nicolas Church, Bury Street, Guildford on Wednesday, April 16, at 2pm. This year they will be singing both traditional music (excerpts from Olivet to Calvary) and lighter music including one of the songs from the musical Sister Act.

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