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The Joy of Cranleigh: They Came to Cranleigh, H.R.H. Princess Anne
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On 29th July 1975 Princess Anne arrived at Knowle by helicopter for the Save the Children rally at the Cranleigh Show. Joy Horn looks back at one of ...

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The Napper Centre: Delivering Health, Well Being and Heritage
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The Napper Centre opened officially on 4th September. Trevor Dale, Chair of Cranleigh Heritage Trust, reports on the first hirings and the audio recreation of ...

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Memory Lane: October 2026
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Twenty guests walked around Knowle Park, and Dr Jill Rasmussen came back to help carers with a Care Plan and an Annual Review. Memory Lane's October dates, and ...

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Cranleigh Pétanque Club: New Sponsorship
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Cranleigh Pétanque Club has its first ever sponsor, a three-year partnership with Lynn Murray & Co. Solicitors, and it would love some new players. The basics ...

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National Heritage Day in Cranleigh, 12th September 2026
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Graveyard tours, the bell tower, the old pipe organ and a finale from the London Community Gospel Choir. Michael Wild looks back on National Heritage Day in ...

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Celebrating 40 Years of Rowleys
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Forty years of lunches, company, day trips and a welcoming place to sit down. Rowleys Centre for the Community marks its 40th anniversary with a thank you to ...

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Experience the Spirit of Japan at Rikkyo School’s Festival of Culture
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Traditional dance, Kendo, calligraphy, a tea ceremony and a bazaar. Rikkyo School in England opens its estate at Rudgwick for its annual Japanese Festival of ...

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Local Author Calls For Information on Cranleigh’s Second World War Names
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Rod Weale wrote the biographies of the Cranleigh men who died in the Great War. He is now doing the same for those named on the War Memorial who died between ...

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Memory Lane: September 2026
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A professional music team, a walk around Knowle Park with a sing along afterwards, and a cup of tea for the carers. Memory Lane's September programme, and it ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh: They Came to Cranleigh (Well, Nearly)
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In the summer of 1867, a young couple and their Pomeranian set off from the Thames for the Solent in a sixteen foot sailing boat. Their route took them along ...

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New Meat Vending Machine Opens at a Surrey Farm
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Ivelle Farm has put a vending machine full of frozen beef, lamb and pork inside a converted shipping container, open seven days a week. Third generation farmer ...

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The Napper Centre: Open For Business
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Six years after a group of volunteers set out to save the first Cottage Hospital in England, the work is done. The Napper Centre is open, and over Heritage ...

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