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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 have a full brother and sister, 2 younger half-siblings and 2 older step-siblings. Our household was lively and bustling, filled with the ...

by Joy Horn Less than two months before the outbreak of the Second World War, on 10 July 1939, a new bank opened on the north side of the High Street in a smart, purpose-built home. It was built of small bricks in an old-fashioned style of bricklaying. Its site, previously the home of two ...

I hear them but invariably don’t spot them without a bit of patience. And when they do pop up into view they are soon dashing off. So annoying. ‘Ever so sorry mate, must fly – got another meal waiting.’ That’s the problem with being so tiny. Breakfast, lunch, tea and dinner needs to be eaten ...

by Miki Marks I moved one of my terracotta pots and   out wiggled a creature I recognised but  realised I knew nothing much about;    a golden, over- legged, writhing centipede.  I watched as it thrashed itself into coils, antennae on the alert, and then disappeared down a crack in the paving.  ...

by Penny Lynch In a world of convenience meals, ready-made sauces, and grab-and-go snacks, it’s easy to fall into the habit of relying on processed foods.  They’re quick, accessible, and often cleverly marketed as “healthy” or “fortified.”  But increasingly, evidence and experience point us ...

Main Photo: Members of the Arts Society Cranleigh and artist Ella Fielding alongside two of the winners, Hannah (left) from Park Mead and Bea (right) from Glebelands. © Martin Bamford The Arts Society Cranleigh Young Arts Volunteering team in partnership with the Knowle Park Trust and Sussex ...