Everything Surrey's publishers have filed about Cranleigh recently. Cranleigh is in Waverley, served by Waverley Borough Council.
Forty years of lunches, company, day trips and a welcoming place to sit down. Rowleys Centre for the Community marks its 40th anniversary with a thank you to everyone who got it there. The post Celebrating 40 Years of Rowleys appeared…
Traditional dance, Kendo, calligraphy, a tea ceremony and a bazaar. Rikkyo School in England opens its estate at Rudgwick for its annual Japanese Festival of Culture on Sunday 25th October. The post Experience the Spirit of Japan at Rikkyo…
Saxophone and piano, Debussy and Bizet, and no charge at the door. Cranleigh Arts opens its new season on Tuesday 8th September with the award winning Scholfield-Clarke Duo. The post Cranleigh Arts Launches Its 2026/2027 Programme with the…
Rod Weale wrote the biographies of the Cranleigh men who died in the Great War. He is now doing the same for those named on the War Memorial who died between 1939 and 1945, and he would like to hear from their families. The post Local…
Raspberry roulade, a pinched chair, a bottle of Prosecco going round and a black cat being photographed. This month's poem catches a writers' group summer party exactly as it happens. The post Poetry: The Writers’ Summer Party at Bernard’s…
The third instalment in the Bosom Friends series. Ten years on from a grade 3 diagnosis, Lea writes about what recovery actually looks like once active treatment ends and everyone assumes you are better. The post Bosom Friends, Number 3…
We think of healthy living as eating well, exercising and sleeping enough. Penny Lynch makes the case for one more ingredient on that list, and the evidence behind it is stronger than most people realise. The post The Power of Connection…
A professional music team, a walk around Knowle Park with a sing along afterwards, and a cup of tea for the carers. Memory Lane's September programme, and it is free with no need to book. The post Memory Lane: September 2026 appeared first…
Miki Marks on Darwin's real message, why insects can find their way into a conservatory but never out of it, and the evening primroses by her back door that open at dusk in three or four abrupt jerks. The post Wild Wonders: Darwin, Evening…
It has been a long, hot summer, so our Cranleigh birder opened a pub. Four bars, no meals, water only, open all hours. Twenty species have already flown in, and the wood pigeons have no manners at all. The post Crane Spotter: Cheers Fly In…
Further Cranleigh reporting from SurreyLive's own Cranleigh index. These are shown without a timestamp because the index does not publish one - open a story to see when it was filed.
The plans aim to create an accessible space for visitors to spend time in
The new skate park is due to open next year and could rival popular ones in Guildford and Epsom
Enjoy a budget-friendly, fun and wholesome day out at one of these fantastic beauty spots
The 37-year-old was found responsible for a string of burglaries
Residents in Cranleigh, like those in Alfold, continue to experience sewage backing up into their homes and overflowing into their gardens
Animal rescue officer Ben Fitzcosta slammed whoever abandoned the arachnids as being 'careless' as they could have escaped
Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones
Adults and children can enjoy a spot of pottery painting at this charming little spot
It has become a popular route for walkers who want to explore the abandoned stations
Hundreds of candidates across 45 wards are after your vote in the first ever West Surrey Local Elections
Of more than 300 council areas in England and Wales only one has a lower crime rate
It boasts a lot of unique facilities, and could soon be honoured as one of nation's best' independent prep schools
Food hygiene ratings for 111 Cranleigh restaurants, pubs and takeaways
Crime in Cranleigh: 40 offences recorded in June 2026
House prices in Cranleigh: median £601,500 across 180 sales in the last year