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People Profile – “Fudge” – A Walk on Walk off Part
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“Hi diddle de dee an actor’s life for me”. We all know the song from the Disney film archive but how hard is it to change careers mid-life and go against the ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in December 1916?
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The food situation throughout the country was beginning to give cause for alarm. German Uboats were targeting food imports from North and South America with ...

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Winter Whiskey Sour
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Prep: 10 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: No Cook Makes: 2 Ingredients crushed ice 50ml bourbon 1 tbsp fresh lemon juice 1 tbsp fresh orange juice ½ tbsp ...

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Campfire Cupcakes
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Prep: 10 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: 20 Mins Makes: 12 Ingredients 140g light muscovado sugar 100g self-raising flour 50g cocoa powder 1 tsp baking ...

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Homemade Toffee Apples
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Prep: 10 mins Difficulty: A Challenge Cook: 10 Mins Makes: 8 Ingredients 8 Granny Smith apples 400g golden caster sugar 1 tsp vinegar 4 tbsp golden ...

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Cheesy Bonfire Bread
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Prep: 10 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: 30 Mins Serves: 6-8 Ingredients 200g wholemeal flour 200g plain flour, plus extra for dusting 1 tsp bicarbonate of ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in November 1916?
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(Above: The boys of the Church Lads’ Brigade responded to this poster as soon as they were old enough) The local branch of the Church Lads’ Brigade started ...

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People Profile – Ben Davis – On Fire 24/7
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“As I walk about meeting people in the local area, I am sometimes interrupted by the blue, flashing light of a vehicle, driving along the road at great speed. ...

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Crane Spotter – November 2016 – Remember Remember the Bonfire birds
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(Pictured Above: A House Martin feeding its young) I was sawing off a few more branches to donate to this year’s Cranleigh bonfire when I looked up and saw ...

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Remember Remember Cranleigh
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There are so many things to remember on a day-to-day basis in the busyness of family life and work, so revisiting history to remember the details of people’s ...

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