News

Whether or not you are planning to visit this memorial during Guildford’s Walkfest, you can find out its unique history here. Read on! →

You may not be surprised to hear that the Guildford area is home to many high technology enterprises, but did you also know that even in the 1800s a Surrey resident had a key role to play in computing. Read on! →

A living landscape constantly evolves, sometimes in surprising ways. Find out how disused quarries in the Surrey Hills are finding a new lease of life. Read on! →

Huguenot refugees sought sanctuary here in the 1500s but stayed on to help shape local industrial and artistic heritage. Read on! →

With so much beauty above ground it can be easy to overlook some remarkable landscapes underground. Take a journey with us into the Godstone caves. Read on! →

Robots are expected in science fiction or a children’s bedtime story but here in the Surrey Hills? Read on! →

Last week, the Surrey Choices Growth Team did a marvellous job revamping concrete cisterns used by Canadian soldiers during the Second World War, into important wildlife ponds. Read on! →

On the hottest day of the year, Saturday 13 August, we enjoyed a very interesting visit to the Holmesdale Museum which is not generally open to the public and then we went onto the Reigate Caves. Read on! →

On the 7th August 2022 we held our usual Sunday free walk of the month around the outskirts of Godalming. Read on! →

On Tuesday 24th May Surrey Hills Society hosted its first Volunteer Open Evening at Zero Carbon in Guildford. Read on! →