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Memory Lane – July
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Memory Lane are a group of volunteers who share their experience with full time carers and their partners who are experiencing dementia or loss of memory.  ...

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Come and Enjoy ‘Tea With a Pony’
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Our aim is to provide an enriching experience with horses to people living with dementia or similar conditions.  We will tailor each session to meet the ...

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The Hidden Hazards in Your Cleaning Cupboard
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by Penny Lynch Many of us reach for supermarket cleaning sprays and disinfectants without a second thought, trusting the branding and promises of “99.9% ...

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Cranleigh Repair Café is Celebrating its First Birthday
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by Caroline Hayes As some of you will already know, we started in spring of 2024 with a Make Do and Mend service at the library where our volunteers ...

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Update on the Cottage Hospital Project
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by Hamish MacGillivray, Heritage Consultant “I like the leeches!” One of the many enthusiastic comments last year from pupils at Cranleigh C of E Primary ...

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People Profile – It’s not about speed, it’s about enjoying the ride!
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Antony Douglas, Cyclist & Businessman Twenty years ago, we moved from London to Cranleigh. I didn’t expect it to be the place where I’d rediscover my ...

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The Joy of Cranleigh – Shops Cranleigh once had
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by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Shops with long histories, taken in the 1980s: Tyler's Book Shop, Men's Shop, Camera Shop, next to the Onslow Arms. The three ...

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Crane Spotter – Garden’s World
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Sunny days bring more of us out into the garden but it is already too late now to enjoy such a richness of birdsong as we did in the Spring. June always ...

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The Last Day of our Railway
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by Michael Miller // Main Photo: A Push-Pull loco arriving at Cranleigh railway station before closure © N. Hamshere June 14th this year marks the ...

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Wild Wonders – June 2025
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by Miki Marks Sumer is icumen in.  Loud sing cuckou!Groweth seed and bloweth meed. And springeth the wode now. Cuckou! These are the words of a famous ...

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