by Miki Marks Gilbert White has been described as our first great nature writer.  He lived from 1720 to 1793.   He was country curate to the village of ...

Last month Memory Lane Guests experienced something quire different when Jez Smith introduced a Sound-Bath Meditation Session, so enabling Carers to ...

by Penny Lynch As another year draws to a close, December invites us to pause, between the wrapping paper and the mince pies, and look back on what truly ...

Did you know that Christmas Carols have been around for nearly a thousand years? There were Christmas chants even before that, but a carol suggests a popular ...

Last year we provided over 250 Christmas food vouchers to local families at a cost of over £15,000. This year we know even more families need help. Please ...

by Trevor Dale - Chair, Cranleigh Heritage Trust CIO Work on the cottage has indeed started. By the time this article is published we hope to have ...

Calvin Cheung - Photographer If you’d told me years ago that I would leave a successful banking career in Hong Kong to become a full-time photographer in ...

by Joy Horn This month we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Cranleigh Magazine! And, because the Joy of Cranleigh has featured from the very beginning, ...

Memorable encounters with birds are personal affairs. For one person it might be their first  Nightingale singing. For another it could be witnessing a ...

by Miki Marks Just after the rains turned the lawns back to a nice lush green,  the mole hills appeared.  At first two, then a couple of days later four ...