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The Centenary Garden Story – Brian Freeston
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In a small corner of Snoxhall Fields, Cranleigh, something beautiful and inspiring has been created. It is a garden to commemorate all the local lives lost in ...

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Ivy Mitchell – She-Wolf
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Ivy Mitchell is a post - 16 pupil at New Barn School – a specialist provision for children with high-functioning autism. Ivy wants to become a writer or ...

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The Ornamental Jacksons
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For many years Marion May has researched her Jackson family tree culminating in a book published by her and her cousin. This is entitled ‘The Ornamental ...

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The Streets of London – Don Pearson
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When I hear the phrase ‘The Streets of London’, it reminds me of the song: ‘Let me take you by the hand and walk you through the streets of London’ by Roger ...

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A Local’s View of…Looking back over the last three months
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Personal protection equipment was not delivered to chez Shepley. At least not any from parochial or government stock. I put this neglect down to my loudly ...

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A Local’s View of…Senior moments from a locked down existence
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It is a newly acknowledged truth that any mature man with an underlying condition must self isolate to continue his life. If he is just continuing to do what ...

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A local’s view of…Self Isolation Comfort
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Self Isolation Comfort in a world of Inequality It is a dilemma at this time to strike a suitable tone. Should one play the cheerful jester, the optimist ...

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All We Need Is Love
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My Child… You may not know me, but I know everything about you …PSALM 139:1 I know when you sit down and when you rise up …PSALM 139:2 I am familiar ...

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Perspective and Scale: Costa Rica
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Describing the most natural, authentic 7 weeks of my life. Living and working in an indigenous community, and trekking coast to coast. Henry Bushell, a ...

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The Gate of the Year
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Eighty years ago, in December 1939, Great Britain was at war. Adolf Hitler had become German chancellor in 1933 and under his command the armies of the Third ...

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The Train – By Ivy Mitchell
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As the train trundled along the tracks, I sat on the tartan seat, gazing out of the window into the landscape filled with lakes, coniferous trees and mountains ...

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Book Review –  Bannockburn by Angus Konstam
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'Everyone interested in the battle, for whatever reason, would do well to read this engaging book' - Sunday Times History and politics often become ...

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