Using the OC Network
Jess Robinson (South 2018), who is in her third year as a Mechanical Engineer at the University of Nottingham, talks about how the OC Network helped her find an internship that was right up her street […]
Author: Martin
Cranleigh’s changing high street
In 2021, Mann’s and the Cromwell Cottage Café, two features of the village landscape for generations of Cranleighans, closed for the last time
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Sporting round-up – March 2022
After 18 months of varying degrees of disruption, sporting activity has returned to relative normality and we look at who has been doing what […]
‘Shine a light on Putin’s innermost circle’
Adam Holloway (1 North 1983), the Conservative MP for Gravesham, briefly visited Ukraine in the days after the Russian invasion. In a column in the Daily Telegraph he outlined his thoughts on what the future might hold […]
Mike Payne steps down
At the end of December Mike Payne stepped down as OC Liaison, a role he had filled with good humour and boundless energy since it was created in 1997 […]
Golf Society welcomes new members
At an annual subscription of £20 per annum the Society represents remarkable value when compared with most golf clubs and other societies, and gives members access at significantly discounted rates to over 30 annual fixtures at classic South-East courses […]
The Cranleigh Foundation
Nick Meyer (2&3 South 1962), chairman of the board of trustees of the Cranleigh Foundation and former chairman of the OC Society, explains what the Foundation is all about […]
Houses of Harmony
In 2002 Kimi Zoet (South 2015) was awarded the Nabil Nahar commission and her work now hangs in Gatley’s […]
Carol Service cancelled
We regret to announce the cancellation of the Old Cranleighan and Friends Carol Service which was due to take place on Sunday December 5th […]
House names
The recently completed Berkeley Homes Litchwood project has a variety of houses on offer, and the majority of them have been named after an eclectic mix of Old Cranleighans […]