DOCSLIB.ORG

Document.Pdf

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Document.Pdf FABULOUS OFFICE SPACE 42,300 SQ FT PERFECTLY POSITIONED FOR BUSINESS • IMPRESSIVE NEW OFFICE BUILDING AVAILABLE Q4 2018 • PROMINENT TOWN CENTRE LOCATION • EFFICIENT FLOORS OF c.7,500 - c.8,500 SQ FT • COMMUNAL ROOF GARDEN • TWO ACCESSIBLE TERRACES • EXCELLENT NATURAL LIGHT • PANORAMIC VIEWS www.255highstreet.com A WELL-CRAFTED BUILDING DESIGNED WITH THE OCCUPIER IN MIND, 255 HIGH STREET OFFERS BEST IN CLASS OFFICE ACCOMMODATION OVER FIVE UPPER FLOORS. Air source heat pump Energy efficient Fully accessible raised floors Floor to ceiling height THE FIFTH FLOOR ROOF GARDEN heating and cooling LED lighting 2.7m - 2.8m WILL PROVIDE STUNNING VIEWS ACROSS GUILDFORD. Two passenger lifts Two feature terraces Contemporary exposed Showers with changing cubicles and 5th floor roof garden structure and services and lockers 1 person per 8m2 47 covered 44 secure bicycle spaces Breeam rating of “very good” car parking spaces (1:900 sq ft) Indicative CGI of professional fit out Indicative CGI of reception 255 HIGH STREET PROVIDES YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE FLEXIBILITY TO CREATE AN EXCEPTIONAL WORKING ENVIRONMENT. • LIGHT AND OPEN FLOOR PLATES • CONCIERGE SERVICES • COMMUNAL ROOF GARDEN • CAR PARKING • MODERN CHANGING FACILITIES AND BIKE STORAGE Indicative CGI of creative fit out SCHEDULE OF AREAS FLOOR SQ FT SQ M Fifth 7,464 693 Terrace 678 63 Roof Garden Fourth 8,249 766 Terrace 5 Third 8,503 790 4 Second 8,503 790 3 First Floor 8,376 778 2 Terrace 538 50 Terrace 1 Ground Floor reception & business lounge 1,209 112 Reception Total Office NIA 42,304 3,929 (excluding terraces) Car parking 47 spaces (1:900 sq ft) Secure bicycle storage 44 ground floor 44 47 PARKING ON 2 LEVELS RECEPTION RETAIL / RESTAURANT & BUSINESS LOUNGE G ALEXANDRA TERRACE 2, 3, 4 TERRACE TERRACE 1 5 FLOOR PLANS ARE NOT TO SCALE - FOR INDICATIVE PURPOSES ONLY PROFESSIONAL SCHEME 56 Workstations 10 Work Opportunities 4 4-Person Meeting Rooms 1 8-Person Meeting Rooms 1 10-Person Meeting Rooms 1 12-Person Board Rooms Teapoint Reception Waiting Area 2 Print Hubs Post Room / Store SECOND FLOOR CREATIVE SCHEME 47 Workstations 21 Work Opportunities 2 Focus Rooms 1 1-2-1 Room 1 Informal Meet 1 3-Person Meeting Room TERRACE 1 5-Person Meeting Room 1 8-Person Meeting Room Project Spaces Teapoint Reception 2 Print Hubs Post Room / Store FIFTH FLOOR FLOOR PLANS ARE NOT TO SCALE - FOR INDICATIVE PURPOSES ONLY IN DETAIL GENERAL DESIGN VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION ELECTRICAL SERVICES Tenant plant & risers Floor to soffit height Lift design density Electrical supply The building is provided with tenant roof plant and riser space to accommodate the tenant fit 1st-2nd floor: 2.7 m Lifts to all office floors are BCO compliant at a The building has a 500 kVa low voltage power out. density of 1:8 m2 per person. supply. 3rd-5th floor: 2.8 m Lighting 12W per m2 SUSTAINABILITY Lifts Small power 25W per m2 diversified to 15W per Structural grid m2 for building demand. 1 x 10 person 800kg The scheme will achieve a BREEAM ‘Very Good’ Floors have clear spans of between 5.5 m and 1 x 8 person 630kg rating. 3.8 m Fire detection The building is provided with a fire alarm system Energy saving measures include: Floor loadings INTERNAL FINISHES compliant with BS 5839. • High performance façade insulation 2.5 kN/m2 + 1.0 kN/m2 Entrance hall and reception • High performance double glazing with good The reception space comprises of a generous internal light quality height entrance hall leading to the lifts. Security Means of escape • Good acoustic performance through the The interior of the reception is finished with CCTV within the ground floor entrance and car façade Design density for means of escape is 1:6 m2 natural limestone floors and contemporary parking areas. feature walls. • Air source heat pump cooling and heating WC design density MECHANICAL SERVICES • Low water use fittings Offices • Low energy LED lighting Unisex toilets at a density of 1:8 m2 per person. Comfort cooling and heating The offices are completed to Category A Each floor provides 1 unisex disabled WC. The office areas are provided with air source specification include: heat pump heating and cooling. • Metal tiled raised access floor VEHICULAR ACCESS PROVISION • Typical office raised floor of 100mm Occupancy The building’s car park is accessed from • Exposed steel beams 1 person per 8 m2 Alexandra Terrace. • Exposed services • High efficiency up and down lighting Fresh air Bicycle parking • Painted monolithic ceilings Provided by way of openable windows. 44 secure bicycle spaces at ground level. • Plasterboard down stand perimeters Shower and changing facilities • White emulsion painted internal walls Internal temperatures Facilities are provided, including a unisex The building utilises an exposed structure and Summer internal temperature (office floors) disabled shower. services strategy that delivers a contemporary office environment. 24°C +/- 2°C There are also lockers and a drying room. Winter internal temperature (office floors) 20°C +/- 2°C Circulation space 18°C minimum 1 10 38 mile to the A3 minutes to Guildford minutes to London LOCATION in both directions mainline railway station Waterloo ONE OF GUILDFORD’S MANY ADVANTAGES IS ACCESSIBILITY. Total travel time: 48 mins THE TOWN LIES JUST 35 MILES SOUTH WEST OF LONDON AND WITHIN EASY REACH OF HEATHROW AND GATWICK. TRAINS RUN APPROXIMATELY EVERY 15 MINUTES BETWEEN GUILDFORD AND LONDON WATERLOO, WITH A FASTEST 40 5 50 JOURNEY TIME OF 38 MINUTES. minutes by train minutes to London minutes to London to Gatwick Road railway station Waterloo Total travel time: 55 mins LONDON M4 Waterloo Reading 35 36 Heathrow minutes to minutes drive to Reading Heathrow A3 A33 M3 Woking Redhill 10 10 M23 miles to the M25 minutes to Guildford junction 10 The Friary bus station A3 A24 Gatwick AMENITIES 1 Guildford Harbour Hotel A3 4 star. Jetty restaurant, LONDON Long Bar, spa & gym, & M25 A322 conference & meeting S facilities T O W K 2 Mandolay Hotel E O LONDON O R 3 star. Restaurant, bar, O D ROAD B A D conference facilities R I D G 3 G Live Entertainment E R venue, conference hall, O A restaurant D YORK ROAD A246 YORK ROAD 4 Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Leading regional theatre. A246 W Conference facilities, AT ER D restaurant S EN T R O O 2 A K D E R D EAT & DRINK O A A O D R 5 Rumwong N O D 6 The Jetty T N E E O L R 7 Esquires T S 1 W C 8 Pizza Express O H 3 L E S R N 5 T U9 CA O Friary S E Bus Station Y 10 Zizzi S A322 T 6 R E 8 11 Giraffe E T 7 EPSOM 11 9 ROAD 12 Starbucks 10 The 13 Sushi Nara Friary 13 Shopping 12 T EE 14 All Bar One Centre TR S GUILDFORD H IG 15 Jamie’s 14 H EET 16 Wagamama STR H RT NO 17 Komo 15 18 La Casita 19 Giggling Squid White Lion 21 A3 Walk 20 Côte Bistro PORTSMOUTH Shopping 22 Centre EET 21 Bill’s STR H HIG 23 22 Positano 16 Tunsgate Quarter 23 Ivy Castle View 18 Shopping Centre 25 24 The March Hare 19 25 Blue Sardinia 20 24 17 Guildford Castle 4 SATNAV GU1 3BS of employees 5G is coming. SMART working in Guildford have a degree or The University of Surrey’s higher educational internationally recognised GUILDFORD IS A VIBRANT AND PROSPEROUS qualification (ONS). 5G Innovation Centre is TOWN – ONE OF THE KEY COMMERCIAL unrivalled in the world for CENTRES IN THE SOUTH EAST OF ENGLAND, its scale and MAKING IT HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE TO BUSINESS. technology. Its membership of GUILDFORD’S STRENGTHS IN ACADEMIA, 26 corporates and INNOVATION AND CONNECTIVITY HAS of businesses in the 42 SMEs make it the ATTRACTED A GROWING NUMBER OF Guildford area are knowledge-based largest industry grouping PROFESSIONAL AND CREATIVE BUSINESSES. (SCC). of its kind in the world, IT IS ALSO HOST TO A EXPANDING CLUSTER OF and a powerful magnet HIGHLY REGARDED GAMING COMPANIES for inward investment. – TO THE EXTENT THAT GUILDFORD HAS BEEN CALLED “THE HOLLYWOOD OF GAMING”. IT’S A SMART PLACE TO BE. of Surrey University graduates are in employment after six months (HESA 2017). Guildford ranks as the 4th most highly educated town in the UK (UK VITALITY INDEX 2018). BUSINESS IN GUILDFORD INCLUDES GUILDFORD IS HOME TO THE UNIVERSITY OF LAW – ONE OF THE BIGGEST THE TIMES & AND MOST HIGHLY REGARDED LAW SCHOOLS SUNDAY TIMES IN THE UK AND TO THE UNIVERSITY ACADEMY OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC OF THE YEAR – A WORLD LEADER IN MUSIC 2016. INDUSTRY EDUCATION. In 2017 Guildford ranked as the 6th most productive town or city 6th in the UK. UK VITALITY INDEX 2017 Guildford’s reputation as a major technology and games hub is paramount. We have a thriving games community, with over 60 studios and more than 1,000 employees, and local studios making games which are enjoyed by millions of people worldwide Nick Hurley, Partner Charles Russell Speechlys & VIBRANT By kind permission of Komo By kind permission of G Live 255 High Street is well By kind permission of Yvonne Arnaud Theatre located at the top of Guildford High Street and faces the four star Harbour Hotel, which offers a wide range of G Live facilities – from fine dining Harbour Hotel to gym, bars, spa and conference space. Immediately adjacent is G Live, a state of the art entertainment, conference and hospitality venue. SATNAV GU1 3BS PAUL DOWSON TIM SHAW JON GARDINER ROB PEARSON [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Office: +44 (0)1483 538181 Office: +44 (0)1483 446711 Office: +44 (0)20 7409 8828 Office: +44 (0)20 7299 3093 Mobile: +44 (0)7711 535563 Mobile: +44 (0)7834 626792 Mobile: +44 (0)7870 555703 Mobile: +44 (0)7896 491283 www.lsh.co.uk www.savills.co.uk A DEVELOPMENT BY Misrepresentation Act 1967: Whilst all the information in these particulars is believed to be correct, neither the agent nor their client guarantee its accuracy nor is it intended to form part of any contract.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Turret House Guildford Town Centre • Surrey
    Turret House Guildford Town Centre • Surrey draft pdf for proofing purposes only 6 Turret House 1 Jenner Road • Guildford Surrey • GU1 3PH Stunning, central Guildford luxury apartment. Accommodation Lift Access Beautiful High Ceilings Stunning Principal Reception Room Contemporary Kitchen • Utility Cloakroom Master Bedroom with Fitted Wardrobes Bathroom Allocated, Secure Underground Parking Space draft pdf for proofing purposes only 01483 565171 2-3 Eastgate Court, High Street, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3DE [email protected] www.KnightFrank.com Description Turret House is a stunning period property in Guildford Town Centre at the top of Guildford’s prestigious Upper High Street. Accessed at street level by an attractive communal entrance or via the secure underground parking with lift access to all floors, this beautifully appointed first floor apartment boasts beautiful high ceilings, ornate cornicing, large sash windows with attractive plantation shutters. The kitchen is fitted-out with a range of quality units with composite worktops to incorporate a breakfast bar; there is a comprehensive range of integrated appliances to include a CDA Stainless Steel Gas Range Cooker and extractor chimney above, fridge/freezer, microwave oven, and dishwasher. Boasting over 700 sq. ft. this sizeable apartment shows its superiority by benefitting from a separate guest cloakroom to the main bathroom and a decent utility space. Furthermore the bedroom comes fitted with a bank of wardrobes along one wall and an attractive gas fire is the focal
    [Show full text]
  • Inwood Manor Wanborouch • Surrey
    INWOOD MANOR Wanborouch • Surrey INWOOD MANOR Wanborough • Surrey Georgian style country house with land and glorious views Guildford: 5.2 miles, Farnham: 5.4 miles, M25: 13 miles, Heathrow Airport: 31 miles, Gatwick Airport: 31 miles, Central London: 36 miles (all mileages approximate) = Reception hall, drawing room, dining room, library/media room and family room Kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, boot room and cloakroom Master suite and guest suite 6 further bedrooms and 3 further bath/shower rooms Triple garage with canopy link to house Greenhouse Formal gardens, orchard and paddocks In about 8 acres Savills Guildford 244-246 High Street, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3JF [email protected] 01483 796820 DIRECTIONS The area benefits from excellent communications via the A31 and the A3 (London – Portsmouth). From Guildford, follow the A31, Farnham Road from Guildford centre for 5.8 miles, along the Hogs The A3 connects at Wisley with the M25 for the airports and the national motorway network. Back, and then take the right hand slip road, signed to Ash and Ash Green and turn right, back onto Guildford station provides a fast and frequent service to London Waterloo, with journey times from the A31, towards Guildford on the east-bound carriageway. In precisely 0.8 miles, the turning onto about 35 minutes. Farnham station also provides a service to London Waterloo with journey times Inwood Lane will be seen, with a red letter box at the side and signed ‘Inwood’. Follow this lane and from under an hour. bear right at the fork onto a drive leading to the Inwood Manor.
    [Show full text]
  • Anti-Stress Garden Coming to RHS Chelsea Flower Show
    Spring 2019 News from the University of Surrey for Guildford residents SURREY.AC.UK UNIVERSITYOFSURREY @ UNIOFSURREYCPE Page 4 - Surrey graduate Page 7 - Could your car Page 10 - Iain Sinclair, Page 11 - Shrek workshop meets Michelle Obama park itself? Writer-in-Residence supports local group Guildford Residents’ Survey 2019 The University is calling on residents of Guildford to take part in our fifth annual residents’ survey. Since its launch in 2015, the Guildford Residents’ Survey has provided the Right: an artist’s impression of the garden design University with Main image: the garden will feature irises, flowers celebrated valuable insight, for their wellbeing properties. Credit: Getty Images feedback and ideas to build greater links with our home town. Last year, more than Anti-stress garden coming to 1,300 local residents took part, with many entering the annual RHS Chelsea Flower Show prize draw to win The University has partnered with Silent Pool Gin to present an anti-stress garden at the one of five £100 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, transporting visitors to the Surrey Hills using scents and sounds. cash prizes. We want to hear The exciting collaboration with Albury-based He will be using sensors to detect and from you – to gin brand Silent Pool, acclaimed Surrey-based capture changing electrical signals directly complete the survey garden designer David Neale and Dutch from the plants, enabling the garden to visit: surrey.ac.uk/ horticultural pioneers Plant-e will explore govern and interact with the soundscape. guildfordsurvey plant technologies that encourage wellbeing. Professor Murphy said: “This truly exciting The survey closes Through their combined expertise, the team collaboration brings to life the hidden power on 1 July 2019.
    [Show full text]
  • CHILWORTH, GUILDFORD, SURREY Award Winning Excellence
    CHILWORTH, GUILDFORD, SURREY Award winning excellence Metis Homes is an experienced and respected new homes builder and for two years running we have impressed the judges of the prestigious WhatHouse? Awards, achieving the ultimate industry prize of Best Small Housebuilder in the UK at 2017’s event, following our win of Silver the previous year, underlining our commitment to excellence in all that we do. The judges highlighted our 100% success in achieving planning on all submitted projects, demonstrating our stakeholder engagement and community collaboration, adding that – ‘Town or country it meets the architectural challenge and adds to the local scene, with sympathetic landscaping another string to its bow’. In summing up, the judges stated ‘you sense a builder with happy staff and happy customers and a strong culture established within a decade of business. Simple ambitions, but not so easy to realise. A gold standard set.’ This award bears testament to our ambition to place high quality design, specification and build standards, allied to first class customer service, at the forefront of our operations. Choose one of our homes at St Martha’s Place and you too can reap the benefits of our award-winning standards. Award winning excellence Metis Homes is an experienced and respected new homes builder and for two years running we have impressed the judges of the prestigious WhatHouse? Awards, achieving the ultimate industry prize of Best Small Housebuilder in the UK at 2017’s event, following our win of Silver the previous year, underlining our commitment to excellence in all that we do. The judges highlighted our 100% success in achieving planning on all submitted projects, demonstrating our stakeholder engagement and community collaboration, adding that – ‘Town or country it meets the architectural challenge and adds to the local scene, with sympathetic landscaping another string to its bow’.
    [Show full text]
  • Snape House Shackleford • Godalming • SURREY
    snape house Shackleford • Godalming • SURREY draft pdf for proofing purposes only snape house Shackleford Godalming • SURREY A classic period village house adjoining the church in this highly sought after location Accommodation Porch • Reception/Dining Hall • Drawing Room Sitting Room • Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room • Utility Room Cloakroom Master Bedroom with En suite Bathroom and Balcony 4 further Bedrooms • Bathroom • Shower room Extensive outbuildings Tennis court draft pdf Beautiful grounds. for proofing In all approximately 1.495 acres purposes only 01483 565171 2-3 Eastgate Court, High Street Guildford, GU1 3DE [email protected] www.KnightFrank.com These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the text. Description Snape House (formerly Grenville Lodge) was built at the end of the 19th century by Colonel Hadaway who was married to the sister of Lady Caroline Grenville. The sisters were the daughters of the Duke of Buckingham. The house has a well documented list of owners and it has been a much loved family home for our clients since they took ownership in 2005. The house offers the very well proportioned rooms expected from a property of this era, with features including high ceilings, large windows and open fires. The accommodation is laid out over three floors and includes 4 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms and 3 bath/shower rooms. Gardens and Grounds Extending to approximately 1.495 acres of level grounds, the gardens are wonderfully secluded with a perfect blend of formal and informal landscaping.
    [Show full text]
  • The Electric Theatre and Guildford Performing Arts Venues
    Agenda item number: 7 Appendix 1 The Electric Theatre and Guildford Performing Arts Venues Report Beckwith Consulting Ltd October 2014 Agenda item number: 7 Appendix 1 Contents Page 1.0 Introduction 1 2.0 Performing Arts Venues in Guildford 1 2.1 Yvonne Arnaud Theatre 2 2.2 G Live 3 3.0 The Electric Theatre 4 3.1 Financial Analysis 4 3.2 Guildford Amateur Theatre Association 5 3.3 Professional v Amateur v Subsidy 6 3.4 Festivals 7 3.5 Current Management 7 3.6 The Future 8 3.7 Options 8 4.0 Conclusion 10 5.0 Recommendations 10 Agenda item number: 7 Appendix 1 1.0 Introduction The Electric Theatre is a 210 seat facility which was converted to a theatre from a redundant electricity works building in 1997. The theatre is owned and directly operated by Guildford Borough Council. The conversion of the building to the Electric Theatre was due to successful lobbying from the Guildford Amateur Theatre Association (GATA) who also provided technical equipment. A legal agreement gives GATA priority booking rights and concessionary hire rates. The Council has been considering the role the theatre plays in contributing to the overall performing arts provision in Guildford. It is important to the Council that any decisions on the future of the Electric Theatre are taken in the context of the other performing arts venues and affordability in light of competing priorities for the Council’s declining revenue budget. A stakeholder workshop was held at the Electric Theatre in March 2014 with an aim to understand the cultural offer, purpose and future of the theatre.
    [Show full text]
  • Read the Full Manifesto
    Guildford Conservatives The Conservative Manifesto for the Guildford Borough Council Elections on 5 May 2011 CONTENTS Economy 1 Environment 2 Housing 3 Culture & Community 4 Cleaner, Safer Community 5 Your Conservative Candidates 6 Your Conservative Candidates 7 Your Conservative Candidates 8 For more information about the policies contained in this manifesto, please contact us: Guildford Conservatives, Unit 17a Home Farm, Loseley Park, Guildford, GU3 1HS 01483 300330 [email protected] www.guildfordconservatives.com Promoted by Jackie Porter, on behalf of Guildford Conservatives, both of Unit 17a Home Farm, Loseley Park, Guildford GU3 1HS. 1 Economy Our pledges to you: • Freeze council tax for 2011/2012 • Continue to provide excellent Value for Money • Achieve Purple Flag status for the town centre economy • Promote tourism through Guildford’s Tourist Information Centre • Support local post offices, pubs and small shops • Maintain our vibrant, competitive local economy by supporting local businesses GUildfoRD BOROUGH COUNCIL TAX INCREASES Which council does what and how much 10% council tax do they receive? LIB DEM taX INCREASES Guildford Borough 9% Counc il: Refuse, Surrey Police Authority recycling, street 13.4% cleaning, planning, 8% welfare, car parks, leisure, 7% environmental health, licensing, housing and council 6% tax benefit, parks and countryside, preventing 5% homelessness CONSERvative INCREASES 9.72% 4% Parishes (average) 1.51% 3% COUNCIL TAX 2% FROZEN 2011/2012 1% Surrey County Council: Social services, 0% education, roads, libraries 75.37% 2001/2 2002/3 2003/4 2008/9 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12 Conservative controlled Guildford Borough Council has frozen the council tax you pay for their services in 2011/12.
    [Show full text]
  • Timbers | Shere Road | West Clandon | Guildford | GU4 8SF an L-Shaped Sitting Room with Lovely Open Views to the Front
    • Timbers | Shere Road | West Clandon | Guildford | GU4 8SF An L-shaped sitting room with lovely open views to the front • 3 double bedrooms with en suite to the main A well presented and recently refurbished single storey residence set in the middle of a generous sized • All bathrooms have underfloor heating plot. The property offers light and airy accommodation and outside living is encouraged and • Beautifully fitted kitchen/breakfast room accentuated by a well-designed covered al fresco dining area. • Separate utility room, outside wc, double garage Property Description The property has a very welcoming reception hall whi ch in turn leads into a large L-shaped sitting room with open brick fireplace. Light streams in through a large picture window overlooking the front garden, with a far distant view. The study leads off this room and ove rlooks the rear garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is approached via both the reception hall and sitting room, making ideal entertaining space. The kitchen has been tastefully fitted with granite work surfaces and contemporary stainless-steel fittings wi th integrated appliances . There is an abundance of fitted cupboards and also a built-in twin oven together with separate hob. The breakfast are a can accommodate seating for 6 people. There are three double bedrooms, with an en suite walk in shower to th e main bedroom. The family bathroom offers both a shower and separate bath. In addition, the loft space has been boarded allowing further development potential. Outside there is very generous frontage with a gravelled drive approach allowing ample parkin g for several cars.
    [Show full text]
  • What's on I Promotions I News
    Premie R PRIVILEGED CLUB 2018 ISSUE: JULY what’s on I promotions I news 2018 ISSUE: JULY The Fenchurch in Sky Harden As one of our Premier Privileged Club members, we are happy to send you this months newsletter. Specifically created to keep our valued readers informed on a monthly basis inbetween your quarterly editions of Premier Magazine, we really hope that some of the restaurant and hotel offers, incentives and events that we have featured in this edition may be of interest. As always if you’ve visited somewhere recently that you really consider worthy of some praise - possibly for exceptional service, amazing cuisine, or just plain quirkiness - please let us know. Regards Tim Price Publisher [email protected] Published by Right Impression Publishing Ltd, Unit 2 Williams Court, Littlemead Ind. Estate, Cranleigh, Surrey GU6 8NE. Tel: 01483 272072. No reproduction in whole or part without written permission. The Publisher cannot be held liable for any loss suffered as a result of information herein or for errors or ommissions. ©2018 Copyright Right Impression Publishing Limited. 2018 ISSUE: JULY Surrey & Berkshire: the coming month’s theatre listings New Victoria Theatre Royal 14 - 18 AUGUST Theatre, Woking Windsor RHYTHM OF THE DANCE Amazing Irish dancing 17 - 21 JULY 17 - 21 JULY 21 AUGUST 2018 - 01 EVITA LLOYD GEORGE KNEW MY Follows a smash hit run at FATHER SEPTEMBER 2018 RAIN MAN London’s Dominion Theatre, this When an eccentric, British, is Bill Kenwright’s production of upper-class couple learn that a Tim Rice’s musical bypass is to be built through their Dorking Halls property, they are not best WED 25 - 26 22 JULY pleased! DINOSAUR WORLD LIVE THE JOHNNY CASH 2 performances each day ROADSHOW 24 - 28 JULY THE DRESSER Dare to experience the dangers 25 - 26 JULY and delights of Dinosaur World TELETUBBIES LIVE in this interactive new show for 27 JULY all the family.
    [Show full text]
  • Planning Minutes
    SHERE PARISH COUNCIL Serving the villages of Gomshall, Holmbury St. Mary, Peaslake, Shere and a large part of Abinger Hammer Minutes of the Planning Committee meeting held on 21 June 2013 in Tanyard Hall, 30 Station Road, Gomshall Present: Parish Councillors R Smith (Chairman), R Andrews, C Brooke, C Carlisle, B Cohen, R Davey, B Grover, M Taylor-Cotter M Urban and the Clerk: J Millett and nine members of the public. Apologies for absence were received from Councillors D Hall and R Newman. Declarations of Disclosable Pecuniary and Other Interests – Councillor C Brooke declared an interest in application 13/P/00879, Shere Village Nursery, Gomshall Lane. The Minutes of the meeting held on 30 May 2013 were APPROVED AND SIGNED as a correct record. Consideration of Planning Applications: ADJOURNMENT TO ALLOW THE PUBLIC TO ADDRESS THE COMMITTEE Residents of the adjoining property to the Firs, Netley Close, Gomshall, and then the applicant, addressed the Committee. 13/P/00868 The Firs, Netley Close, Gomshall Remove existing mix of pitched and flat roofs. Extension of existing dwelling to include new enlarged roof, with two front and three rear dormer windows and roof-lights, solar collectors, rear infill extension. It was AGREED that a site meeting be held the following morning by the north ward councillors. 13/P/00774 Foxlands, Knob Field, Abinger Hammer Timber framed double garage and workroom with log store. OBJECT as concerned about cumulative effect of extensions to this property; the planning history needs to be checked. 13/P/0071 Rad Lane Cottage, Rad Lane, Peaslake Single storey side extension.
    [Show full text]
  • Sutton Green House Sutton Green, Guildford, Surrey
    Sutton Green House Sutton Green, Guildford, Surrey Sutton Green House Sutton Green, Guildford, Surrey A most attractive south facing country house of almost 3,000 sq ft set in a highly enviable location in the heart of one of the most convenient villages in Surrey. Accommodation Reception hall | 32 foot drawing room | Sitting room | Dining room | Farmhouse kitchen Utility room | 2 cloakrooms Extensive master bedroom suite with dressing room, bathroom, shower room and separate cloakroom Bedroom 2 with en suite bathroom | Bedroom 3/study Detached double garage with first floor Beautiful gardens ~ In all about 1.37 acres Knight Frank Guildford 2-3 Eastgate Court, High Street, Guildford, Surrey GU1 3DE Tel: +44 1483 565 171 [email protected] knightfrank.co.uk Situation Shopping With origins back to Domesday, Sutton Green enjoys a semi- Woking - 3.5 miles rural situation, some three miles to the north of Guildford and Guildford - 3.7 miles within easy reach of all amenities. Located within Green Belt, the Central London - 31 miles surrounding countryside comprises mainly farmland, extensive areas of common land and the Wey Navigation, with attractive Theatres walks and abundant wildlife. There is a thriving local community G Live, Guildford based around the Sutton Green Association, two local churches Yvonne Arnaud, Guildford and the golf club. The village hosts a number of annual events, Electric Theatre, Guildford including the fête, and the village hall hosts several events, New Victoria Theatre, Woking including a wine tasting dinner, as well as offering exercise classes and infant and baby group sessions. There is an excellent public Leisure Centres house (The Olive Tree), 2 garden centres with farm shops in the Surrey Sports Park, Guildford village in addition to a Sainsbury’s supermarket within a couple of Spectrum Leisure Centre, Guildford miles at Burpham.
    [Show full text]
  • Your University
    Autumn 2018 News from the University of Surrey for Guildford residents SURREY.AC.UK UNIVERSITYOFSURREY @UNIOFSURREYCPE Page 4 - Students win at Page 11 - Awards for stand- Page 15 - Caroline’s Page 16 - Instagram feature: Guildford in Bloom 2018 out student volunteers inspirational fitness story our beautiful hometown What’s inside Take a peek inside this edition of Your University. Page 2 Page 11 Welcome Students in Welcome from Guildford our guest editor, Meet our Students’ Dr Jim Glover, Union new Vice- and interesting President Community University facts and hear about Nightline – Pages 3 - 5 a wellbeing service Community news run for students, Local news, by students community projects, volunteering and Page 12 recent events Business and learning New accommodation opens on our Manor Park campus Page 6 News from Surrey Feature Business School, QS Meet our community World Employability champions and find Rankings 2019 and New homes for out how we work adult education together to make opportunities a difference Page 13 Surrey’s new students Page 7 Schools Students joining the University for this academic year have arrived on campus, Digital Guildford and colleges with 477 undergraduates moving into brand new accommodation blocks. Surrey wins Google Discover the Challenge, 5G University’s inspiring The barn-style buildings, which are 2005. There are further plans to Innovation Centre work with local schools located on the University’s Manor Park provide more than 1,000 rooms on testbed hosts one and the community’s young carers campus, bring the University’s total the site over the next few years, million users and Digital Minister number of campus bed-spaces to 5,647.
    [Show full text]