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Our forthcoming Spring Open Meet gala is being held in memory of our dear friend, Mavis Godfrey, who sadly passed away in November. Our Senior Coach, Pete ...
This delicious and easy to create dish can be served as a starter with a light salad or makes a great breakfast/brunch dish served with bacon or eggs. ...
When Cranleigh-resident Paul Lynch faced redundancy as a pharmaceutical company marketing director earlier this year, he immediately started to plan to search ...
Go Greener Rudgwick is a group of local volunteers who meet regularly to sort single use plastics that can’t be recycled at home, but can be left in the ...
Wry, comical and very endearing diary-style story packed with doodles about the annoyance the god of mischief Loki feels at having to live out life stuck in ...
In recent months Cranleigh Arts has hosted performances by Leeds Competition prize winner, Ariel Lanyi, and Britain’s most lauded pianist Dame Imogen Cooper. ...
What fascinates me about the no-shoes conversation is that the UK seem to be one of only a handful of countries where culturally it’s expected for people to ...
Primula veris Primroses appear first– and then the closely related cowslip. Four English counties claim the cowslip as its flower: Essex, Northamptonshire, ...
Goosander (Mergus merganser) After a 900-plus mile drive north from Helsinki and through Lapland we arrived on the Norway border. Soon I was in a place I ...
Cromwell Cottage and Oliver House (Cranleigh Guide, 1994) Cranleigh has shown its appreciation of Oliver Cromwell by commemorating him in the names of a ...
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