by Joy Horn // Main Photo: The ‘Greyhound’ inn in 1935, on the site of the present post office As the end of the war approached, the Parish Magazine ...

You may have noticed how things tend to go a bit quiet on the bird front by the third week of June.  Many have bred by then and do not need to keep ...

by Miki Marks My neighbour came round  with a couple of leaves from her cherry tree.   One  leaf had what was clearly  something in the larval stage, ...

by Penny Lynch There’s been lots of talk in the news lately about outdoor air quality and the damage it is doing to us and our children.  But what about ...

During the 1170 Heritage Day 2024, we were asked by a number of people about St Andrew’s Church, which stood at the far end of the common near the Elmbridge ...

by Trevor Dale A while ago we met the chap who had actually listed Cranleigh Cottage Hospital for the National Heritage List for England, way back in 1987. ...

David Barry - Civil Engineer & Volunteer I’ve never thought of myself as extraordinary.  I’ve always just believed in doing my bit—with a little ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Mrs M. Ede, returning from a daily visit to the shops, about 1940 (courtesy of Vera Wilkinson) Cranleigh High Street has ...

‘The Tree Pipit is a common summer visitor to this county, arriving regularly in the early half of April, and nesting freely in all the rural districts, as ...

by Miki Marks // Main Photo: A car dumped at Notcutts © Mark Matthews There are plenty of butterflies on the wing towards the end of the month:  ...