Debussy, Mel Bonis and Frank Bridge, with no entry charge. The Mordkovitch Trio returns to Cranleigh Arts on Tuesday 6th October at 1pm.

Cranleigh Pétanque Club has its first ever sponsor, a three-year partnership with Lynn Murray & Co. Solicitors, and it would love some new players. The basics ...

Graveyard tours, the bell tower, the old pipe organ and a finale from the London Community Gospel Choir. Michael Wild looks back on National Heritage Day in ...

First published in 1988 and through 60 printings, Rose Levy Beranbaum's Cake Bible is back in a new edition with 150 more pages and 30% more recipes.

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.

It has been a long, hot summer, so our Cranleigh birder opened a pub. Four bars, no meals, water only, open all hours. Twenty species have already flown in, ...

2026 is shaping up to be one of Britain's great 'Quail years'. Our Crane Spotter takes up the trail of a bird more often heard than seen, and remembers a ...

Traditional dance, Kendo, calligraphy, a tea ceremony and a bazaar. Rikkyo School in England opens its estate at Rudgwick for its annual Japanese Festival of ...

Saxophone and piano, Debussy and Bizet, and no charge at the door. Cranleigh Arts opens its new season on Tuesday 8th September with the award winning ...

Rod Weale wrote the biographies of the Cranleigh men who died in the Great War. He is now doing the same for those named on the War Memorial who died between ...