For many the thought of any kind of return to learning online fills them with dread: for sisters Kristy and Annie V. it has allowed them to pursue their show jumping careers abroad at this winter’s International Sunshine tour. Travelling to Hubside Jumping, St Tropez, during October and then to Montenmedio in Spain ...
A view of the Village Hospital in 1929
Would you leave any of Cranleigh’s oldest buildings to rot? NO? we thought not! Then please help to raise the noise and indignation about those that fall into disrepair. Perhaps Surrey County Council, and our MP Angela Richardson and the Councillors and Officers at Cranleigh ...
Cranleigh Lions would like to thank everyone who has supported us throughout 2020. With all events cancelled, we had to find new ways of raising much needed funds to enable us to continue helping those in need in our community. Your support and generosity, through on line donations and our collection buckets, has ...
Last year, thanks to your generosity, Cranleigh Lions provided over 100 hampers for individuals and families who otherwise would not have the luxuries that many of us have during the Christmas period. A big part of the Christmas Appeal is for Santa and his sleigh, towed by Rudolph, to visit the Cranleigh village ...
Gill Leadbetter-Sims of Cranleigh C of E school with her cheque
Each year, Cranleigh Rotary donates funds to local schools for the purchase of library books. Rotarian Andrew Kolmar recently completed the remaining donations of £500 to three schools, having already presented a cheque to Park Mead School prior to ...
Cranleigh Methodist ChurchDue to the COVID-19 all Methodist Churches have been advised to close for worship and meetings until further notice.
Therefore, there will be NO SUNDAY SERVICES, meetings or social events held until further notice.
Please see our website www.cranleighmethodist.org.uk for further ...
On a winter’s day in February 1944 from Italy, a Lance Corporal named ‘John’ took to pen and paper to thank a schoolgirl in High Wycombe for her small yet valuable contribution to the war effort – knitting mittens for anonymous troops in the trenches. 76 years later, this piece of World War 2 history was rediscovered ...
Little Manor Service Station is being re-launched with the offer of SHELL V-Power branded fuels AA. In last month’s Cranleigh Magazine we gave you a taste of things to come and we are now pleased to add a bit more information about the exciting offers we can make as an Independent Shell dealer.
Firstly, our ...
Sadly, many local families are in fear that they will not be able to keep warm this winter. You can help them by passing on all or some of your winter fuel payment to us, in the certain knowledge that we will make sure that it all goes directly where it is needed.
We are working with Cranleigh Citizens Advice ...
Little Manor Service Station is to be re-branded as a SHELL petrol station in early December offering SHELL V-Power fuels.
Situated at the junction of Ewhurst Road and The High Street the business has often been identified as ‘The ESSO’ on an assumption that the site was owned by the oil company. In reality, ...