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Crane Spotter: Hello mate – is it me you’re looking for?
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Same time of year, same place, even the very same bush — our Crane Spotter welcomes the Common Whitethroat back to Cranleigh Common after its astonishing ...

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Crane Spotter: It’s All Kicked Off!
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Our Crane Spotter follows two pairs of garden birds through their breeding season — a Blue Tit drummer and his Great Tit neighbours. Final score: GT United 7, ...

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Peaslake Village Fair returns – 31/8/26 – 1:00-4.30pm
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The annual Peaslake Village Fair will take place on Monday 31 August in the heart of the beautiful Surrey Hills. This much-loved community event brings ...

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The Napper Centre: Almost There
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The restoration of the Napper Centre, once the first cottage hospital in England, is getting its finishing touches. Trevor Dale reports on progress and a ...

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What’s On in and around Cranleigh: August 2026
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Your guide to August at Cranleigh Arts Centre and the best days out across Surrey, from live jazz and classic cars to a helicopter fly-in and a summer of ...

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Bosom Friends: Sue’s Story
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Bosom Friends is a Cranleigh support group of and for women who have experienced cancer first-hand. This month Sue shares her story of treatment, recovery and ...

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Charles Brooking, Architectural Historian and Consultant: Update
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Cranleigh's own Charles Brooking shares the latest news from his remarkable architectural collection, including royal donations from Buckingham Palace and ...

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Cranleigh Folk Club Relaunches, with New Venue and New Night
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One of the region's long-established acoustic music clubs is moving to a new home in Peaslake and a new night, the second Friday of most months. First visit ...

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Book Review: The Art of Millinery by Sophie Beale
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This month's featured book is a fresh and enticing introduction to the art of millinery by Sophie Beale, blending modern design with trusted traditional ...

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Walking into Wellbeing
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Penny Lynch on one of the simplest ways to feel better in body and mind: stepping outside for a walk, whether along our local trails or around Knowle Park.

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