Current and former Cranleighans continue to make an impression in the rugby world with several playing in the Premiership as well as pressing for international recognition. We look at who’s making an impression at the moment […]
There were a few raised eyebrows when Jolyon Palmer (North 2009) was named as Lotus’ replacement for Roman Grosjean at the end of the 2016 Formula One season. But as he prepares for his F1 debut, he says he is “looking forward to going toe-to-toe with the best drivers in the world” […]
The new history of Cranleigh School is published on April 21 and Old Cranleighans have until February 7 to order it at the special pre-publication price and have their name included inside […]
It is with great sadness we have learned that David Emms, who was Cranleigh’s headmaster between 1960 and 1970, died on December 21. He was 90. […]
Two Old Cranleighans featured on the wings for Oxford in their record-breaking sixth Varsity match victory at Twickenham on December 10.
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Two Old Cranleighans will appear in next week’s Varsity match at Twickenham for the second time in three years. Winger Henry Lamont (East 2012), who is making his fourth appearance in the game, captains Oxford while Tom Stileman (Cubitt 2014) wins his first Blue on the other wing […]
The OC Squash Club lost their first-round match in the Londonderry Cup to Old Etonians […]
Eighty years ago this month there was an exciting visit to the Village when the Cranleigh locomotive called in at the station for its official naming ceremony […]
We are sorry to have to report that Major General Mike Reynolds (East 1947) died on October 21 at the age of 85. He was a former soldier who served in Korea and later ran battlefield tours and wrote a controversial but bestselling book on the SS […]
He is one of the most powerful figures in British film, and Hollywood too, for that matter. Yet the low-key Eric Fellner (East 1977) is the polar opposite of the stereotype of the sharp-suited, fast-talking movie mogul. […]