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Despite the horrendous weather conditions on Saturday 8th June, Loxwood Village turned out in force to support our now well established Village Fete and Dog Show. Considering how bad the day was, the Fete Committee are more than pleased with an overall profit of more than £5,000 that will be ...

Tights - Use tights to stop your vacuum cleaner sucking up coins that have dropped down the back of the sofa. Save money and precious small objects by using the foot of a pair of tights over your vacuum nozzle. It will catch any change, hair bands, earrings and other bits and bobs before they get ...

I’m sure you all remember “Noah’s Ark Monday” last month when the heavens opened and the roads were awash. That day Vanessa Smith from The Brigitte Trust met Brian Allen from Ewhurst Bowling Club in a very soggy Cranleigh for a warming cup of tea and a scone, and received a cheque for £450 from the ...

Helping more of us enjoy our great High Street Slow Shopping provides dedicated shopping times for those that find going shopping a challenge. This includes those of us living with physical or cognitive disabilities, visible or invisible. Have you ever wanted to take a short rest while ...

Martha Horstead (left) and Paige Howells-Davies (right) The summer-time sporting calendar is certainly full. Today, as I write this article, the semi-final of the Cricket World Cup is playing out. On a different channel, Wimbledon is nearing the end of another good tournament. And that's not to ...

St Cuthbert Mayne Catholic Primary School in Cranleigh triumphed over four other Surrey schools in the Godalming District Primary School Confederation, to take home the District Sports shield. Children from Years 3, 4, 5 and 6 competed in Hurdles, Sprint, Long Distance, Throwing and Long Jump in ...