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THE COMMUNITY STORE""

The  Community Store has moved to its new home at: Broadwater Park, Summers Road, Farncombe GU7 3BE.

For more information on how to contact the Community Store or to make a donation, please click here.


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THINGS TO DO

EVENTS CALENDAR

DISCOVER GODALMING

From sport and leisure to walks, shopping and cultural experiences, Godalming has something to suit everybody.

There is always something going on in Godalming. Find out about what’s happening or tell us about your event.

For visitors, Godalming is a great place to explore. Discover places to visit, where to stay and how to get here.


UPCOMING EVENTS

07 Dec
St John’s Church, St John's Street
Farncombe, Surrey GU7 3EJ United Kingdom
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07 Dec
Guildford Rugby Club, Guildford Road
Godalming, Surrey GU7 3DH United Kingdom
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14 Dec
Council Chamber, The Burys
Godalming, GU7 1HR United Kingdom
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14 Dec
Council Chamber, The Burys
Godalming, GU7 1HR United Kingdom
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Charterhouse School in Godalming

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Farncombe Street Boots Store

Members of Godalming Town Council brought forward a motion at its Environment & Planning Committee meeting held on the 10... read more

Mayor’s Charity Quiz Evening

The Mayor of Godalming, Cllr Adam Duce, will be hosting a charity quiz night on Friday, 27 October  2023 at... read more

Welcome to Godalming! Godalming is situated in some of the finest countryside in southern England and has a population of just over 21,000. It is midway between London and the south coast and both are easy to reach by public and private transport.

It contains narrow attractive streets, lined with many ancient and historic buildings, and lies alongside the River Wey. Godalming is twinned with Mayen and Joigny.

Location has played a major role in Godalming’s history, it was first recorded in the will of King Alfred the Great of Wessex in AD899. Godalming is a town with many famous sons and daughters and in 1881 became the first town in the world to have a public electricity supply.

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