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The tree - Acrylic and pastel on board The young boy’s creative talent was obvious at an early age and upon seeing his art, a teacher at his school near ...
The Courier (PG13): August 4, 8pm - Adult £9, Friends £8, Under 25s £6The Courier recounts the activities of British businessman Greville Wynne in helping ...
On 1 July, Gail Woodford ended her year as President of Cranleigh Rotary, passing the 'baton' to David Barry. Here is David's introduction to himself and his ...
Local artist, Mary Hainline, and her artist friends are excited to be holding a vibrant and colourful exhibition of their contemporary paintings at Guildford ...
Troy has fallen. The Greeks have won their vicious war. They can return home victorious, stuffed with their spoils: their pilfered gold, robbed weapons, ...
Photo © Barnaby Bamford It seems obvious, doesn’t it, that all new developments should be built on brownfield sites to protect our diminishing green ...
Robin (Erithacus rubecula) Take a good look at the photo here, folks. Guess what it is? Haven’t a clue? Well neither have four in ten people, ...
Cranley Road, Barton, Oxford (courtesy of Al Horn) The city of Oxford is another place that has a street apparently called after our village. The suburb of ...
Firstly, welcome to what will be my last article. I need to concentrate on other ventures but I have really enjoyed writing for you each month. I always try ...
Sayers Croft is opening up its many rural activities for this all-age community event - with a climbing tower, zip wire challenge, caving experience, pond ...
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