In this packed edition of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from Cranleigh Village Health Trust and the Director of Integrated Care Partnership in Guildford, Giles Mahoney.

There's poetry from Trisha Broomfield, a conversation with Rob Squirrell from Sayers Croft, and our regular update and quiz questions from Jamie Currie of Cranleigh Lions.

Lynda speaks to local postwoman Clare Frawley about her life as a postie. There's a conversation about comedians from the Cranleigh Arts team, and classical music introduced by Stephen Dennison.

Also in this episode, we hear about a new initiative to keep shoppers safe in Cranleigh High Street, recognition of Community Champions in Cranleigh, and news about car parking charges.

In episode 11 of Cranleigh Community Radio, Lynda speaks to local taxi driver Fiona Barker. The Cranleigh Arts team talk about gardening. Trisha Broomfield reads her poem Sizzling Fillets. There are a couple of moments of kindness in our new weekly segment. Jamie from the Cranleigh Lions shares his latest quiz questions, and Stephen introduces a special piece of music.

In episode 10 of Cranleigh Community Radio, Lynda chats to Rosslyn Doney from Cranleigh Food Bank, Trisha Broomfield shares her poem Perfect Pastry, there's new music from Richard James Poll, and updates from Cranleigh Lions and Cranleigh Arts Centre.

Coming up in this episode, we hear about Cranleigh's other twin, there's classical music introduced by Stephen, the Cranleigh Lions update and quiz questions, your weekly update from the Cranleigh Arts team, and an interview with James Rhodes-Smith, a team manager at Co-op Cranleigh.

In episode 8 of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from Trevor Dale at the Cranleigh Society, Vallendar Friendship Club chairman Jeremy Watts, Bright Care Cranleigh, local chef Vivianna Small, and our usual segments from Cranleigh Lions, Stephen Dennison, Cranleigh Arts Centre and Trish Broomfield. It's the longest episode to date - every minute worth your time!

Our theme for episode 7 of Cranleigh Community Radio is Young Cranleigh. We've got an interview about Young Arts, how to train your parents, Minecraft Tips, Cranleigh Youth Council Music Project, The Great Realisation, The Pitch Hillbillies, and much more.

In this episode of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from Gary and Sophie Warner who are hosting a 24-hour live DJ set to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Lynda speaks to Diane Davies from Cranleigh Village Hospital League of Friends. There's an update from the Cranleigh Arts team, with some creative ideas for lockdown. We hear from Pat Butler at The Arts Society Cranleigh. Jamie is back with an update from Cranleigh Lions and more local quiz questions. There's poetry from Trisha Broomfield, and Stephen Dennison introduces classical music to play us out.

In this packed episode five of Cranleigh Community Radio, we get business advice from Cranleigh Chamber of Commerce, and update from Cranleigh Medical Practice, we hear from St Joseph's School, volunteers at Cranleigh Arts Centre, the part one local lady played in the AIDS crisis, an interview with singing teacher Sharon Duggan, the latest update from Cranleigh Lions and quiz questions, poetry from Trish Broomfield, and classical music introduced by Stephen Dennison,

Local voices, news and information, and entertainment to get Cranleigh through these challenging times.

In this packed new episode of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from film location manager Tobin Hughes, Anna Pritchard from Cranleigh Leisure Centre, two of the trustees from Cranleigh Arts Centre, and surreymummy.com founder Penny Bramsden.

There's also the latest instalment from the diary of a sensible husband in isolation, poetry from Trish Broomfield, an update from Cranleigh Lions (along with quiz answers and more questions!), and classical music introduced by Stephen Dennison.

Here's episode four of Cranleigh Community Radio, on Friday 17th April 2020.

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In this jam-packed third edition of Cranleigh Community Radio, we hear from Relay for Life, The Crafty Brewing Co., Cranleigh Mead Little Free Library, Cranleigh Lions, the Secret Garden Sanctuary, Cranleigh Arts Centre, Cranleigh Society, Diary of a Sensible Husband in Isolation, and much more.