Walking with Churchill – VE Day 1945
How David Cooper (2 North ) and John Patrick () found themselves in a procession of MPs headed by Winston Churchill on VE Day […]
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How David Cooper (2 North ) and John Patrick () found themselves in a procession of MPs headed by Winston Churchill on VE Day […]
On VE Day 75 years ago celebrations were held all over the country and Cranleigh was no exception […]
The last Cranleighan to die before VE Day was Olav Ringdal, who was member of the Norwegian resistance shot by the Germans in the final weeks of the war […]
A look back to 1918 when the Spanish Flu pandemic caused Cranleigh to send all boys home early […]
A quick look at what’s been happening with Old Cranleighans in the sporting world over the last four months […]
A quick look at what’s been happening with Old Cranleighans in the sporting world over the last three months […]
There are at least six Year of 2017 leavers running in the 2020 London Marathon which is amazing from a single year group. Among these is Lewis Bedford (Cubitt 2017) […]
In the weeks after the outbreak of World War Two the OCHC and OCRFC manfully – but briefly – tried to continue […]
In the early morning of June 6th 1944, Private Philip Sargent (1&4 South 1938) became one of over 4000 Allied troops to be killed on D-Day. He was 24 years old and a committed pacifist […]
While much has been written about the secrecy that surrounded the D-Day landings, the boys at Cranleigh were among the first in the country to know the invasion had started on June 6, 1944 […]