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Cranleigh Amateur Swimming Club – Back In Full Swim – Simon Southwell
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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, ...

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Love Garden Life – February 2022 – Gill Ford
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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 ...

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Greenwashing – What exactly is it and why should we care? – Penny Lynch
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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 ...

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All We Need Is Love
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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 ...

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Britain’s most loved pianist comes to Cranleigh Arts – Stephen Dennison
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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 ...

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The Arts Society Cranleigh – Programme for February, March and April 2022
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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 ...

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The Centenary Garden Story – Brian Freeston
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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 ...

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Get into Teaching Information Seminar at Glebelands School
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Wednesday 9th February 2022 at 9.00am There has never been a better time to become a teacher. Your classroom is where it all happens – excitement, ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – Cranleigh’s Oldest Road Names – February 2022
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A 19th-century farrier, painted by the Suffolk artist, Edward Robert Smythe (1810-99) For centuries, Cranleigh did not have road-names, and did not need ...

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Wild Wonders – February 2022 – Miki Marks
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Lichen Photos by Andy Bamford Mysterious lichen, felled trees and rats; two success stories and a farewell to an old tree. The deciduous trees are still ...

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