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Noël Noël! – A candle lit concert of carols and Christmas songs with the Surrey Hills choirs
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Join the award winning Surrey Hills Chamber choir and their sister choir, the Surrey Hills Singers, for their annual candlelit Christmas concert on Sunday 11th ...

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Cranleigh Art Centre – November
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The latest events from the Cranleigh Art Centre for November.

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People Profile – Lifelines from Ewhurst to Ukraine
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Ewhurst was a great place to grow up. I have many incredible memories of the freedom living in a small village brings; venturing up to the rec’ with my ...

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Fabric Conditioners: Do we need them?
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What is a fabric conditioner? Fabric conditioner, sometimes referred to as fabric softener, is an additive that interacts with clothing during a wash ...

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Cranleigh Lions Bonfire and Fireworks Night
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The Cranleigh Lions Bonfire & Fireworks will take place on the Common on Saturday 5thNovember. The fireworks are free to view but we ask everyone to be as ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh – Some of Cranleigh’s Inns and Pubs
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How have Cranleigh’s pubs acquired their names? The oldest of our present pubs is The Richard Onslow. Its name is much younger than the pub itself. In the ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh – Cranleigh’s Saints
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by Joy Horn Who were St Nicolas and St Cuthbert Mayne? Their names have been attached to the parish churchand to the local Catholic primary school ...

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Crane Spotter – ‘Chew’ brings a ‘phew’
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One annoying aspect of birding is when you hear an extremely brief distant call - and then silence prevails. What was that?! Chances are you’ll never know. ...

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Crane Spotter – Following the Green Sand Way
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Autumn brings birders hope of a visit from a rarity or scarce visitor on its southerly migration. I go out hopefully, looking in likely spots around our ...

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Places Profile – 70 Years On – Cranleigh in Queen Elizabeth II’s Reign, from 1952-2022
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The pictures that follow are a miscellany of the past 70 years, showing regular life in Cranleigh and a few highlights. Coronation procession along ...

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