News

Staying local this year? We may not have the seaside but here are lots of alternative water based options to choose from in Surrey. Read on! →

The Society’s events will now have an extra piece of information to help you find the right location. We will be adding What3words coordinates. Learn more about this new feature here… Read on! →

Access to the countryside is known to be beneficial to health and well-being. However, deprivation and disadvantage can be major barriers to achieving this. “Into the Wild” aims to help overcome these barriers Read on! →

Our Chairman, Gordon Jackson, updates us on Surrey Hills news and highlights some continuing work as we look towards increasing our activities in the months to come. Read on! →

The Surrey History Centre website is a wonderful source of information about our local area and its fascinating history. One discovery is the Marvels of the Month page…. Read on! →

As lockdown begins to ease, I am delighted to be able to tell you that the Society Events Committee is beginning to plan events for August and beyond. As a Society, we are very fortunate in that many of our Read on! →

It is with great pleasure and after a great deal of discussion we have decided that the winner of our “What the Surrey Hills mean to you” Photographic Competition is…. Linda Norton’s Congratulations Linda. We will be in touch with Read on! →

Right now we can still visit a diverse range of places as virtual escapism is just a click away. Susie Turner, from our Newsletter Team, gives us some examples of what is on offer. Read on! →

Surrey Hills Arts haven’t been idle during lockdown. They are looking to initiate a fascinating piece of work that Society members may wish to participate in. Read on! →

Both of the Society’s Vice-Presidents enjoy reading books about Surrey, the Surrey Hills and the surrounding area. For this newsletter, they have each selected a book which they have enjoyed. Read on! →