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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Walk the North Downs Way from Dorking to Reigate as part of Mole Valley Ramblers Spring Walking Festival and in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the North Downs Way as a National Trail.
Walk the North Downs Way from Guildford to Dorking as part of Mole Valley Ramblers Spring Walking Festival and in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the North Downs Way as a National Trail.
We have three exciting visits in Reigate lined up for you. Firstly, we have organised a visit to Reigate Caves, and then after a break for lunch we will visit the Cranston Library and the Holmesdale Museum.
Join local historian, Janet Balchin for a guided morning tour around the pretty village of Ewhurst, near Cranleigh. She will be pointing out houses and other buildings of historic interest, as well as giving an insight into the social history of the village.
Chapels and Chalk - as part of the Farnham Waking Festival join the Society team for this magnificent part of the national the North Downs Way. Take in the marvellous views and learn about the National Trail's history.
We shall be given a guided tour by a National trust Ranger of the Rhododendron Wood at Leith Hill Place. Caroline Wedgwood created the stunning Rhododendron Wood, transforming two areas of field and shaw into formally planted park and garden.
Join the Chairman of Surrey Hills Society, Chris Howard on this 6 mile, summer walk around this pretty part of the Surrey Hills. We will visit Hydon Ball, or Cup Hill, where at its highest point is a large stone seat which was placed there in 1915 as a memorial to Octavia Hill. The slopes are planted with a range of tree species, including native oak, rowan, birch and pine and two non-native shrubs, Amelanchier and Gaultheria.