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Joy of Cranleigh – Why does Cranleigh commemorate Oliver Cromwell? – April 2022
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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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Garden Life – April 2022
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I really love April, as there is wild cherry and Hawthorn blossom in the hedgerows, our gardens are bursting forth with flowers everywhere and the air is full ...

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Cranleigh Amateur Swimming Club – In Full Swing
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It’s been another action-packed month in the lives of our amazing Cranleigh swimmers and coaches. The focus for the more senior squads has been getting ready ...

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Tasty Helpings
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I love nettles, they are so tasty and healthy. They’re packed with Vitamin C and A, very good for people who suffer from diabetes. Plus they are FREE, growing ...

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Book Review – Little Bear’s Spring – By Elli Woolard & Briony May Smith
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Little Bear's Spring is a wonderful reminder for all of just how delightful the natural world is, and that, oftentimes, the improbable of friendships are the ...

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Young Musician of the Year at Cranleigh Arts
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We welcome you on 25 March to watch and hear Coco Tomita, accompanied on piano by her father Kan Tomita in the intimate auditorium at Cranleigh Arts. This ...

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Kitchen Storage – How to Improve your Space and Workload – Penny Lynch
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Dividers For Drawers - Kitchen drawers have a tendency to become cluttered if they are left to their own devices. Consider dividers, not only for cutlery, but ...

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Cranleigh Eco Festival – Sharon Duggan
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This month, instead of my usual article about ways in which you can be more sustainable in your day to day life, I want to share an exciting event that my ...

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Wild Wonders – March 2022 – Dangerous Springs and Marvellous Nettles
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It might seem a cause for celebration that Spring is said to have come a month early this year. But this might not be necessarily a good thing for wildlife. A ...

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Joy of Cranleigh – What We Owe To The Saxons – March 2022
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Common Crane (Grus Grus) in full flight Almost all Cranleigh’s road names have been given in the last 150 years. By contrast, many of the nearby farms and ...

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