Cranleigh Society usually enjoys gathering and chatting over village issues once a month – but we won’t be meeting up in August due to holidays – but of course you can! 9th September – from 6.30. Do join us at…
Come Along! from 6.30 Monday 8th July at our friendly Local Three Horseshoes pub. Tell us what you are worried about or happy with in Cranleigh at the moment. We get to the pub around 6.30 and some of us…
Hi all, We hope you didn’t catch our virus – So sorry! We seem to have had a virus sending empty emails to all. I am really upset but think it should now stop. I hope you didn’t open the…
Everyone is waiting – will Cranleigh Primary School finally be rebuilt? and will it be relocated onto Sports Fields? Cranleigh Society would like to hear your comments about this relocation and its implications regarding access and parking. Hopefully we can…
Cranleigh Society Pub Social date change – 17th not 10th June – because we are all away! Topics we need your opinion about – have you written to Surrey about the Community Recycling Centre? Have you seen the police and…
Cranleigh Village Hospital has a new Xray machine and will be officially opened Friday 24 May 11.30 to 1. Cranleigh Village Hospital League of Friends donated money to Royal Surrey County Hospital and they have together made this possible.…
One of Cranleigh Society’s members has looked at the plans very carefully and is fearful about the plans as they stand – what do you think? “Surrey County Council is planning to relocate Cranleigh CoE Primary School to the playing…
Social meet up from 6.30 Monday 13th May at The Three Horseshoes Pub We’ve had Brexit divisions, local elections, and now European elections – Has anyone out there got the energy to work on preserving and recreating Cranleigh as a…
To prove the doubters wrong, Cranleigh Civic Society is alive and well. We have a new chair, Trevor Dale and new members and supporters keen to help Cranleigh grow in a way that builds on and enhances everything we love…
Cranleigh Civic Society News Tonight we meet up with our newly elected representatives and friends, to see how we can shine a light on problems and progress. We appreciate that we haven’t stopped the over-development of Cranleigh and that’s a…
