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A More Sustainable Christmas
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by Penny Lynch Christmas is a season filled with joy and celebration, but it can also bring excess waste and consumption. With a little thought and ...

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Cranleigh Civic Society
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Civic Societies developed across England reflecting the Civic values of their populations.  Campaigns to ‘get something done’ have helped to create arguments ...

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Cranleigh Old Hospital Cottage Update – December 2024
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by Trevor Dale Main Photo: Some of the instruments and medicines used in Victorian times. This month we would like to express our gratitude to ...

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URGENT: Help and Support Needed for the Cranleigh Village Hall Christmas Day Lunch!
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Last year, the Social Heritage Project successfully arranged the Cranleigh Christmas lunch in just 11 days, however, it is exhausting carrying out the main ...

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People Profile – On the Edge
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Peter Bavestock, retired businessman and amateur climber I guess I started climbing later in life than perhaps most people do nowadays.  Today, there are ...

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Cranleigh Lions Bonfire & Fireworks 2nd November 2024
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Cranleigh’s annual Bonfire & Fireworks celebrations started in the late 1940’s when a group of local teenagers (The Bonfire Boys) who lived in Ewhurst ...

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Heart Warming!
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by Simone Conti Chickpeas & Pumpkin Soup - Serves 4 This heart warming soup includes some of the best vegetables in season for November, it is a ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – A World War 2 Canteen
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by Joy Horn // Main Image - Baptist chapel in 1932: the 'schoolroom' was a detached building at the back At the foot of this advert for Dan Clare’s ...

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Crane Spotter – Enjoying our little chat
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Recipe: take two small pebbles and hold one in each hand. Now tap one against the other. What you can hopefully hear is very much like the call of the ...

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Wild Wonders – November 2024
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by Miki Marks As the deciduous trees shed their leaves in the autumn, some Surrey woods reveal historical secrets.  Have you ever wondered why there are ...

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