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Crane Spotter – April – When Falls and Showers are Welcome!
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This is the month of change when we say a last farewell to any lingering birds who spent the winter with us. Last month hundreds of chattering Redwings and ...

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Special Cranleigh Magazine offer for Crane Spotter readers
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Want to know more about birds in Surrey? Why not join nSurrey Bird Club? Subscriptions are only £15 a year and this brings you a quarterly magazine, an annual ...

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Art of Cranleigh April 2016
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Art Of..... Well, anything can be an art form, if time is taken to appreciate it. Speaking, for instance. When we speak, our accents colour our words ...

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UnAppreciated
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The palette clatters to the floor, and he watches it sullenly, running around his stockinged feet in impotent circles, before finally settling in the dust with ...

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April – The Month for Vegetable Growing
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Vegetable growing really takes off this month. Chit and plant out second early potatoes in the first half of the month, maincrop potatoes in the second half. ...

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Catherine Pike (1920 – 2016) Cranleigh Arts Centre
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Dr Catherine Pike, one of our best known and loved local residents, passed away in January 2016. Born in Glasgow, in a family of doctors, she had a ...

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Rotary & Cranleigh’s Fairtrade gold
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The Rotary Club of Cranleigh is pleased to welcome Fairtrade gold jeweller Jon Dibben as the guest speaker at their meeting on Thursday 5th May. Jon Dibben ...

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Girl Guiding Cranleigh District Needs Your Help!
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(Above:Guides at a recent event at London’s Alexandra Palace where they were trying out zorbing, rollerblading, climbing, laser light cave, a silent disco and ...

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Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier
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The book “Rebecca” by Daphne Du Maurier, draws on the alluring glamour of 1930s country society and the aura of impending devastation that saturated the years ...

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People Profile – Neil Charman Artist and Musician
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Neil has been a Cranleigh resident for the past 20 years and lives with his wife, Kathryn, and one of three sons. Despite having worked as an ...

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