by Joy Horn // Main Photo: John Graham's shop in its early days (courtesy of Michael Miller) The recent sad closing of One Forty, with its stock of ...

On 1st March 2024, Cranleigh Church of England Primary School became part of The Good Shepherd Trust (GST), a dynamic multi-academy trust that includes 24 ...

by Joy Horn Main Image: Mr Frederick Warren (on left, bearded), builder, opening the new bridge in Knowle Lane at Waterland Farm in 1924 How did the ...

by Joy Horn // Main Image - Baptist chapel in 1932: the 'schoolroom' was a detached building at the back At the foot of this advert for Dan Clare’s ...

by Joy Horn Poor Michael Fish, one of the BBC weather presenters in the 1980s, has never been allowed to forget the weather forecast he gave on the evening ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Frank Swinnerton (1884-1982), photo by Mark Gerson on the cover of Reflections One of the ‘characters’ of Cranleigh in the ...

by Joy Horn // Main Image: Fougasse cartoon from 'You Have Been Warned' (1935) According to the humorous book on motoring by Fougasse and McCullough, ...

by Joy Horn In 1933-4 a Cranleigh family produced fourteen issues of a weekly newspaper, intended to help keep the family together, as individuals were ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Bonfire Boys and Lions, about 2020 ‘The Lions are coming!’ proclaimed the local freebie magazine in its June 1974 issue. ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: BBC sound engineer Peter Mirams, David Gamble (parish clerk), Tony Young (chairman of the parish council), Sarah Pitt (a ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: St Andrew's church. The W.I. originally met in the church hall. In the first half of the 20th century, only a few married ...

by Joy Horn // Main Photo: Charles Croxford, boot and shoe repairer (Cranleigh Voices, comp. Seymour and Warrington (2000)) Charles Herbert – or ...