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In the summer of 1963, a young South African clergyman named Desmond Tutu holidayed in Cranleigh with his family — and left a heartfelt thank-you letter in the ...
Around 1,000 classic cars come to Cranleigh Show Ground on Sunday 9 August for the Cranleigh Lions Classic Car Festival 2026 — plus live music and food.
Inside the Napper Centre as Cranleigh Heritage Trust prepares to open this September, with graphene heating, a Dr Napper display and new local services.
We take around 20,000 breaths a day. Penny Lynch explores why breathing through your nose can support calmer, healthier living.
Memory Lane introduces Indonesian Angklung bamboo chimes for a joyful musical first, bringing dementia guests and volunteers together in song.
Cranleigh Repair Café turns two: now topping the UK Repair Monitor league, mending around 100 items a month and championing the right to repair.
Cranleigh's iconic oak by the Leisure Centre now has a Tree Protection Order. Miki Marks on oaks, summer afternoons, crickets and the Beryl Harvey site.
The story of James Puttock, a 19th-century Cranleigh wheelwright, told through the surviving ledger of a once-indispensable village craft.
Matt Newell, Director of Format Garden Rooms There’s a conversation I’ve had many times over the past few years, and it usually starts in much the same ...
by Joy Horn Did you know that Cranleigh was the choice for retirement for England’s first, youngest and longest-serving football manager? Today we have ...
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