The scorching summer of 76
The summer of 1976 has gone down in history as one of the hottest and driest ever, with records broken and at one point there were 15 consecutive days where the temperature topped 90°F degrees (32°C) […]
Category: Features
Features
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 […]
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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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 […]
Fifty years of the Cafeteria
On November 13th, 1971 Cranleigh life underwent one of its most significant moments with the opening of the cafeteria […]
The Essential Dabbous
In lockdown chef Ollie Dabbous (2&3 South 1999) turned his hand to writing his second recipe book, Essential […]
Sporting round-up – October 2021
A round-up of what’s been happening with OC sport and Old Cranleighans in sport … […]
‘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 […]
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 […]