Cranleigh’s Wimbledon connection
The oldest man ever to take part in the singles at the Wimbledon Championships was the wonderfully named Turketil George Pearson Greville (2 North 1884) who was 59 when he played his last match […]
Author: Martin
OC Day cancelled
We are sorry to announce that for the second year OC Day will not take place […]
A slow return to normality
Cranleigh life is gradually returning after the third lockdown and we are tentatively planning the first OC events since March 2020 […]
‘I have an idea’
When Neil Ruthven (1 North 1977) gave up playing hockey, a friend introduced him to the lycra-clad world of cycling […]
Charity ride for MND
Four Old Cranleighans along with one of their friends are intending to cycle from Land’s End to John O’Groats in June to raise money for two charities, the Motor Neurone Disease Association and My Name’5 Doddie Foundation […]
Nan and Moira Wills
OCs will be sad to hear that both Nan Wills and her daughter Moira are unwell with serious cancer […]
Gareth Banting
We are sorry to report that Gareth Banting (MCR 1972-1983) died on January 5th at the age of 76 […]
How Cranleigh became a sporting powerhouse
On January 24th the Sunday Telegraph carried a full-page article by Charles Richardson on the success of sport at Cranleigh […]
Kimi Zoet awarded memorial commission
Kimi Zoet (South 2015) has been chosen as the recipient of the Nabil Nahar commission to produce a memorial artwork for the School […]
OC Golf Centenary marked
A tree has been planted at West Kent Golf Club near Orpington to commemorate the centenary of the first meeting of the Old Cranleighan Golf Society which took place there in April 1920 […]