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December it is Cold Outside!
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With the weather getting colder, the sunshine hours diminishing, increasing rainfall, windy weather and frosts it can be bitter outside in the garden with the ...

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People Profile – Neil Longhurst
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THE MAN WHO SHOOTS BADGERS A few months ago, I was in the Cranleigh Co-op, unable to find what I was looking for, writes George Trolley. I was obviously ...

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Cranleigh Rotary Club
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The Christmas carol season begins on Monday, December 7th with the traditional annual Carol Concert, organised by the Rotary Club of Cranleigh. The concert ...

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Caramelised Apple & Walnut Strudel
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Prep: 10 mins Cook: 30 mins Difficulty: Easy Serves: 6 Ingredients. 100g golden granulated sugar, plus extra seeds scraped from 1 vanilla pod 4 Granny ...

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Pumpkin & Pecan Strudel
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Prep: 25 mins Cook: 1hr, 30mins Difficulty: Moderately Easy Serves: 6 Ingredients. 1kg/2lb 4 oz pumpkin or butternut squash (peeled weight- 1 medium ...

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Bee Alive: Keep Britain’s Bee Population Buzzing!
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The Royal Society of Biology recently held a survey to find Britain’s favourite insect. The winner, with a whopping 40.5% of the vote, was the buff-tailed ...

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News from Cranleigh Scout Group – November Issue
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Bob a job week, Scout jumble sales and old newspaper collections are distant memories and you are now more likely to find Scouts honing their axe and outdoor ...

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10 Facts About Cranleigh That Every Proud Resident Should Know
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Whether you’ve recently moved to England’s largest village, or have lived here all your life, you cannot help but be fascinated by the history of Cranleigh. ...

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Lives Laid Down
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These are some of the 112 named in ‘Cranleigh’s Roll of Honour’ compiled by P. Wilkins & I. Stedman. Names of casualties who fell in both World Wars. A ...

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A Poultry Tale
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If you grew up in the countryside, you probably have your own goose story. Chased, attacked, intimidated - most of us have been there, and some even have the ...

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