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Surrey Frills shops local in Cranleigh No one fuses fashion and rural splendour quite like the Surrey Hills. When it comes to local gems, in this pocket of the county we really are spoilt for choice. The landscape goes without saying - an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - we ...

I always encourage people to consume more fish in their weekly meals in order to achieve a more balanced diet. A meat based diet brings lots of health issue from blood high pressure, heart problems, body weight issues and so on. Every time I have a conversation about this with a friend or a guest ...

It was good to be back running one of our most popular events at the end of June. The Cranleigh Carnival has been a village attraction for many years and to the best of our knowledge the event has never been cancelled except for last year when Covid 19 intervened. On Saturday 26th June, the ...

The past 10 years have seen over 115,372 participations in our Art for All programmes for schools, families, young people, adults and students. This wouldn’t have been possible without the support of talented artists, dedicated community partnerships, insightful funders and a creative and ...

Wings by Pie Corbett If I had wingsI would touch the fingertips of cloudsand glide on the wind’s breath. If I had wingsI would taste a chunk of the sunas hot as peppered curry. If I had wingsI would listen to the clouds of sheep bleatthat graze on the blue. If I had wingsI would ...

Winding back the clock to 2004, Watts Gallery was listed by English Heritage as ‘at risk’. We faced the mammoth task of raising over £10m to restore a crumbling gallery, to make it more accessible, to conserve and enhance the collection, to extend the education and outreach work, to establish a ...