Welcome to Springtime at last! As well as the latest from Dorking Halls and the High Street, we look at Macular disease and the support available for both patients and their families. We go back in time to schooldays long … 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 →
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 →
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 →
Join us for this month’s magazine to hear about making transport more accessible, how to avoid being scammed, and all about the St John Ambulance. There’s a cluster of events to put in your diary, we reveal shorn sheep, the … 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 →
