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James (right) is presenting the Lusaka Central Rotary Club pennant to the Cranleigh Club's Past President, David Hall. Over the last few years, Cranleigh Rotarian James Phiri has been actively involved in a number of Rotary projects in Zambia. James has made contact with leading figures in the ...

The Indoor Market has been a well established feature of Cranleigh life for over fifteen years. Originally launched as an Antiques Fair concentrating on a variety of rare and collectable items from yesteryear, the Fair has now evolved to become the present all-inclusive Market. The change of name ...

Sam: We were both born in Redhill. Alice was brought up in Dorking and arrived in Cranleigh through teaching, first at Cranleigh Primary School and then retraining as a fitness instructor 4 years ago. She now works at the Leisure Centre and the Golf and Country Club. I was brought up in South ...

Bored with eating? Can't decide what to eat? Feeling uninspired around food? Is cooking just another thing to do on your long to do list? If you're anything like me, I regularly fall into a rut of eating the same thing every day, week in week out. We are creatures of habit, and planning adventurous ...

Treecreeper (Certhia familiaris) Our long hot summer has born a butterfly bonanza all around the south of England, enabling many of us to enjoy some unusual garden visitors. I’ve counted 17 species in my small plot so far and two of those I’ve only seen a couple of times there before. ...

I wrote a previous article in an edition of Cranleigh Magazine, where I recounted my memories of September 1943, 75 years ago. Here is a recipe of a standard Sunday Lunch we had in our home. It was the best we could get at the time and consisted mainly of home produced ingredients giving a ...