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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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

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 ...

by Penny Lynch At this time of year, nature is at its fullest. Trees are heavy with leaves, hedgerows are busy with insects and birds, and the days are ...

Saturday 28th June, Cranleigh Common.Event opens 10amStreet Parade 12.30pm This year’s Carnival feature is “Morrisfiest” and we are excited to bring ...

The place to explore and share memories of Cranleigh life, past and present - by Howard Barratt Since the Autumn a team of volunteers has been working ...

Tim Farr, Paralympian Skier & Businessman I was born in London in 1982, the youngest of three siblings.  My parents divorced when I was young and I ...