11/11/2024
We are delighted to have announced the winners of our ‘Thousand Year Tree Endpapers Design Competition’ which was launched during the summer through Surrey’s Library Network. Read on! →
28/06/2024
Here are a few photographs taken on a very successful and enjoyable afternoon on the canal. Read on! →
13/06/2024
On Sunday 9th June, The Amber Foundation held its Hike on the Hill tackling Box Hill as part of a stunning 10km route while fundraising for Amber’s work. Christa Emmett, our Project and Volunteer Manager, organised the route and led the group. Read on! →
12/06/2024
Photographs of our guided tour of Goddards House and Gardens on 10th June 2024 taken by one of our members, Chris Abbott. Read on! →
07/06/2024
Yesterday, 6 June 2024, Mark and Virginia Turner led a group of 21 members on our visit to the beautifully designed 6 acre garden in the folds of the Surrey Hills. Read on! →
05/06/2024
Rebecca Worley, a Year 12 student from St John the Baptist school in Woking, joined Christa Emmet for a week of work experience. We thought you would like to see what she got up and here’s her account. Read on! →
27/04/2024
We are thrilled to announce we have received a grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund of just under £145,000 for our project ‘Growing Together: Inclusion and Conservation in the Surrey Hills’. A big thank you to all National Lottery players for helping to make this happen. Read on! →
17/04/2024
We are running a children’s design competition to help create the endpapers for The Thousand Year Tree children’s book, which is being created to celebrate Surrey’s ancient trees. Read on! →
09/03/2024
The Surrey Hills Society is delighted to have received a grant from the Mental Health Investment Fund (MHIF) a joint fund from Surrey Heartlands and Surrey County Council to implement an East Surrey Care Farm Pilot Project. Read on! →
26/02/2024
Last weekend 6th Woking Rangers, Guides and Brownies along with parents joined forces with Surrey Hills Society to plant 1800 plants in a new mixed native hedgerow for farmer Jim, in the Surrey Hills. Read on! →