The FREE event titled My Surrey Hills, Our Natural Health Service will explore how the natural environment can improve health and well being with Dame Penelope Keith DBE, DL and leading academic researchers.
Speakers include:
Professor Max Lu, President & Vice Chancellor, University of Surrey
Dr William Bird MBE, CEO of Intelligent Health and GP Our Natural Health Service
Dr Birgitta Gatersleben, University of Surrey Into the Wild – Restoring young minds in the Surrey Hills
Professor Caroline Scarles, University of Surrey LivingEnvironments for Healthy Ageing
Bridget Biddell, The High Sheriff of Surrey Nurture through Surrey’s Nature
A Surrey Hills Expo will be available from 18.00 which will showcase local businesses.
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Join the Vice President of Surrey Hills Society, Chris Howard and Walk Leader Pete Lambert on this 4 ½ mile (7 km) circular walk from Godstone to Tilburstow Hill and back. This walk is mainly along tarmac paths and the sandy soils of the Greensand Way, so makes for an excellent winter walk.
This is a training day for those who want to get out and appreciate the Surrey Hills, but do not have the confidence and experience to use Ordnance Survey maps and a compass. This session will go through basic skills suitable for use in the Surrey Hills.
Join us for this guided visit to learn about the fascinating history, the magnificent buildings and the interesting work of St John’s Seminary at Wonersh.
The Society has always had close links with Gatton and this is another chance for us to visit this gem of the Surrey Hills at snowdrop time. If you have never been there before, this is an excellent opportunity. It has a surprising location being very close to the Reigate junction of the M25.
Join us to explore another pretty corner of the Surrey Hills. This circular walk will take us around Ewhurst to discover its historical past and admire its postcard like beauty.