Latest Posts
0
Cranleigh Cottage Hospital – The Key of The Door
0

by Trevor Dale After a frustrating period, which lasted fully 2 years we have finally signed the lease with NHS Property Services. I won’t bore you with ...

0
People Profile – A Fostering Journey
0

Stewart Morris - Foster Parent & Businessman I never imagined that my life would take the path it has, but looking back, I wouldn’t change a thing. My ...

0
The Joy of Cranleigh – Celebrating Cranleigh Shops – Large stores that were once here (and the King who Abdicated)
0

by Joy Horn // Main Photo - Walter Briggs store (courtesy of Michael Miller) This month’s article is a nostalgic one. It could be called ‘The Demise ...

0
Crane Spotter – Yankee doodle duckie
0

The poor January weather nearly persuaded me to stay indoors all day – but after lunch I got a hunch. Two days earlier I’d ventured out in the mist and, on ...

0
A New Patron for Rowleys Community Centre
0

The Board of Trustees of Rowleys Centre for the Community in Cranleigh are pleased to announce that the Right Honourable Jeremy Hunt, Member of Parliament for ...

0
Wild Wonders – April 2025
1

by Miki Marks Daisies have been coming in to flower, heralding the start of the warmer weather and the increase in daylight.  Their name comes from ‘Day’s ...

0
Stay Hydrated: Why Water is Essential for Your Health
0

by Penny Lynch Many of us start our day with a cup of tea or coffee, often relying on these drinks to keep us going.  But while they do provide fluids, ...

1
Cranleigh Cottage Hospital – the more you learn, the more you realise you don’t know!
0

by Trevor Dale Historical Significance is a new term to me. It came to light when discussing the cottage with Darron Carver, the Head of Collections and ...

0
People Profile – Floral Inspiration
0

Gill Ford - Garden Designer I was born on Sunday 23rd January 1949 at midday, so I can happily claim to be a ‘Sunday’s child full of grace’!  My  parents ...

0
Joy of Cranleigh – The First and Last Shoe Shop
0

by Joy Horn (Main Photo - Charles Crick with his apprentice, Charlie Croxford, in 1915) This is the story of Charles Crick, his family and the shoe shop ...

Cranleigh Magazine
Logo