Cranleigh Magazine

Cranleigh Magazine The local magazine for people living, working, and socialising in Cranleigh and Surrey.

Right here in Cranleigh is one of the country's most extraordinary architectural collections, gathered over a lifetime b...
22/08/2026

Right here in Cranleigh is one of the country's most extraordinary architectural collections, gathered over a lifetime by Charles Brooking. His latest update is a treat: royal donations of fire-grates, a Gothic window and locks from Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, arched windows from Inverness Castle, and a visit from the Victorian Society Summer School. Read all about it: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/charles-brooking-architectural-historian-update-august-2026/

Bosom Friends is a Cranleigh support group of and for women who have experienced cancer first-hand, a safe and welcoming...
21/08/2026

Bosom Friends is a Cranleigh support group of and for women who have experienced cancer first-hand, a safe and welcoming space to share, swap advice and build friendships. This month member Sue shares her honest, moving story of treatment, recovery and being cancer free for over six years. If you or someone you know might benefit, please read and share: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/bosom-friends-sue-treatment-story/

The perfect companion to this month's People Profile on milliner Virna Pasquinelli. Our featured book, The Art of Millin...
19/08/2026

The perfect companion to this month's People Profile on milliner Virna Pasquinelli. Our featured book, The Art of Millinery by Sophie Beale, is a fresh and enticing introduction to hat-making, with more than 450 photographs, over 20 activities and instructions for 10 complete hats, from straw and sinamay to felt and leather. Read our review: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/book-review-the-art-of-millinery-august-2026/

One of the simplest ways to feel better in body and mind costs nothing at all: a walk. In this month's wellbeing column,...
17/08/2026

One of the simplest ways to feel better in body and mind costs nothing at all: a walk. In this month's wellbeing column, Penny Lynch explores the restorative power of stepping outside, from our beautiful local trails to a gentle stroll around the newly opened Knowle Park. Every step outdoors is an investment in our health and happiness. Read the full column: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/penny-lynch-walking-into-wellbeing-august-2026/

Sixty seasons and going strong! Cranleigh Rugby Club is celebrating promotion for the men's teams, a league-winning Wild...
15/08/2026

Sixty seasons and going strong! Cranleigh Rugby Club is celebrating promotion for the men's teams, a league-winning Wild Cranes women's side, and a thriving minis, youth and girls' set-up. Many of their players had never touched a ball before, proof that whatever your age, background or experience, there's a place for you here. Read the club's story: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/cranleigh-rugby-club-60-years-and-growing/

What a joyful month for Memory Lane! Guests and carers made music together on Indonesian angklung chimes, introduced by ...
13/08/2026

What a joyful month for Memory Lane! Guests and carers made music together on Indonesian angklung chimes, introduced by ML guest Kundi Scully. There's plenty more to come in August, from a singing session at Cranleigh Arts to the monthly Walk in the Park around Knowle Park. Find out what's on and how Memory Lane supports people living with dementia and their carers: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/memory-lane-making-music-together-august-2026/

Cranleigh Folk Club is back! From Friday 14th August the long-running acoustic music club has a new home at The Studio, ...
11/08/2026

Cranleigh Folk Club is back! From Friday 14th August the long-running acoustic music club has a new home at The Studio, Peaslake Village Hall, and a new night, the second Friday of most months at 8pm. Traditional, contemporary or original, all acoustic styles are welcome, and your first visit is free. No need to book, just turn up. Full details and dates: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/cranleigh-folk-club-relaunches/

Silvery trunks rising like cathedral columns, a bumper crop of "mast" every few years, and the truth about why some beec...
09/08/2026

Silvery trunks rising like cathedral columns, a bumper crop of "mast" every few years, and the truth about why some beeches turn purple. In this month's Wild Wonders, Miki Marks celebrates our beech trees and shares readers' garden photos, from a watchful nursery web spider to the insects of Beryl Harvey Field. A lovely wander through the nature on our doorstep: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/wild-wonders-the-beech-tree-august-2026/

"Quip-quip-quip." It is the sound of one of Britain's most secretive birds, and 2026 is turning into one of the great "Q...
07/08/2026

"Quip-quip-quip." It is the sound of one of Britain's most secretive birds, and 2026 is turning into one of the great "Quail years". In this month's Crane Spotter, our resident birder takes up the trail across the Surrey fields, remembers a Cranleigh encounter from 1998, and finds these tiny game birds far easier to hear than to see. Read the full column: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/crane-spotter-out-on-the-quail-trail-august-2026/

For centuries Cranleigh's wheelwrights made the carts and wagons that kept the village moving. In this month's Joy of Cr...
05/08/2026

For centuries Cranleigh's wheelwrights made the carts and wagons that kept the village moving. In this month's Joy of Cranleigh, Joy Horn follows the Cheesman family from 1857, and watches the railway, the bicycle and the motor car bring an ancient craft to a close. A lovely piece of local history, with wonderful old photographs of The Causey, Osbourn's garage and the Cheesmans' High Street workshop. Read the full story: https://www.cranleighmagazine.co.uk/joy-of-cranleigh-cheesman-and-sons-august-2026/

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