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Crane Spotter: Out on the Quail Trail
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2026 is shaping up to be one of Britain's great 'Quail years'. Our Crane Spotter takes up the trail of a bird more often heard than seen, and remembers a ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh: Mark Cheesman and Sons
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Joy Horn continues the story of Cranleigh's wheelwrights. Mark Cheesman took on the business in 1857, but the railway, the bicycle and the motor car were about ...

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What exactly is a lodger? Lodgers and the law
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Thinking of taking in a lodger? Here is what a lodger really is, plus the agreements, safety checks and tax rules you need to know first.

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The Napper Centre: health, wellbeing and heritage
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Inside the Napper Centre as Cranleigh Heritage Trust prepares to open this September, with graphene heating, a Dr Napper display and new local services.

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Memory Lane: a musical first
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Memory Lane introduces Indonesian Angklung bamboo chimes for a joyful musical first, bringing dementia guests and volunteers together in song.

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The Joy of Cranleigh: James Puttock, Wheelwright
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The story of James Puttock, a 19th-century Cranleigh wheelwright, told through the surviving ledger of a once-indispensable village craft.

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Cranleigh Repair Café celebrates its second birthday
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Cranleigh Repair Café turns two: now topping the UK Repair Monitor league, mending around 100 items a month and championing the right to repair.

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What’s in a Name? The Cranleigh Cottage Hospital Reborn
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The Cranleigh Heritage Trust is restoring the village's almost 600-year-old cottage and renaming it the Napper Centre, honouring the doctor who founded ...

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Memory Lane
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Cranleigh's Memory Lane group are still glowing from their 'Musical Memories' concert with a new Dementia Choir, which raised £350 for Alzheimer's Research — ...

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They Came to Cranleigh: Desmond Tutu
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In the summer of 1963, a young South African clergyman named Desmond Tutu holidayed in Cranleigh with his family — and left a heartfelt thank-you letter in the ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh – They came to Cranleigh: Sir Walter and Lady Winterbottom
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by Joy Horn Did you know that Cranleigh was the choice for retirement for England’s first, youngest and longest-serving football manager? Today we have ...

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Napper Centre – All is (almost) revealed
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by Trevor Dale The scaffolding is down and the restoration is being revealed, albeit behind the construction equipment. Many have expressed delight at the ...

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