by Trevor Dale Another year draws to a close and as I write, we await news of the National Lottery Heritage Fund award, where to date I have nothing I can ...

by Penny Lynch The Cranleigh Parkrun has become a cherished weekly event that resonates with both the local community and individuals. This free, inclusive ...

by Miki Marks // Main Photo: Aerial view of Cranleigh, on a sunny May morning with rows of maples On the top of the fountain in Fountain Square you ...

On 1st March 2024, Cranleigh Church of England Primary School became part of The Good Shepherd Trust (GST), a dynamic multi-academy trust that includes 24 ...

by Trevor Dale Main Photo: Some of the instruments and medicines used in Victorian times. This month we would like to express our gratitude to ...

Civic Societies developed across England reflecting the Civic values of their populations.  Campaigns to ‘get something done’ have helped to create arguments ...

Last year we provided around 250 Christmas food vouchers to local individuals and families at a cost of £12,500. This year we know even more families need ...

Last year, the Social Heritage Project successfully arranged the Cranleigh Christmas lunch in just 11 days, however, it is exhausting carrying out the main ...

Cranleigh’s annual Bonfire & Fireworks celebrations started in the late 1940’s when a group of local teenagers (The Bonfire Boys) who lived in Ewhurst ...

On 26th September 2024, Councillor Liz Townsend kindly officiated at the opening ceremony of the second terrain at Cranleigh Pétanque Club, based at the ...

by Trevor Dale We are marking time now, waiting for the decision by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, due in December. We are continuing to refine how ...

Celebrate a traditional Ukrainian Christmas on Saturday November 23rd at 6pm in Godalming at the St Peter and St Paul's church or on Saturday November 30th at ...