July means the middle of summer and a new rich colour palette, as dahlias, agapanthus and cosmos come into bloom. You’ll need to deadhead and feed blooming ...

We want to thank the Cranleigh Community for their tremendous and continued support of Cranleigh Arts during this period of uncertainty. As many are aware ...

Welcomed to CranleighWhen my wife and I arrived in Cranleigh in 2002 it was to retire from a large family home only 12 miles away in the village of ...

The cadence is familiar. We're edging into summer. The days are long. The sun is shining. Another month has passed. It is time for another magazine article ...

A message from Zoe Harris at Healthwatch Surrey, who wants to hear about the experiences people have been having with health and care services during this ...

As a result of attaining over 200 signatures, Cranleigh Civic Society was able to present its case to Surrey County Council’s (SCC) meeting lead by Cabinet ...

Five years ago, the village didn’t have a men’s hockey team to speak of, yet Cranleigh Men’s 1s have just recently clinched the Surrey Open Premier Division – ...

But now I’m growing older... by Raymond HoltAn ex Cranleigh village Bobby Just when I think I’m all aloneAnd sinking in my mind,I remember all the ...

'I love working with Naomi. She's a force of nature and her brilliant books have the power to change lives' - Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall Bestselling ...

Ever fancied trying the skilful and traditional sport of lawn green bowls? Bowls is a sport that attracts both the competitive and non-competitive alike, ...