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Wild Wonders: Darwin, Evening Primroses and a Loveliness of Ladybirds
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Miki Marks on Darwin's real message, why insects can find their way into a conservatory but never out of it, and the evening primroses by her back door that ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh: They Came to Cranleigh (Well, Nearly)
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In the summer of 1867, a young couple and their Pomeranian set off from the Thames for the Solent in a sixteen foot sailing boat. Their route took them along ...

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What’s On in and around Cranleigh: September 2026
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A gospel choir in St Nicolas Church, the Napper Centre open to the public for the first time, a Fleetwood Mac tribute, an Argentine tango singer and an Academy ...

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New Meat Vending Machine Opens at a Surrey Farm
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Ivelle Farm has put a vending machine full of frozen beef, lamb and pork inside a converted shipping container, open seven days a week. Third generation farmer ...

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The Napper Centre: Open For Business
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Six years after a group of volunteers set out to save the first Cottage Hospital in England, the work is done. The Napper Centre is open, and over Heritage ...

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People Profile: Andrew Gow, Painter and Artist
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What creates an artist? Andrew Gow was born on Aldershot Military Base, learned to paint watching his father work in watercolours, and now paints Grand Dukes ...

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Celebrating 40 Years of Rowleys
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Forty years of lunches, company, day trips and a welcoming place to sit down. Rowleys Centre for the Community marks its 40th anniversary with a thank you to ...

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Bosom Friends: a listening ear in Cranleigh
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Bosom Friends is a Cranleigh support group of and for women who have faced cancer, offering friendship, shared stories and a listening ear.

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Bosom Friends: Sue’s Story
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Bosom Friends is a Cranleigh support group of and for women who have experienced cancer first-hand. This month Sue shares her story of treatment, recovery and ...

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Crane Spotter: Hello mate – is it me you’re looking for?
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Same time of year, same place, even the very same bush — our Crane Spotter welcomes the Common Whitethroat back to Cranleigh Common after its astonishing ...

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