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Poets Corner – October 2020 – Raymond Holt
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His Other Side by Raymond HoltAn ex Cranleigh village Bobby He was the local villain,Young without much brain.A little bit too punchy,A little bit ...

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People Profile – Violette Szabó – Special Operations Executive
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Violette with her husband Etienne Szabó in London 1940 Violette Szabó was born on 26 June 1921 in Levallois-Perret, Hauts-de-Seine, France, the ...

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Life in Cranleigh . . .
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Emilia Mallett, 17 years old "I’m 17 and have lived in Cranleigh since I was 7, as an only child making my own entertainment has been a big part of my ...

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Food That Tells A Story
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Potato Rosti, Smoked Salmon & Crème Fraiche - Serves 4 This is a great dish to use on so many different occasions. Delicious for a weekend brunch or as ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – Buildings  With a Story – August 2020
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George Pirie’s delivery man is setting off on his round, with his basket to carry loaves from the van to his customers’ houses Around 1900 bread formed the ...

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Crane Spotter – August 2020 – Array of Med Sunshine
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Mediterranean Gull (Larus melanocephalus) With the arrival of August it should be holiday time in a nice hot place like Spain or Greece. But the pandemic ...

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People Profile – Simon Jones – Electric Car Specialist
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I was born in Dorchester in December 1984, the oldest of two brothers. My father originally came from Wrexham in North Wales, his first posting in the army ...

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“Cranleigh’s Captain Tom” – John Menlove’s Charity Sponsored Walk
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Ninety-year-old John Menlove, a Member of Cranleigh Rotary Club for many years, completed his charity sponsored walk around Cranleigh Common Cricket Ground on ...

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What has Cranleigh In Bloom done this year?
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Despite the cancellation of the regional South & South East in Bloom Awards this year, the Cranleigh in Bloom team remained as active as possible during ...

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Counting Steps – Inspiring Views Trail – AllTrails
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Photo by Tom St Aubyn, on AllTrails Looking for an adventure or just the chance to get out of the house? This month we thought we'd share some great walks ...

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