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Sponsored by Cranleigh & District Lions Club Last day Massacre of the landless, Extremadura Campaign, Spanish Civil War 1936. A shaft of light breaks at the edge of the field, its sun-slow creep leads a path through the quince trees, ripe now. Soft mist holds to the ground as dawn ...

'Father Christmas finished early this year!' - Illustration by Richard Johnston It's that time of year again, where we think about Christmas day, the presents to buy for one another, the big food shop and of course, the Christmas tree. As credit cards and cash go into meltdown, it's important ...

Technology impacts on every aspect of our lives from communications to cars, and local author, Rob James, grew up steeped in its development. His father was a design engineer at BAe Dunsfold and, with Joe’s passing over 25 years ago, Rob could only wonder at his possible reaction to today’s, ...

Winter Health – Frequently Asked Questions The weather in the UK is anything if unpredictable and, if last winter’s ‘Beast from the East’ is anything to go by, you can never be too prepared! Long-range forecasts for Surrey suggest we’re in for a mild and wet first half of winter. Many of us ...

It’s been a busy month for CASC with the Dorking meet and 2 sets of Club Champs. Our Head Coach’s main aim at this point in the year is to get as many swimmers with qualifying times for the Surrey County Champs as possible. And the swimmers have not disappointed him. The Dorking Meet, which is an ...

Join the Surrey Hills choirs for two festive concerts of songs and carols this Christmas time. The Surrey Hills choirs are presenting two concerts this December, each with their own distinct character. The first concert on Saturday 8th December, 6pm, at Cranleigh Village Hall is a family ...