It has also been previously announced Guildford charities The Halow Project and Cherry Trees have already booked their spots after a public vote.

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Around 30 Guildford landmarks will take over the legendary London streets and addresses made famous on the original London board from Mayfair to Old Kent Road. Surrey Police said Berry was driving a grey Seat Ibiza on Sunday April 26 last year, when he lost control and collided with a silver Ford Fiesta on the A24 Horsham Road, between Clark’s Green roundabout and the Kingsfold railway bridge. How about the famously beautifully countryside that surrounds Guildford like Pewley Down or The Chantries? Get Surrey has been conducting its own poll on what YOU would like to see feature on a Guildford edition of the game.Guildford was announced the winner of a competition to have its own board after fending off Windsor, Cranbrook, Epping Forest, Marlow and St Albans in an online poll.

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Our county town triumphed over its closest rival, Windsor, in a public ‘home counties’ vote and now it’s open season as to what will take the place of the famous Mayfair (that should bring out the stilettos! However, the opportunity is now open for everyone to submit their ideas to Winning Moves UK and get Guildford the Monopoly board its residents want. Congratulations to the Halow Project and for all those who voted,” said Jamie Lamont, from the makers of the new board, Winning Moves UK. Ken Jordan was aged in his 70s when he started a relationship with his wife’s cousin, 65-year-old Bernice Elliott. Steve Cotney, centre manager of White Lion Walk, said: “We are absolutely thrilled to be one of Monopoly: Guildford edition’s official partners.

The official announcement was made at Guildford Castle on Friday morning, with the building being one of the early front runners to take the highly esteemed Mayfair tile. The traffic is not helped by a minor shunt between Junction 12 and Junction 13 that blocked a lane for a time.

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Although the full board is yet to be revealed, game maker Winning Moves UK issued the box art last month giving fans a chance to work out which landmarks are set to feature. Some might say that the best way to ruin family relations is to break out a game of Monopoly and unleash the cut-throat business people within, but at least you can now argue over your favourite Guildford landmarks. Jamie Lamont, of Winning Moves UK, said: “It is a thank you to Guildford for all its great support and suggestions for the new board. Originally only one charity was guaranteed a space on the board but due to an overwhelming response from the public, this has been extended to two.The public vote got under way on January 28, with Guildford up against Cranbrook, Epping Forest, Marlow, St Albans and Windsor. A police cordon was placed around a vehicle at a Chessington World of Adventures car park on Friday afternoon.

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The game, licensed by Hasbro, will be created by Winning Moves UK and will feature 22 customised new properties, while the stations will be given over to a travel theme. Guildford's very own edition of Monopoly is finally here - and Get Surrey has been given a sneak preview of what to expect. The town will go head-to-head with Cranbrook, Epping Forest, Marlow, St Albans and Windsor later this year when the contest is put to public vote. Guildford has stormed into the lead in an online poll to decide which of six south-east towns should get its own edition of Monopoly. The charity’s head of fundraising and marketing, Tania Cantoni, said: “There were wild scenes of joy when we heard we had won a square on the board.The four original train stations on the board will be handed over to a "travel" theme, while the Chance and Community Chest cards will also be tailored to the winning location. The board will immortalise Guildford and its heritage both past, present and pointing to the future, and with both the public and retail interest we are sure it will prove to be a Christmas best-seller. Sally Anne Lowe, marking manager at G Live, said: “We’re very pleased to have been asked to host this great event and to be part of the Guildford edition of such an iconic game. As you move around the board, you will also encounter Guildford’s renowned educational institutions: Lanesborough Preparatory School, Royal Grammar School, Guildford College and the University of Surrey, which all feature proudly in this official MONOPOLY edition. These include the likes of the Electric Theatre and Guildford railway station, with 28 recognisable places taking over the from the game's original iconic London landmarks.