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Well, the obvious thing to talk about this month is the extreme heat we experienced towards the end of July – it really wasn’t funny, was it?! As somebody who tends to feel warmer rather than colder at the best of times during Spring/Summer/Autumn, I found it exhausting and it took me a couple of ...

The tree - Acrylic and pastel on board The young boy’s creative talent was obvious at an early age and upon seeing his art, a teacher at his school near Dorking told him he should definitely “take it up”. The precocious boy interpreted the teacher’s word ‘up’ as an instruction, not simply to ...

The Courier (PG13): August 4, 8pm - Adult £9, Friends £8, Under 25s £6The Courier recounts the activities of British businessman Greville Wynne in helping MI6 with the penetration of the Soviet nuclear programme. Othello (Outdoor Theatre): August 5, 7.30pm - £19.50Love, jealousy, ...

On 1 July, Gail Woodford ended her year as President of Cranleigh Rotary, passing the 'baton' to David Barry. Here is David's introduction to himself and his plans for the coming year: "I am very pleased, even if also a little fearful, to have been selected as Rotary President after some 16 ...

Local artist, Mary Hainline, and her artist friends are excited to be holding a vibrant and colourful exhibition of their contemporary paintings at Guildford Cathedral from 17 May – 19 June. Painted at Grafham, ‘Drawn Together by Art’ features free-spirited compositions that radiate an ...

Troy has fallen. The Greeks have won their vicious war. They can return home victorious, stuffed with their spoils: their pilfered gold, robbed weapons, stolen women. All they need is a good wind to flow through their sails. But the wind does not arrive. The gods have been insulted - the body ...