Memory Lane introduces Indonesian Angklung bamboo chimes for a joyful musical first, bringing dementia guests and volunteers together in song.

Cranleigh Repair Café turns two: now topping the UK Repair Monitor league, mending around 100 items a month and championing the right to repair.

Cranleigh's iconic oak by the Leisure Centre now has a Tree Protection Order. Miki Marks on oaks, summer afternoons, crickets and the Beryl Harvey site.

The story of James Puttock, a 19th-century Cranleigh wheelwright, told through the surviving ledger of a once-indispensable village craft.

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 ...

Main Photo: A female Reed Bunting If you are thumbing through a bird field guide then one of the last entries you will come across is a dapper little fella ...

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 ...

by Penny Lynch // Main Photo © Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website - www.dfat.gov.au Few voices have shaped our understanding of the ...