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Sunrise from Mont Cally Come and join us! This is a friendly, supportive club, where members aim to encourage each other. No matter how much or how little experience you have, you can always learn to improve your images. You can join at any time or attend a couple of meetings without charge to ...

Yellowhammer (Emberiza citronella) As more and more developers move in to Cranleigh to erect homes for thousands of newcomers let us spare a thought for the fate of some of our long-established residents. England’s ‘largest village’ is changing fast and surely will not be able to celebrate that ...

November is often a month for remembering lost friends, but also the happy times we enjoyed with them. Friends pop up from all sorts of places – whether you make them at school when you’re growing up, you find an unexpected acquaintance at your first job, or you’ve experienced a friendship that ...

Cranleigh’s first garage opened in the Ewhurst Road, next to the White Hart, but as car sales mounted it moved to larger premises next to the Three Horseshoes Three incidents from November 1917 highlight how life has changed in the past century. At the Guildford County Bench on November 16th, ...

Over the last few months we have looked at the core imbalances in disease from a functional medicine point of view; this month we review the last one. Stress - is it a friend or a foe? As hunter-gatherers in the past, stress played a vital role in our survival, alerting us to the presence of a ...

The Adult Master’s Swimming Club has been running for almost 35 years at Cranleigh Leisure swimming pool. It was organised and run initially by Waverley Borough Council employing their own instructors to set routines and teach the classes every Tuesday and Thursday to what are now able swimmers; it ...