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We are a slot car racing club based in Bletchingley and we meet on Thursday nights
External site: http://www.surreyraceway.co.uk/wordpress/
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We have a very active membership and not only play friendly matches against other clubs, but also participate in league matches and competitions for ladies, men and mixed both outdoors and short mat.
External site: http://www.encief.co.uk/bowling/
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If you were in Guiding or Scouting and enjoyed the camaraderie that you had, enjoyed meeting friends with a similar outlook, then come and join Cobham Trefoil Guild.
There is always a warm welcome for anyone who likes the idea of learning something new, travelling, meeting new people or getting involved in local projects.
External site: http://www.trefoilguilduk.org.uk/
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The Cobham Garden and Hortiultural Association was founded in 1969, coming into being in its present form in 1975 by merging the Cobham Horticultural Association and the Cobham Garden Club.
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The highest community in the south of England nestling at the eastern end of the Surrey Hills AONB some 4 miles south-west of Dorking.
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Combat Stress (Ex-Services Mental Welfare Society) is the only UK charity to support British ex Servicemen and women who have been profoundly traumatised by harrowing experiences on active duty.
External site: http://www.combatstress.org.uk
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Disability Forum for people living in Surrey and surrounding areas for exchange of news, views, articles and messages
External site: http://www.connect2u.org.uk
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Connect offers a professional counselling service, within a Christian ethos, that is open to all.
External site: http://www.connectcounselling.org
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CONQUEST ART is a charity run by volunteers that teaches and encourages disabled people to create art, giving them an opportunity to express their feelings and gain a sense of achievement, which is also a valuable form of entertainment.
External site: http://www.conquestart.org
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Support and information for families and professionals who care for children with disablilties.
External site: http://www.cafamily.org.uk/southeast/
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Meet at Methodist Church,William Road,Caterham at 7.45pm every Tuesday except August.English folk dancing for teenagers to pensioners.The club is a member of the English Folk Song & Dance Society.
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Reigate & Banstead Borough councillor web site
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A walking group based on Haslemere,catering mainly for retired persons, organising walks of about 7 miles every Thursday in an area some 20 miles around Haslemere.
Social and away day activities are also occasionally arranged.
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A registered charity, not part of the Employment Service, acts as a voluntary job centre serving Cranleigh and all surrounding villages.
The centre is entirely managed by volunteers to assist people to find work. Open Wednesdays 9:30 am - 5:00pm and Fridays 9:00 am - 5:00pm ONLY.
Address correspondence to: Mr. Harrow, 6 Killicks, Cranleigh, GU6 7DY.
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Lunch meetings are held at the Cranleigh Golf & Leisure Club,Barhatch Lane,Cranleigh on the second Tuesday of the month at 12 noon.A club for retired business & professional men who value opportunities to meet others with similar levels of interest.The basic aim is fellowship,free from the constraints & obligations of other clubs.Visitors welcome.
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Meet Tuesdays 8-10.30pm at the clubhouse in Cranleigh.Extensive 4mm/00 railway layout,lathe and engineering tools.Open to all over 14.
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The Award Centre is a resource that can be used by DofE Award participants. Primarily for those not involved with a school group, uniformed group such as Scouts or Guides or just wish to paricipate as an independent. We offer specialist training for the expedition section as well as help and guidance on the other sections.
External site: http://surrey-dofe.org.uk/contact
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Cranleigh youth club caters for young people aged between 11-19 and has much to offer young people in Cranleigh and surrounding areas.
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Provides community based respite services for carers living in the boroughs of Guildford and Waverley - by providing professionally trained staff who are able to take over a carer's role for sufficient time to allow the carer to take a break they value.
External site: http://www.crossroads.org.uk
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Respite at home and support to all carers caring for a dependent in their own home.
External site: http://www.eastsurreycrossroads.org.uk/
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Crossroads is a national charity that provides care for those with a disability whilst giving the carer a break.
External site: http://www.elmbridge-crossroads.org.uk
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Our aim is to help relieve the stress of caring by enabling the carer, or family, to have some time for themselves. Regular breaks can help minimise the risk of carer breakdown, thereby avoiding unnecessary admission to hospital or residential care.
External site: http://www.midsurreycrossroads.org.uk
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To provide a home-based care attendant service to enable carers to have a few hours respite.
Trained care attendants provide this free service to carers of a person who has a physical or sensory disability, the elderly frail, a child with a disability or learning disability.
External site: http://www.spelthornecrossroads.org.uk/
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Crossroads offers support to carers who are looking after someone in their own home. This includes carers of people with physical disabilities, learning disabilities, serious illness and mental health problems. The support is offered free of charge.
External site: http://www.crossroads.org.uk
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Offers counselling (one to one) of adult individuals in the Haslemere area at an affordable rate by qualified counsellors. Members of the BACP (British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy) and ACC (Association of Christian Counsellors).
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Kayak and canoeing. General trips to local rivers, expeditions to different venues and social events.
Open to adults, juniors (11+)and families.
External site: http://www.croydonactivepaddlers.org.uk
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Open to any female of any age who would like to run, jog or walk.
External site: http://www.croydon-running-sisters.org.uk
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The service exists to support anyone who is having dificulty dealing with bereavement. No charge is made. Donations are very welcome.
External site: http://www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk
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Cruse Bereavement care exists to promote the wellbeing of bereaved people and to enable anyone suffering a bereavement caused by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss.
Guildford and Waverley Branch of CRUSE was founded in 1985 and is now one of the largest in the country. We have some 60 volunteer counsellors who have all been ...
External site: http://www.gwcruse.plus.com
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Soccer for both boys & girls. Nippers Club for pre 6's. Junior Club for children aged 6 - 9. League teams up to U-18.
External site: http://www.cprfc.org.uk
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