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The December update from Memory Lane.
28/12/2025

The December update from Memory Lane.

Leaders of the Memory Lane Walk in the Park each month, were met by HM Lord Lieutenant of Surrey on his official visit to Knowle Park.

We wish you all a Happy Christmas from us at the Cranleigh Magazine!
25/12/2025

We wish you all a Happy Christmas from us at the Cranleigh Magazine!

With Christmas almost upon us it's time to look back and think, what were you grateful for in 2025?
24/12/2025

With Christmas almost upon us it's time to look back and think, what were you grateful for in 2025?

December invites us to pause, between the wrapping paper and the mince pies, and look back on what truly mattered.

Wilder Wonders - December 2025
19/12/2025

Wilder Wonders - December 2025

Nature write Gilbert White, moths, caterpillars, and frogs, are all on the agenda for this months Wild Wonders.

The latest update from the Cranleigh Cottage Hospital Project for December 2025.
15/12/2025

The latest update from the Cranleigh Cottage Hospital Project for December 2025.

Work on the cottage has indeed started. By the time this article is published we hope to have scaffolding erected and a temporary roof in place.

Did you know that in a recent wildlife survey, nearly a quarter of the people surveyed couldn't identify what a Robin lo...
14/12/2025

Did you know that in a recent wildlife survey, nearly a quarter of the people surveyed couldn't identify what a Robin looked like! This months Crane Spotter talks more about the Robin as well as our countries dwindling knowledge of our local wildlife.

This month of December sees the Robin feature again on millions of Christmas cards popping through letter boxes around the world.

In the final of her "Cranleigh Myths" series, Joy Horn investigates the story that the maple trees on the common where g...
10/12/2025

In the final of her "Cranleigh Myths" series, Joy Horn investigates the story that the maple trees on the common where given to the village by Canadian soldiers stationed here during WW1.

The story that the maples on the Common were given by Canadian soldiers stationed here during WW1.

The Cranleigh Lions Christmas Appeal needs your help to support local famillies in need during this Christmas period. Cl...
05/12/2025

The Cranleigh Lions Christmas Appeal needs your help to support local famillies in need during this Christmas period. Click the link to find out more:

Last year we provided over 250 Christmas food vouchers to local families at a cost of over £15,000. This year we know even more families need help. Please help us by supporting our Appeal.

03/12/2025

Rowleys Community Centre are looking for an experienced secretary to join their board of trustees.

The role involves keeping accurate minutes, maintaining official records and advising the board on procedural matters with Companies House and other organisations.

Skills Required:
- Minute-taking and record keeping experience
- Strong computer and admin skills
- Attention to detail
- A desire to support your local community

If this sounds like you then email: [email protected]
Or contact the Chairman at: [email protected]

The Surrey Hills Chamber Choir Christmas concert is happening this Sunday (7th) at 7pm. To book tickets and find out mor...
02/12/2025

The Surrey Hills Chamber Choir Christmas concert is happening this Sunday (7th) at 7pm. To book tickets and find out more follow the link:

The Surrey Hills choirs are proud to bring their own joy and celebration to the season with our annual Christmas concert.

People Profile this month looks at Emily Verardi, founder of The Teen Project, a local charity aiming to help teenage gi...
02/12/2025

People Profile this month looks at Emily Verardi, founder of The Teen Project, a local charity aiming to help teenage girls gain confidence and thrive in life.

Emily Verardi, founder and CEO of charity The Teen Project talks about her work with the charity and her own personal experiences.

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