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Home-Start – 20th Anniversary Celebrations
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Home-Start say thank you to all their Volunteers! Home-Start in Waverley has recently held a celebration lunch for all of their volunteers. The volunteers ...

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Food Bank Launches Recipe Book
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Cranleigh Food Bank, which has now been in operation for 4 years is launching a recipe book, which uses foodstuffs given out in the food parcels. To enable ...

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Book Review – The Memory Shop – Ella Griffin
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'A wonderfully charming read, very relatable and real characters that all come together in one way or another.' - Waterstones Customer Will every cherished ...

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August 2018 – Gardening Down Memory Lane
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Gardens have always been a special part of our homes, whether we’re looking at 100 years ago or 1 year ago. How much have gardens transformed? Here are just ...

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Cranleigh Rotary Supports Local Schools
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On the 3rd of July, 56 students in Year 4 at Park Mead Primary School were excited to receive copies of the Usborne Illustrated English Dictionary, courtesy of ...

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Cranleigh Camera Club – 2018-2019 Season
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Do you enjoy photography? Do you have use of a camera? Would you like to improve your skills? If so, think about joining Cranleigh Camera Club. Members have a ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in August 1918?
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Memories of the fun at Oakland’s: recovering soldiers put on a Pierrot show (with grateful thanks to Mike Rackley) The Oakland’s Red Cross Auxiliary ...

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Cranleigh Arts Centre – August 2018
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During August, we close for our summer maintenance, from Saturday 4th August, reopening on Tuesday 4th September. You will still be able to get your tickets ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in March 1918?
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William Heath Robinson’s ‘Spring-cleaning the Ark’ (1925) In March 1918, a new family moved into ‘The Copse’ at the corner of Horsham Road and Grove Road. ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in February 1918?
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The wartime wedding of Albert Kevern and Olive Streeter, with the bride’s parents on either side of them, and several soldier friends. The bridegroom’s parents ...

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