The gentle summer sport of bowling has been practiced by Bletchingley Bowls Club in Surrey since its foundation on 6 July 1929. The club meet at their clubhouse and green on Grange Meadow within Bletchingley village throughout the bowls season...

The county of Surrey has produced many fine cricketers over the years and many of these have found their skills playing at clubs such as Bletchingley Cricket Club. The cricket club was founded in the Surrey village over one hundred...

In 1955, George Hall, a resident of the village of Bletchingley in Surrey founded Bletchingley Football Club, known locally as ‘The Bletch’. Initially the club played in the Redhill and District League. By the mid 1980’s the club had worked...

Bletchingley Golf Club is one of the best new golf courses in Surrey. The course is laid out over six thousand six hundred yards and is a competitive 72 par so most golfers will find it quite challenging. The course...

The beautiful medieval church of St Mary the Virgin sits on a small hill to one end of the village of Bletchingley in Surrey. Parts of the Norman tower date from around 1090 and are constructed of walls which are...

The village war memorial in the Surrey village of Bletchingley is located prominently in the High Street. The structure was unveiled in 1926 following a public subscription to honour the dead of the village in the First World War. The...

Just outside of the Surrey town of Redhill is Aqua Sports Lake. The lake is found within Mercers Country Park near Merstham and offers a whole range of waterborne activities for all the family, clubs and schools. Some of the...

To one side of Redhill in Surrey is a large area of open land known locally as Earlswood Common. This area buttresses against the equally impressive Redhill Common and is often confused for one another. Earlswood Common was once an...

Godstone Baptist Church is a long established place of worship within the Surrey community. The bright, modern and airy church is very easy to find just a short distance from the main M25 motorway junction. The church has in recent...

The men of Godstone in Surrey have played the game of cricket on the wide Godstone Green for over two hundred years. The early years of Godstone Cricket Club are not well documented but it is widely believed the club...

Godstone Farm is a complete family day out in one combining the friendly farm animals with an indoor play area. The farm part has animals you might find on any farm and a few rarer breeds ranging from cows, ducks,...

Godstone Tennis Club, in Surrey, has been part of the sports and social scene in the village for over one hundred years. The club has a pleasant and welcoming clubhouse plus modern open air facilities with four tennis courts with...

Located just outside of Redhill in Surrey is the large Mercer Country Park. The park was established around the area of a former old quarry pit between the communities of Merstham and Nutfield. The pit has since closure filled with...

The Surrey village of Godstone has had a football team since the late 1890’s when two local brothers formed the first team called South Godstone Football Club. The two Laurence brothers took the club into the Redhill and District Football...

St Nicholas Church is a Grade I listed building and is also the parish church for Godstone in Surrey, although the church is located a mile and a half distant from the village itself. Originally built in the 13th Century...

The small Surrey village of Nutfield in Surrey has one of the prettiest parish churches in the county in St Peter and St Paul Church. The church was originally constructed in the 13th Century and throughout the next two hundred...