Slightly smaller than the Crow, the adult Rook (Corvus frugilegus) has a pointed grey bill with pale skin extending to the eye, ‘baggy trousers,’ peaked crown ...

March is the first month in the Roman calendar, and it is named after Mars, God of War. The days are longer and we can literally feel the warmth starting to ...

Annual Exhibition 2022, Saturday 26 March, Cranleigh Village Hall, 10am-4pm, Free Entry The exhibition has been running annually for many years (suspended ...

Wow, what a busy few months we’ve had since our last update in the summer! It’s fair to say that we are well and truly back in full swing. Since last writing, ...

Kalettes or 'flower sprouts' As I was walking this morning, the sun was shining and I could definitely feel the gentle warmth of its rays, which was ...

Greenwashing is where a firm spends time and money advertising and marketing that their goods or services are environmentally friendly when, in fact, they are ...

As we turn the page on our calendar from January to February, one date that surely stands out this month is 14th February – St Valentine’s day. Even if we ...

On Friday 11 February Dame Imogen Cooper will lead a fundraising piano concert in Cranleigh. In the words of Sir Simon Rattle: “Imogen is one of the ...

Wednesday 23rd February - Brueghel, The Seasons And The WorldWe welcome Gavin back to talk to us about Brueghel who in 1565 was commissioned to create a ...

In a small corner of Snoxhall Fields, Cranleigh, something beautiful and inspiring has been created. It is a garden to commemorate all the local lives lost in ...