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5 February 2024 by Ali Watmore in Community

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The Parish of Ash, in Surrey, though quite small, is the most heavily populated of the rural parishes within the Borough of Guildford. In times past Ash was a very sparsely populated parish but in recent years has grown into a residential area with a population that could shortly reach 18,000. Read more …

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