News

Our first Sunday morning walk of the month to explore the River Wey on Sunday 11 April proved so popular our leaders kindly arranged an afternoon walk as well!  Read on! →

Following the release of the UK Government’s COVID-19 four-step plan to ease lockdown in England, we thought you may like to see our timetable for the next few months. Read on! →

Larger Moths Decline over the last 50 Years Our Chairman, Gordon Jackson, was very interested to read the latest information regarding our British moths and we thought we’d share this with you.                 Read on! →

Off Road motorised vehicles are having a major impact on the Surrey Hills. Read on! →

With the past year having drawn more people than ever towards our green spaces in an effort to find fresh air for exercise and to reconnect with nature, the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is calling on people to remember to tread carefully when walking in the countryside. Read on! →

The Surrey Hills AONB Board Annual Review looks back over 2020 on the achievements of the Surrey Hills Board and Family, whose purpose is to encourage coordinated action by all organisations, agencies and individuals to protect and enhance the natural Read on! →

Due to the current pandemic, the trustees decided to delay the Society’s formal AGM until the beginning of next year.  However on 28 November 2020 we held a Zoom event where our Chairman, Gordon Jackson and our Treasurer, Martin Cantor, Read on! →

The rollercoaster continues! What a disruptive time we’ve had – but we have still managed to achieve a lot. Here we update you with some successes, plans for future activities and some exciting projects working with Surrey Hills Arts. Read on! →

Walking festivals form an important part of our activities and support the “public benefit” which underpins our charitable status. Here we explain how such events benefit the participants, the wider public and us as a Society. Read on! →

There are many prominent Victorians with links to the area: including writers, artists, social reformers and scientists. In this article we have picked out a number of them who may be of interest to you and could even elicit the response of “I didn’t know that!” Read on! →