by Joy Horn In 1933-4 a Cranleigh family produced fourteen issues of a weekly newspaper, intended to help keep the family together, as individuals were ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Bonfire Boys and Lions, about 2020 ‘The Lions are coming!’ proclaimed the local freebie magazine in its June 1974 issue. ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: BBC sound engineer Peter Mirams, David Gamble (parish clerk), Tony Young (chairman of the parish council), Sarah Pitt (a ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: St Andrew's church. The W.I. originally met in the church hall. In the first half of the 20th century, only a few married ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Charles Croxford, boot and shoe repairer (Cranleigh Voices, comp. Seymour and Warrington (2000)) Charles Herbert – or ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: The Rectory, 1863-1985: designed by Henry Woodyer, it is now Moat Lodge Senior Living Apartments Margaret Cunningham ...

by Joy Horn / Main Photo: Fred Delves's barber's shop and stationer's (now Brown's Gin & Tea Cafe and Bella Bambino's) How did small children ...

by Joy Horn Main Photo: Pierrot troupes were popular from the First World War to the 1950s What was going on in this village one hundred years ago? ...

By Joy Horn // Main Picture: An early picture of the National School, 1850. There was a single schoolroom, divided into two classes. The headmaster's ...

by Joy HornMain Photo: Aerial view in the 1960s of the earliest houses built on Summerlands (first called 'Nuthurst' estate), with Park Mead estate This ...

by Joy Horn This month’s walk is just under one mile, with opportunities to sit down along the way. It begins in the footpath at the north end of the ...

by Joy Horn Main Photo - The gasworks and gasholders, seen from the railway bridge (courtesy of Michael Miller This walk is along a level stretch of the ...