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All Things Must Pass – The DUO
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The All Things Must Pass Orchestra, a mighty 10-piece band dedicated to the music of George Harrison, has been performing successfully since 2014. Each year, ...

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Crane Spotter: A big bill drops in
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Ouch! Not another big bill. Hasn’t it been going mad! We’re all feeling the pinch. Seemingly everything’s been going up since Brexit/Covid/the war in ...

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Mouthwateringly Tasty
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by Simone Conti Deep Fried eggs with chilli sauce - Serves 4 This recipe is from my days working with Peter Gordon in his restaurant in Marylebone High ...

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Wild Wonders – October 2023
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by Miki Marks The fig, Ficus carica,  has flourished this year. Perhaps this is due to the longer growing season we are experiencing.   I have ...

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Breathe Easy
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by Penny Lynch Nothing beats the power of a fresh, clean scent, and while commercial air fresheners promise a quick fix, they often contain chemicals and ...

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Cranleigh Arts & Craft Society
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by Nicola Holt & Yvonne Fenner The Cranleigh Art & Crafts Society Exhibition is an annual event that provides members of the Society the ...

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Cranleigh Cottage Hospital: A Glimpse into the Past
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by Trevor Dale This month, whilst we’re waiting on the outcome of our grant application we’re continuing the exploration of the history of the Old Hospital ...

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Cranleigh Cottage Hospital – Church Connections
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Whilst we wait patiently for the outcome of the National Lottery Heritage Fund grant application, we have been looking further into the history of the ...

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Rotary Charity Efforts
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During the last Rotary year, the Cranleigh Rotary Club has donated more than £6,800 to various charities. Major beneficiaries included Ukraine refugees ...

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The Crash: An absolutely heartbreaking page-turner
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A split-second decision can change everything… At the edge of a forest, a husband and wife are driving through the winding lanes. When a song comes on the ...

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