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We have the experience and expertise to advise on the design, development and manufacture of gaskets seals and joints from a wide range of non-metallic materials. Our Gasket range is in Foam, Sponge and Solid Rubbers to Compressed Fibre and Plastics. Adhesive backed components can also be manufactured in Kiss-cut form. Both management and staff are totally committed to ISO9001 (2008) our quality assurance standard. Our manufacturing equipment is high speed, modern and computer controlled. Volume cut component production is supported by Prototype and bespoke gaskets. Our Production controlled systems ensures that high quality product is delivered on time.

Dawn is a Yoga, Pilates and Nordic Walking Instructor Dawn's website is: http://newdawn-fitness.co.uk

The Dog Hotel, luxury boarding facility in the heart of the Surrey countryside

Scuba Travel specialises in worldwide scuba diving holidays. Our friendly and professional team is comprised of divers so we know exactly what it takes to make your dream trip come true. Working all over the globe, we have a huge range of perfect places to pick from. Be it a luxurious liveaboard, an exclusive sun drenched resort or a custom built overland tour, let Scuba Travel take all the stress out of booking.

Nestling high in the Surrey Hills - an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Windmill enjoys the most stunning views and magnificent setting of any venue in the south of England. The Windmill Bar & Eating House has something for everyone ~ a simple but perfectly prepared cup of coffee through to the finest dining experience ~ we have it all.

The Christopher Robin Sure Start Children's Centre offers various sessions and support for families in our reach area. We cover Cranleigh and the surrounding villages, Ewhurst, Ellens Green, Alfold, Dunsfold, Chiddingfold, Shamley Green and Wonersh.

With over 30 years of expreince we offer a wide range of treatments including Nouveau Lash extensions, Jessica Geleration, Minx, St Tropez, CND Nail enhancements, Dermalogica facials all from proffesional freindly therapists Liv, Jo and Hannah.

With over 30 years of experience we offer a friendly reliable service and our primary aim is to supply and install a fireplace that will give you many years of comfort and pleasure, it will also enhance the value of your home. Whilst browsing our website please bear in mind that the examples shown are only a fraction of what we can offer. In our Guildford showroom we have a wide range of fireplaces, fires, stoves and accessories on display. We also deal with many leading manufacturers as well as with a group of smaller craftsmen, so we can offer a bespoke service at surprisingly little cost. Why not pop in or phone us for some brochures and to make an appointment for a home visit.

Seaborne Plastics is one of the leading thermoforming companies in Europe, respected throughout our industry and beyond for the quality of our work and commitment to customer service. Formed in 1979 the company continues to thrive in a competitive market by providing a service based on our original idea, which was to apply sound engineering principles to every aspect of our production at the same time as investing in the best people and technology. We are particularly proud of our ability to persuade customers from market sectors traditionally associated with other processes to consider thermoformed plastic as an alternative and we are constantly advancing the limitations of what can be achieved in thermoforming. Unlike many other thermoformers Seaborne Plastics have the capacity to handle every part of the production process in house. A fully integrated CAD/CAM system is backed by some of the finest production equipment in the country and this commitment to quality extends into the finishing and assembly departments.

Our Branch exists to help and support not just those who live with the disease, but also their families, helpers, carers and friends. We hold monthly meetings and issue a monthly newsletter to our members and we aim to keep you up to date with the National and Branch news and items of interest.

We specialise in the art of life casting to create bespoke sculptural pieces of art by taking a mould directly from the models body. Our work includes baby hand and feet casts, child, adult and pet sculptures cast in bronze, silver, resin and plaster.

The oldest service station building in the UK? The offices of Little Manor Service Station is a half-timbered building set back behind a contemporary forecourt canopy and modern fuel pumps. Take a more detailed look and you soon realise why it has attracted a Grade II listing which prevents structural alteration. The particularly notable features are its hipped roof with gablet, its proportionately small windows and the crown-post trusses, the structural braces, at each end of the building. Although listed in 1975, this little gem of a building looked almost ready for demolition in 1988 when its current owner acquired the site for complete renovation. Details of its early life can only be surmised but it is likely that it was built as an agricultural workers’ home possibly with a lower, ‘basement’ level used for keeping livestock or feed. The only evidence of this latter supposition is some redundant mortices in the low-level timbers on part of the ground floor suggesting an earlier suspended floor of some type. It may also be noted that the dormer window just visible above the doorway had to be removed for structural reasons. Core to the claim of the oldest filling station in the UK is that some of the timbers in the structure have been dated to the mid-15th Century. Surprisingly (?) it wasn’t actually built as a filling station but sort of became one in the mid- 1860s when it was subsumed into the buildings of the Cranleigh Steam Brewery. Little Manor today, resplendent in its merchandising for a contemporary filling station. The dormer window in the centre of the roof was removed during the renovation as were a couple of windows in the end walls. After beer and mineral waters were no longer made on the site in the 1920′s, the buildings became a motor vehicle workshop with a steel-framed structure on what is now the forecourt. It remained in this form until the current owners acquired the site and demolished its ageing frontage to reveal the sad Little Manor shown in the earlier photograph. Today things are altogether different.