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 ...

The story of James Puttock, a 19th-century Cranleigh wheelwright, told through the surviving ledger of a once-indispensable village craft.

On Saturday 7th November, the famous Cranleigh Bonfire celebrations return to The Common. The Cranleigh and District Lions Club once again host the event, ...