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Neil has been a Cranleigh resident for the past 20 years and lives with his wife, Kathryn, and one of three sons. Despite having worked as an advanced practitioner in radiography at the RSCH in Guildford for many years, he has always had a creative streak, and loved drawing and painting too. Neil ...

Maybe you are considering moving to Cranleigh? Working in Cranleigh? Or perhaps you were born in Cranleigh and have lived here your whole life. Either way, discover or celebrate Cranleigh this issue with us. Did you know? The month of May takes its name from the Roman goddess Maia, goddess of ...

Jasper stood rigidly, his wizened neck hiding beneath his balding head. His cagey eyes shone clear blue in the harsh summer sun as he glared at the children dancing around the Maypole with youthful glee, ribbons twirling and spinning with delight. Jasper shifted from one foot to another before ...

The book “Rebecca” by Daphne Du Maurier, draws on the alluring glamour of 1930s country society and the aura of impending devastation that saturated the years before the Second World War. Put simply, it is a novel about a house and a dead woman. The book tells the story of a young, ...

As bulbs fade and plants start to grow in leaps and bounds, it is exciting to know that the warmer weather is approaching. Sowing and planting out bedding can start, depending on regional weather variations, and you can take soft wood cuttings. It’s also time to start getting back into mowing the ...

(Above:Guides at a recent event at London’s Alexandra Palace where they were trying out zorbing, rollerblading, climbing, laser light cave, a silent disco and much more). Girl Guiding Cranleigh District covers both Cranleigh & Ewhurst areas. We run four sections: Rainbows for girls aged 5-7, ...