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Cranleigh Magazine is the popular choice for Cranleigh and the surrounding areas, dedicated to providing topical news & articles.| Cranleigh Magazine
Cranleigh Magazine is the popular choice for Cranleigh and the surrounding areas, dedicated to providing topical news & articles.| Cranleigh Magazine
Dr Edmund Tso, Chiropractor My name is Dr Edmund Tso, and I have been serving the Sussex community as a chiropractor at BritChiro Clinics in Horsham since 2017, when my wife and I first moved to this beautiful part of the world. These days, I live in the village of Rudgwick with my family, and […] The post People Profile – Looking After The Body: My Journey into Chiropractic Care appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
by Joy Horn This is the story as it is given by Samuel Mann, one of the directors of David Mann & Sons, who died in 1938, in Cranley in ye Olden Days and Cranleigh Today (1930): ‘In 1657 Oliver Cromwell, the Lord Protector, with his staff, visited the village, and whilst he himself stayed […] The post Joy of Cranleigh – Cranleigh Myths – Oliver Cromwell’s Visit to Knowle appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
It was one of those weeks in late August when the hot summer begins phasing itself out and cool air sweeps in as the first fingers of autumn begin to grip. I was in a buoyant mood though because over the previous three days I had managed to find four of the ‘fab five’ target […] The post Crane Spotter – Redstart restart stars for the ‘fab five’ appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
by Miki Marks Walking home recently as it was getting dark I just caught a glimpse of a ‘flittermouse’. Those of you who know your operas will be familiar with Johann Strauss’ work Die Fledermaus. Both names refer to bats. So called because of their supposed similarity to mice and their flittering flight. They […] The post Wild Wonders – October 2025 appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
It’s all happening at Memory Lane , so we thought you might wish to inform your readers of these events. Whilst Memory Lane is specifically for people experiencing Dementia and their Carers, the meetings are open to anyone feeling lonely, who would like to meet others in joyful surrounds. It is the ML professional singers […] The post Memory Lane – October 2025 appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
by Penny Lynch When we think about self-improvement, it’s tempting to imagine dramatic overhauls . . . running a marathon, giving up sugar, or starting a 5am routine. But in reality, lasting change often comes not from a giant leap, but from the smallest of steps. Tiny, consistent habits can transform our wellbeing far more […] The post The Big Benefits of Small Habits appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
The monthly update for the Cranleigh Cottage Hospital project, this month recapping what happened during Heritage Week.| Cranleigh Magazine
Peter Slinger – Publican and Entrepreneur I sometimes joke that I’ve never really escaped the pub trade and truth be told, I’m not sure I ever wanted to. The clink of glasses, the low hum of conversation, the satisfaction of a perfectly poured pint—it’s all in my blood. I was born in Streatham, London, but that […] The post People Profile – A Pint of Passion: My life behind the bar appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
by Joy Horn Occasionally we hear old stories about Cranleigh that claim to be true but little known. What are we to make of them? One of these is a rather ghoulish tale that Margaret Roper, the daughter of Lord Chancellor Sir Thomas More, kept the severed head of her father at Baynards. I don’t […] The post The Joy of Cranleigh – Cranleigh Myths: Sir Thomas More’s Head at Baynards appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
There’s been all sorts of naughtiness going on this summer in my garden – and maybe yours too. Dunnocks! They may look drab at first glance but this abundant resident, a shade smaller than the House Sparrow it is often confused with, has what you might consider to be a rather colourful private life. Although […] The post Crane Spotter – Whole lotta Dunnooky goin’ on! appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
by Miki Marks The leaves of my little St John’s- wort (hypericum) were obviously proving very attractive to some creature; they had scallop shaped pieces missing all round the edges. I suspected that it might be a leafcutter bee – and so I did some research. This bee is solitary and is most […]| Cranleigh Magazine
by Penny Lynch Have you ever smiled at a stranger in the street, only to be met with a smile in return? It’s a small moment but it can make a big difference. In our increasingly busy and sometimes disconnected world, the simple act of acknowledging someone with a smile or a friendly “hello” has […]| Cranleigh Magazine
Charles Brooking would like to thank the many people who have kindly volunteered to assist with cataloguing at The Charles Brooking Teaching Gallery in Cranleigh. He has not been in touch as yet with anyone regarding a start date as he has been actively involved in arranging for material not required at Cranleigh to be […]| Cranleigh Magazine
by Trevor Dale After months of detailed work, the tender documents for the renovation and restoration of the cottage will be with potential bidders by the time you read this. We anticipate work commencing in October and are on track to have the building open by mid-2026. Cranleigh Heritage Trust have appointed a vastly experienced […]| Cranleigh Magazine
“Osgar the Potter” (Stepping back in time!) My first experience of ancient history re-enactment began about 5 or 6 years ago. My interest in the Viking and Anglo-Saxon period was sparked as a child, when reading the Usborne “Book of the Vikings” and similar history books. At one point I even imagined becoming an archaeologist […]| Cranleigh Magazine
by Trevor Dale A while ago we met the chap who had actually listed Cranleigh Cottage Hospital for the National Heritage List for England, way back in 1987. Eagerly we enquired what he thought of it. “Oh I didn’t stop, didn’t even get out of the car!” A drive-by listing then. The official statement is ‘Hall […]| Cranleigh Magazine
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On January 24th, 2025, Cranleigh Villages Group hosted a community health and wellbeing event at Cranleigh Baptist Church. This brought together NHS providers, community groups, local Councillors, and caregivers to explore ways to improve the health and wellbeing of the 33,000 residents of Cranleigh and surrounding villages. With insightful speakers from the health and care […]| Cranleigh Magazine
