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“We are Special Sisters” – Meet Isabelle and Siena
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Isabelle and Siena are 2 very special sisters. Isabelle is 8 years old whilst Siena is just 2. They both suffer from severe epilepsy that is caused by an, as ...

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Rotary & Cranleigh’s Fairtrade gold
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The Rotary Club of Cranleigh is pleased to welcome Fairtrade gold jeweller Jon Dibben as the guest speaker at their meeting on Thursday 5th May. Jon Dibben ...

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Catherine Pike (1920 – 2016) Cranleigh Arts Centre
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Dr Catherine Pike, one of our best known and loved local residents, passed away in January 2016. Born in Glasgow, in a family of doctors, she had a ...

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Cranleigh Show celebrates its 70th birthday
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Cranleigh Show celebrates its 70th anniversary on Sunday June 19 with a family friendly day of hotly contested livestock and horse competitions, adrenalin ...

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Artist of Cranleigh
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William Heath Robinson (31 May 1872 – 13 September 1944)   Heath Robinson’s main employment was in providing a unique brand of humour to ...

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Cranleigh . . a little revealed history
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Once more the Cranleigh Obelisk is looking smart again. Stonemasons have just spent two weeks working on the monument to complete in good time for Cranleigh In ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in April 1916?
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(Above: Mann’s fleet of vehicles just before the War)   At Cranleigh School, a sporting revolution had taken place during the spring term. The April ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in March 1916?
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(Above: Cranleigh’s two banks facing each other across Rowland Road. George Selfe was cashier at one or other of these.)   Several Cranleigh people, ...

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Cranleigh Bridal
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  At Cranleigh Bridal we are now looking forward to helping all new brides in our newly revamped shop thanks to Mary Portas and her TV programme which ...

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News From Cranleigh Scout Group – February 2016
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The Ottawa Beavers (very young Scouts), from Cranleigh,  and  St  Lawrence  Beavers,  from Ewhurst,  undertook a night walk around Elm- bridge and Knowle Park ...

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New Years Day Walk – February 2016
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New Year’s Day Walk started at 10.30am at St. Nicolas Church car park, 38 people and 7 dogs enjoyed a very pleasant 2 hour walk across the countryside south of ...

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Joy Of Cranleigh – What was happening in Cranleigh in February 1916 ?
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Conscription, introduced in January, was beginning to bite. All fit single men between 18 and 41 were called up. The Rector wrote: ‘we have very few men of ...

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