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 […]
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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 […]
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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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 […]
In 2002 Kimi Zoet (South 2015) was awarded the Nabil Nahar commission and her work now hangs in Gatley’s […]
On November 13th, 1971 Cranleigh life underwent one of its most significant moments with the opening of the cafeteria […]
In lockdown chef Ollie Dabbous (2&3 South 1999) turned his hand to writing his second recipe book, Essential […]
A round-up of what’s been happening with OC sport and Old Cranleighans in sport … […]
As two Cranleighans (Izzy Petter and James Gall) prepare to take part in the delayed 2020 Olympic Games, we look at the seven Cranleighans who became summer Olympians before them […]
When Neil Ruthven (1 North 1977) gave up playing hockey, a friend introduced him to the lycra-clad world of cycling […]
On January 24th the Sunday Telegraph carried a full-page article by Charles Richardson on the success of sport at Cranleigh […]