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“I think we’ve met before” by Raymond HoltAn ex Cranleigh village Bobby John was an excellent detective,He outshone all the rest.Threw himself into ...
We will all have to get used to the effects of Global Warming with extremely wet winters and dry summers. So, as weather extremes become the new norm, ...
After the events of the last 12 months, we have seen an upsurge in the number of houseplants people are buying for their homes. This is mainly for the ...
Hello again and this month I’m thinking about how we are getting back to some sort of normal. For those of you who have got new puppies or dogs during the ...
Have you noticed the 'you' in community? Community: what does it mean? Etymologically, the word community comes from the Latin communis, which is ...
The name ‘orchid’ perhaps conjures up the mental picture of some exotic, expensive plant – the sort much used by interior designers for dark corners, and ...
Cranleigh Lions Classic Car ShowWe regret that due to the many potential restrictions, regulations and risks involved in running a Covid compliant event, we ...
Mary Hainline is again opening her idyllic Walled Victorian Gardens, now joined by her next-door neighbour's beautiful garden, and is looking forward to ...
My great, great uncle, Bill Langfield, sitting in the 1935 Donington Grand Prix-winning, 1932-34 Alfa Romeo Tipo B Grand Prix Monoposto which he helped ...
A postcard of the Cricket Ground, post-marked 1906 (courtesy of Roy Pobgee) Frank Swinnerton, novelist and literary critic of national standing who lived ...
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