Penny Lynch on why sleep deserves a little more respect — what really happens while we rest, why waking in the night is perfectly normal, and simple ways to ...

Cranleigh's Memory Lane group are still glowing from their 'Musical Memories' concert with a new Dementia Choir, which raised £350 for Alzheimer's Research — ...

Miki Marks on June's 'return of the Westerlies', the science of garden biodiversity in Ken Thompson's No Nettles Required, and the slumberous, declining hazel ...

Same time of year, same place, even the very same bush — our Crane Spotter welcomes the Common Whitethroat back to Cranleigh Common after its astonishing ...

In the summer of 1963, a young South African clergyman named Desmond Tutu holidayed in Cranleigh with his family — and left a heartfelt thank-you letter in the ...

At 100, Second World War Royal Navy veteran Henry William Rice has become President of the Cranleigh and District Royal British Legion. From a Clapham ...

by Miki Marks The Cailleach, the Celtic hag of winter, has finally been banished on the 1st May. The sun is higher and warmer, the days are long and the ...

Matt Newell, Director of Format Garden Rooms There’s a conversation I’ve had many times over the past few years, and it usually starts in much the same ...

by Joy Horn Did you know that Cranleigh was the choice for retirement for England’s first, youngest and longest-serving football manager? Today we have ...

Robert Alexander Robertson didn’t know what he was starting when he travelled from Glasgow to Bramley over 100 years ago. Robertson's old shop in the ...