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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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Cranleigh Arts Launches Its 2026/2027 Programme with the Scholfield-Clarke Duo
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Saxophone and piano, Debussy and Bizet, and no charge at the door. Cranleigh Arts opens its new season on Tuesday 8th September with the award winning ...

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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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Poetry: The Writers’ Summer Party at Bernard’s House
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Raspberry roulade, a pinched chair, a bottle of Prosecco going round and a black cat being photographed. This month's poem catches a writers' group summer ...

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Bosom Friends, Number 3: Recovery, Lea’s Story
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The third instalment in the Bosom Friends series. Ten years on from a grade 3 diagnosis, Lea writes about what recovery actually looks like once active ...

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The Power of Connection
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We think of healthy living as eating well, exercising and sleeping enough. Penny Lynch makes the case for one more ingredient on that list, and the evidence ...

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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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Wild Wonders: Darwin, Evening Primroses and a Loveliness of Ladybirds
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Miki Marks on Darwin's real message, why insects can find their way into a conservatory but never out of it, and the evening primroses by her back door that ...

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Crane Spotter: Cheers Fly In For New Cranleigh Pub
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It has been a long, hot summer, so our Cranleigh birder opened a pub. Four bars, no meals, water only, open all hours. Twenty species have already flown in, ...

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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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