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Shadow Box – Marilyn Bailey
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Earlier this month I gave to talk at the preview of an exhibition of work by six artists, and I was invited to be part of this mix. It is an exciting event, as ...

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Local Children Bury Time Capsule
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Ollie Haydon (Landscaper) planting a tree on top of the time capsule with parents and children at Amlets Place CALA Homes has given the future generations ...

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Cranleigh Amateur Swimming Club – A New Year!
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Millie Hastie swam in 3 events improving her personal best times The end of the year for CASC saw the final gala of the season at Guildford Spectrum and ...

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Local Woodcarver – Andy Ritchie – Artists Corner
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Golden Eagle in hunting mode My name is Andy Ritchie and I live in Loxwood. As a hobby I am a woodcarver, specialising in wildlife subjects such as birds of ...

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What is the true value of a traditional High Street Estate Agent? – Tim Crowe
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This is a question that more and more home owners find themselves asking in the light of a myriad of different opportunities for marketing properties for sale ...

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Ewhurst Players – Rapunzel: A Traditional Pantomime
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by Bradford and Webster. Jan 25th, Sat 26th, Feb 1st, Sat 2nd at 7.30pm Jan Sat 26th, Sun 27th, & Sat 2nd at 2pm At the Village Hall, Ewhurst Its ...

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January 2019 – New Beginnings in our Gardens
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January might be the middle of winter, but as the days lengthen the garden begins to grow anew. Now is a great time to plan for the beginning of the gardening ...

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Surrey Hills Rehab is expanding for 2019!
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January 2019 marks the 2 year anniversary of Surrey Hills Rehab being born by Kim Wilson, Specialist NeuroPhysiotherapist based in Cranleigh. Over that time ...

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New Beginnings . . .
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The Woman of The Year Awards 2018 winner, Hannah Bradbury (left) after losing 7 stone working with Vikki Mangan - Rose 2019 has arrived, are we all ready ...

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Poets Corner – Raymond Holt – January 2019
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Time to move on by Raymond Holt Perhaps now is the time to let the past go And let it look after itself I should look to the future and what it may hold ...

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