Around 1900 the biggest employer in Cranleigh was Holden’s timber and building firm. It had been established about 1815, when a young carpenter called George ...

We are extremely excited and cannot wait for the show this year with so many exciting and new attractions at Nonsuch. We are delighted to announce our new ...

The Arts Society Cranleigh is providing talks to members via zoom at 2.00pm on the fourth Wednesday of the month, until July, as due to covid-19 these cannot ...

Readers may have noticed unmarked white vans at the Old Cranleigh Hospital building recently. Three lads from a roofing contractors spent some time removing ...

The Richard Onslow in Cranleigh opened its doors again on Wednesday 14th April, it is once more be able to welcome guests back to the pub and ensure they have ...

President of EGRGA Michael Clarke unveiling the plaque A small gathering (due to restrictions) saw the President of Rudgwick's gardening association ...

The Osprey searching high above the landscape looking for fish A magnificent bird attracting more media coverage than most others put together was back in ...

A postcard of the Cricket Ground, post-marked 1906 (courtesy of Roy Pobgee) Frank Swinnerton, novelist and literary critic of national standing who lived ...

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 ...

Adapt this rocky road cake depending on what you have. With chocolate sponge and sweet-and-salty rocky road topping, it's a joyous cake. Prep: 25 ...