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 →
Dorking Talking joined Dorkers at the Very Dorkensian Event on Saturday Christmas is coming – and are you ready for it? Dorking Talking’s here with tips for VI shoppers and ideas on how to keep your Christmas costs … Continue reading →
Catch up with what’s going on and what’s coming up in Dorking. This month we also look at village life, now and in times past, and hear how audio books developed. And, with Remembrance Day just around the corner, we … Continue reading →
Dorking’s Talking in September. What are we talking about? This month we feature some nooks and crannies of the town, the effects of climate change on eye health, and making bus travel easier. And we celebrate outdoor art and traditional … Continue reading →
What’s Dorking Talking about this month? Well, we’re planning for Heritage Open Days in Mole Valley, we’ve got advice on how not to let fraudsters help themselves to your money, and meet Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson and other Paralympians campaigning for … Continue reading →
Summer’s definitely here with ice cream weather and in Dorking Talking this month we celebrate ice cream’s history and also the many variants of our national cuppa. We hear about help for both cataracts and macular disease and a project … Continue reading →
Here we are in May – the month of bluebells and blossom. Join us as we visit our wonderful countryside to meet first a sleepy dormouse and then Jo Chaytor, the Coldharbour shepherdess. Later we find out about various new … Continue reading →
