For a couple of years I had noticed a steady passage of Red Kites passing overhead in the half hour or so before dusk. There were never more than 2 ...

by Miki Marks Hearing a chain saw whine is enough to raise my blood pressure as I wonder which mature tree is being felled next.  We have lost 3 around ...

by Penny Lynch As the days lengthen and the natural world stirs into life, many of us feel that familiar pull to be in the garden.   And we all know that ...

by Trevor Dale It has become apparent that many people are confusing ‘our’ heritage cottage with the working NHS Village Hospital in more ways than one. ...

Rosslyn Doney, Food Bank Co-ordinator, on faith, community and the quiet courage it takes to begin. I was born at the old St Luke’s Hospital in Guildford, ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: King Prajadhipok of Siam in exile at Knowle in 1936 People came to live in Cranleigh for all sorts of reasons. One who is ...

Main Photo: The family four take off at dusk. Russian White-fronted Geese © Wes Attridge Remember the cold north easterlies on Christmas Eve? I won’t ...

As the name suggests we are an independent walking group who meet every Sunday, mainly in Sussex but occasionally in Surrey. Details of the start point, route ...

An exhibition of landscape paintings Cranleigh Arts Centre 31st March - 18th AprilMain photo: Across the fields in a storm This exhibition brings together ...

by Miki Marks // Main Photo: A Scots Pine in St Nic's churchyard in Cranleigh Last year was the driest spring in 132 years and the hottest summer ...