There are so many things to remember on a day-to-day basis in the busyness of family life and work, so revisiting history to remember the details of people’s ...

As the leaves fall in ever increasing numbers and the winds have their day giving us the run around, it’s time to protect our wildlife and gardens with vigour ...

With the warmer days of September passed, the autumn has now definitely arrived. Temperatures have dropped and it is a lot colder. It’s a beautiful colourful ...

(Pictured Above: Cranleigh’s Post Office in its new position at the corner of Knowle Lane in 1911 (currently Betfred) In October 1916 Mrs Crick at the ...

Picture © Chris Flood (Cranleigh Camera Club) Do you enjoy photography? Do you have use of a camera? Would you like to improve your skills? If so, think ...

September is generally a cooler, gustier month than August and the days are noticeably shorter. While there’s not as much to do in the garden at this time of ...

The annual  report of the Village Hospital came out at the end of September. During the previous year, 98 patients had been treated and 45 operations ...

Cranleigh in Bloom has  enjoyed another  successful year, bringing  vibrant floral displays to the village and submitting a strong entry to the regional ...

It can be one of the hottest months of the year. Therefore we need to be diligent about watering our gardens and plants. It is helpful to use grey water ( ...

A group of Cranleigh women – we don’t know their names – returned to the village on August 5th 1916 after a wartime adventure of their own. They had been doing ...

July can be one of the hottest months of the year and a wonderful time just to sit and enjoy your garden with friends and family. Keep plants looking good by ...

Above: Percy, Albert and Harry Greenfield, with their parents and sister Edith (from Ron Ringshall, Cranleigh Parish Church)   July 1st 1916 is a ...