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Prep: 10 mins Difficulty: Easy Cook: 30 Mins Serves: 6-8 Ingredients 200g wholemeal flour 200g plain flour, plus extra for dusting 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda 2 tsp cream of tartar 1 tsp salt 1 tsp caster sugar 25g butter , melted 300ml milk , at room temperature 175g cheddar , coarsely ...

(Above: The boys of the Church Lads’ Brigade responded to this poster as soon as they were old enough) The local branch of the Church Lads’ Brigade started its winter programme with enthusiasm, despite the fact that at least seven of its ex-members had already died in the War, besides others ...

“As I walk about meeting people in the local area, I am sometimes interrupted by the blue, flashing light of a vehicle, driving along the road at great speed. As it passes me I notice big red letters on the side that read, FIRE, and I know someone is on an emergency call. We should be thankful for ...

(Pictured Above: A House Martin feeding its young) I was sawing off a few more branches to donate to this year’s Cranleigh bonfire when I looked up and saw them. Just above tree height over the garden was a constant stream of small birds heading determinedly south. Migration was underway ...

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 lives and incidents that have happened in Cranleigh through time, is challenging. However, it’s worth doing it! Not just for our own sake ...

Colour. It was beautiful. It was light itself, reflecting to create endless wonders. Finished. The end. When the colour drained, everything was blamed, eyesight, the sun, us. Nothing can bring the colour back now. Now the world is just a spinning hole of darkness. Now the colour has gone forever. ...