Meet Gordon Scoullar of The Wood Cave at Smithbrook Kilns, a craftsman whose journey from York to the Himalayas to Surrey shaped his bespoke furniture.

The story of James Puttock, a 19th-century Cranleigh wheelwright, told through the surviving ledger of a once-indispensable village craft.

Cranleigh Repair Café turns two: now topping the UK Repair Monitor league, mending around 100 items a month and championing the right to repair.

Our Crane Spotter follows two pairs of garden birds through their breeding season — a Blue Tit drummer and his Great Tit neighbours. Final score: GT United 7, ...

The Cranleigh Heritage Trust is restoring the village's almost 600-year-old cottage and renaming it the Napper Centre, honouring the doctor who founded ...

Your month-by-month guide to Cranleigh Arts Centre this June 2026 — film and event cinema, live music, comedy, theatre and a sound bath, plus a couple of early ...

This month's reader poem, 'Jazz for Lunch' by TB, lets live music wash away the day's worries — a tranquil land of trickling streams, twilights and dawn.

Cranleigh RDA returns with 'Tea with a Pony' this summer — gentle, friendly sessions giving people living with dementia time with a pony, plus tea and cake, on ...

A date for your diary: the Cranleigh Lions Carnival returns to the common and High Street on 27th June for a free family fun day, with over 100 stalls, a ...

Bestselling historian Tessa Dunlop travels the length and breadth of the United Kingdom in Lest We Forget — a moving account of how war is remembered, told ...