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You are never too old to learn!  Well, our members recently showed their enthusiasm for doing so as can be shown by this photograph taken in the schoolroom at the Rural Life Centre in Tilford. The event was a visit Read on! →

The Society works in partnership with an increasing number of related charities and organisations. One of these is the National Trust and this particular initiative was with the NT Surrey Hills office. Way back in 2015 we decided to raise Read on! →

Did you know our Chairman, Chris Howard creates a walk for Surrey Life magazine every month, and then we usually offer that as our free monthly walk for members?  Recently, her walks were spotted by Bradwell Books, who have created Read on! →

Huge thank you to the 8th Aldershot Scouts for volunteering to clear a section of the North Downs Way near Farnham on 8th June 2018. The idea to volunteer to clear some of the North Downs Way came from Scout Read on! →

The Surrey Hill Society has worked with, and supported, the Gatton Trust for a number of years.  It was, therefore, only fitting that when we decided that we wanted to hold an anniversary celebration in the east of the county, Read on! →

“What a super evening you organised with such very interesting showcases of what goes on in the Surrey Hills.  Delectable canapes too! “ This was just one of the many emails and comments received following our event at Loseley Park, Read on! →

When the Trustees of Surrey Hills Society started thinking about ways of celebrating the 60th anniversary of the AONB and the 10th birthday of the Society, our vice-chairman, Ken Bare,  suggested that we produce a book recording how the AONB Read on! →

The Surrey Hills Society joined forces with Mole Valley Ramblers, as part of the Mole Valley Walking Festival to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the North Downs Way being designated as a National Trail over the May Bank holiday weekend.  Read on! →

Surrey Hills Society has a new member and mascot! Haslemere is running a local community arts project which also acts as a fundraiser called Haslemere Hares.  This will see over 80 decorated hares displayed around the town and surrounding area throughout Read on! →

“What a lovely way to spend a grey March afternoon!” commented the Society member, Joyce Jessop at the end of our afternoon learning about the Heritage Lottery Funded  (HLF) project that was developed over several years, from its early beginnings in Read on! →