Surprise surprise: Dorking’s Talking Christmas this month! There are plenty of local events and gift ideas to tell you about, a Christmas quiz, the last of our VocalEyes series of London landmarks and the first of a new series: the … Continue reading →
It’s that time of year and we’ve got spooks and spiders for you, together with clock changes and Remembrance. We’re out of doors with bees, a new sensory garden, and sheep (hopefully not eating the garden!). And we hear about … Continue reading →
Join us on our summer holidays with a visit to London Zoo and one to Dorking Caves, a trip to the Lake District with Beatrix Potter, and an animal quiz. We walk in the woods, pop into the theatre – … Continue reading →
July’s here – tipping us into the second half of the year. This month we check out sight loss and driving; as well as lighting in your home, and ask if St Swithin will bring us rain or shine. We … Continue reading →
Welcome to June, summer sunshine, strawberries and cream – well, that’s the idea. It’s Macular week this month – meet Stella Black of the Macular Society to find out about her work and the support groups she runs. Then we … Continue reading →
April’s here and we’ve got plenty of ideas for your leisure time: theatres with great shows to be enjoyed, local music-making and an assortment of activities to join in around the area. We learn about home eye tests and who … Continue reading →
Hello Spring! A little sunshine here in Dorking and the promise of more to come – doesn’t it just lift the spirits? This month we feature loads of information and things for you to do – keeping you up to … Continue reading →
Crocuses peeping round the cockerel, Dorking’s chilly but there are flashes of sunshine, and maybe snow in the forecast – it must be February and time for the latest Dorking Talking. We catch you up on news from the High … Continue reading →
Happy 2024! Join Dorking Talking as we celebrate optimism and new beginnings. It’s the start of a new year, our Shepherdess Jo Chaytor has just taken on a new farm, the National Trust’s Clandon House is in the throes of … Continue reading →
