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Raymond Reid Photo is a local business that provides the community with great customer service and a good range of products. The company has been serving the community for over 30 years! The list below shows the main services the company provides. Here are the in-store services we provide: • Digital printing - This takes a matter of minutes to do and can be any size from 6x4 up to 12x8. If you want prices pop in and pick up our price list. • Film Processing - We still process 35mm colour print film and disposable cameras. If you want prices pop in and pick up our price list. • Passport and ID photos - We take passport photos for the UK and other countries. You don’t have to book just pop in. If you need a different country just ask as we should be able to do it. • Cameras - We stock a good range of quality cameras; compacts, Digital SLRs and camcorders from Fuji, Nikon, Panasonic and Canon. Any makes or models not in stock can usually be obtained – please ask for details. • Binoculars - We have wide range of binoculars that can be for everything, from bird watching to watching the cricket. • Frames and albums - We have a wide collection of frames and albums. Our frames range in size, from passport size up to A1! Our albums cover all sizes and styles, including; slip in, self-adhesive and traditional. We also able to make frames to order, you can ask in store for more details. • Producing copies - We can produce reproductions of photos from prints, slides and negatives. So if you need a copy of that all-important photo there’s a chance we can make it for you. These are other services we provide: • Photo restoration - If that old photo of your great aunt is damaged we can restore it to its former glory. If you have a picture black and white and you want it in colour then we can do that too. • Canvases and posters - We are able to get those really nice family photos and lovely views blown up into large posters and canvases, we have a printer locally who produces these for us, so we can normally turn your orders around inside a week. • Camera repairs - We have a local repairer that we send our repairs to. We can give you an estimate of the cost if you bring the camera in. • Video transfers - We have been using a company called Trident for a number of years now. They are able to make DVDs from all types of video formats and also from the old cine reels. If you’re interested then come in for a price list or quote. If you want more information on these services or have any other queries or questions please feel free to come in-store and ask or write on our Facebook wall.

Wado Ryu karate is a Japanese Martial Art, comprising of a mix of traditional karate striking techniques, combined with the unarmed controlling techniques from Japanese Jujutsu. We offer high quality instruction with a friendly atmosphere. Whether you wish to compete, learn to defend yourself or purely workout and increase your fitness, our clubs offer lessons for all ages or abilities and are equally suitable for both male and female students. Our classes are great for improving fitness, weight loss, toning and flexibility, whilst learning practical self defense skills and are a great way to stay healthy and keep fit. A typical lesson will burn as many calories as Kickboxing, Judo, MMA, Taekwondo, circuit training or an aerobics lesson. Classes at Aldershot, Farnham and Haslemere Haslemere karate club Weds evenings 6.30-7.30pm kids and 7.30-9.00pm adults and teens. Shottermill Junior School, Lion Lane, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 1JF 07876 577675 Sensei Corin Pegden - Club instructor Aldershot karate club Tuesday evenings 6.30-8.00pm Adult only Thursday 6.00-7.00pm kids only and 7.00-8.00pm adults only Garrison Rehabilitation Centre, Duchess of Kent Barracks, Aldershot, GU11 2DW. 07809 445316 Sensei Graham Hopkins - Club instructor Farnham karate club Sunday mornings 10.30-11.30am kids and 10.30am-12.00pm adults and teens. Farnham Memorial Hall, West Street, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7EE. 07876 577675 Sensei Corin Pegden - Club instructor

Woodie & Morris is a "one-stop" shopping experience for those seeking something a little different from that available on the High Street. Personal shopping & style advice a speciality. We like our customers to look and feel great We carry an extensive selection of clothing, footwear, accessory and beauty brands at a wide range of price points. Brands currently stocked include: Out of Xile, Masai, Yaya, Yaya, Saint Tropez, LTB, Two Danes, NYDJ, American Vintage, Skandal, Superga, Ravel, Vanilla Moon, Ska Ballerinas, Holster, Scholl, Bumper Boots, REN Skincare and Ortigia from Sicily Regular in-store events featuring fun, fizz, facials and fashion. Sign up to our newsletter for monthly updates. www.woodieandmorris.co.uk

Driving School serving Guildford, Godalming, Haslemere and Cranleigh.

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Georgian House Hotel and spa in Haslemere Surrey near Guildford and Godalming, the perfect hotel for your Christmas Party, accommodation, a wedding or conference. Call 01428 656644 or book online.

Haslemere Museum is situated in Southwest Surrey near the Hampshire and West Sussex borders. With over 240,000 Natural History specimens, along with over 140,000 Human History artefacts from around the World, we are one of the largest Museums in central southern England. There are three large permanent galleries and three temporary exhibition rooms, with a library, archive and a dedicated education room for people of all ages. The grounds cover an area of over 15,000sq metres, with a large pond and gazebo, an observation beehive and a tree trail that follows the Museum´s boundary through an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. National Trust land is nearby for long or short walks in the countryside.

Haslemere, with a modest population of about 15,000, is extremely fortunate to possess such a building as Haslemere Hall. It is a fully equipped theatre seating approximately 340 in a main Auditorium with upper Balcony. The large stage has facilities for flying scenery and there is a modern computer controlled lighting and sound system. There are ample backstage dressing rooms, Green Room etc. As a multipurpose building it is also used for lectures, meetings etc. There are regular cinema showings of recent films, and there is a licensed bar. Haslemere Hall circa 1913 This was all made possible by a local benefactor by the name of Barclay Lewis Day , who was living in Haslemere back in 1912. He decided to build a Hall with his own money, and he invited well known architects to submit their plans in a competition for the best design. The competition was judged by a prominent member of the Royal Institute of British Architects, and the winning design was by Annesley Brownrigg F.R.I.B.A. A firm of architects bearing his name still practices in Guildford to this day. The early 1900s saw the tail end of the William Morris , and Arts and Crafts Movement in England , and the design reflects this influence. There is a particularly fine curved stone staircase leading to the upper Rotunda sitting out area, and Balcony. Building work started in 1912 and the Hall was officially opened in 1914. To the people of Haslemere The opening coincided with the outbreak of World War 1 and for the first four years of its life the Hall was requisitioned by the War Office and used as drill hall for the troops . At the end of the war in 1918 Barclay Day announced that he was presenting the Hall “ to the people of Haslemere”, as a gift. A plaque at the base of the staircase commemorates this most generous gift. Ever since then the Hall has been run completely independently by a Board Of Trustees set up originally by the then Ministry Of Education. The Trustees are representative of the Civil, Religious, and Educational life of the town and its various performing Societies. The Hall receives no endowments or State Grants. Until recently its only source of income came from lettings to those who want to use the Hall and from individual “Friends of Haslemere Hall”. There is a small Annual Grant from the Local Authority but in recent years this been cut back. However, with the demise of the Rex cinema in Haslemere, the Trustees decided to introduce film shows in conjunction with Southern Cinema Services, on several days each month. All the latest releases are shown and the income from this activity has been of enormous help in ensuring the Hall’s continuing viability. A building that is approaching 100 years of age is constantly requiring attention in the form of repairs and renewals. Improvements and modernisation work are undertaken as funds permit . To this end the “Friends of Haslemere Hall” has been set up to which all those who wish to contribute as subscribers , may do so. The Trustees are always mindful of their responsibility and obligation to maintain the Hall, and of their debt to Barclay Day who provided such a valuable amenity for the future generations of Haslemere citizens.

Two time winner of the Kennel Club's Open for Dogs Award, Voted "The People's Choice" at The Haslemere Chamber of Commerce Business Awards, Finalist in the Pet Industry Awards "Best Retail Shop", and awarded Third Place in the All Party Small Shop Group "Best Small Shop in the UK".