I think that many of us have found our house has been home to more people than usual during the “lockdown” period. Having the kids around has been great but ...

On 28 May 1970, a group of local businessmen came together to confirm the foundation of the Rotary Club of Cranleigh. Since then, many professional men and ...

July means the middle of summer and a new rich colour palette, as dahlias, agapanthus and cosmos come into bloom. You’ll need to deadhead and feed blooming ...

We want to thank the Cranleigh Community for their tremendous and continued support of Cranleigh Arts during this period of uncertainty. As many are aware ...

Tennis is exploding in popularity right now, because it offers a great way to get fit and have fun whilst being able to socialise safely. Alfold Tennis ...

Well, many of you, like me, have been dreaming of the day we can return to the hairdresser for a trim or for colourant! In desperation, I actually watched a ...

Sometimes we're told to “Just trust your gut,” but what does that mean and how do you do it? Gut instinct is your immediate understanding of something or a ...

Village Hall and Rowlands Corner, 1904, with the Brewery on the right Modern Cranleigh owes a great deal to Stephen Rowland. Among his many projects to ...

Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) Early May, a Surrey woodland floor blazing with bluebells, fresh lime-coloured leaves emerging from the beeches, and rafts of ...

I was born in Liverpool, in 1951 in a house overlooking Sefton Park where we used to watch the Billy Smart’s Circus. I have a younger brother Maxwell, who has ...