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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in February 1916 ?
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Conscription, introduced in January, was beginning to bite. All fit single men between 18 and 41 were called up. The Rector wrote: ‘we have very few men of ...

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Love Food!
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Ingredients 2 Chicken breasts (2 x 150 g washed and dried) 80g stuffing (see below) 4 slices Parma ham, cut thin 50ml double cream 25ml dry Marsala ...

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Local Schools Enter Rotary Youth Speaks Competition
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(Above: The winning Glebelands intermediate Youth Speaks team: Chairperson: (left) Cicely Dibben  Speaker: (centre) Hannah Large Proposer of vote of thanks: ...

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Fish And Lamb
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Easter is in March this year so it is a good opportunity to have a couple of recipes for that weekend. Good Friday comes before Easter Sunday, when a fish dish ...

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Rotarian To Run In London Marathon
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Cranleigh Rotarian Andy Kolmar is training to take part in this year’s London Marathon on Sunday 24th April, in order to raise some much needed funds for The ...

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Glebelands School Science Week Visit
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Thursday 4th February saw the culmination of the Glebelands School Community Science week with a presentation from Dr Marty Jopson. Dr Jopson is a science ...

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Glebelands School Science Challenge
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The 29th January to the 3rd February saw Glebelands School host its annual Community Science week. Nearly 400 students from Years 1 to 6 from local primary ...

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March – Spring Is Here At Last!
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Springtime has arrived hopefully by mid-March and the frequent sunny days provide the opportunity for an increasing range of gardening tasks. It’s time to get ...

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The Woman In White – By Wilkie Collins
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Among the most famous and widely read novels of the 19th century, The Woman in White is a story that will completely devour you. We’ve chosen to review it this ...

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Eddie
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It looked like a spaceship from the seventies. Bright yellow and black, with a clear Perspex panel in the top so that you could look in to inspect the eggs ...

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