Lynda McDermott, a Trustee of Cranleigh Co-Op, with Richard Kenyon, Vice-President of Cranleigh Rotary. This year's MABAC Run in Cranleigh took place on ...

It’s the time of year when everything’s changing, a sudden abundance of green, plenty of sunshine and a very welcome switch to British Summer Time. The ...

Keep your cleaning equipment in one place, preferably a purpose made trug or bucket. It’s far better than hunting around for what you need each time. ...

SMART Cranleigh is a community network that supports and enables local initiatives in and around Cranleigh. We are helping bring together a wide range of local ...

Gardening is hardly a simple practice, it takes skills, commitment, and a bit of luck to grow flowers and veg. However, while most tips about gardening are ...

Saturday 4th May 10am-4pm What's happening at your church? is a question we've often been asked over the last six months, as people have seen builders busy at ...

I was born in 1953 when my parents were living with my grandparents in Ash Vale, close to Frimley. They then moved to Normandy, near Guildford. I had two ...

Northern Royal Albatross (Diomedea sanfordi) Dawn on a bright spring morning. Let’s see what’s about. Familiar birds seem to be up early. A Song Thrush ...

St Andrew’s church in 1905 (courtesy of Mrs Vera Wilkinson) For 75 years, almost every picture postcard of Cranleigh Common included a view of the large ...

The dictionary definition of blindsided is to surprise someone, usually with harmful results. Have you ever been blindsided by a cancer diagnosis or prognosis? ...