January 1960 November 1967 April 1981

Waverley Borough Council, 14th March 2012. With thanks to Sean Edwards.

Ann Wakeley wrote in December 1996, "We have lived in Little Green ever since we were married in 1967. It started off as a "dolls house"...

The Festival of Britain was a national exhibition and fair that reached millions of visitors throughout the United Kingdom in the summer...

This parade was arranged to celebrate Thursley winning the Best Kept Village Competition Ben Wonham as William Cobbett Other floats...

When I was a child in the ‘twenties, Miss Aileen Lutyens, Sir Edwin Lutyens’ youngest sister, dominated the Thursley scene.

The History of Thursley Society's exhibition, Wedding Belles, celebrated the history of weddings in Thursley church from 1613 - 2007 when...

These have been held for many years on the lawn behind the Village Hall and enjoyed by children and adults. All photographs courtesy...

Art Editor of “Punch”. Born 15.4.1913 – Died 14.5.1979

The Young Lutyens And His Thursley Houses by Wing Commander D. Q. Watson. *Former name of Thursley History Society Contrary to some local...

This article was part of The Wedding Belles exhibition held in the Village Hall in 2007 On September 25th 1915 Lt. Colonel Walter Cecil...

Photographs courtesy Valérie Ferris

Following an appeal for help from Arkadii Kostenko, a number of villagers were able to house Ukrainian refugees beginning in April 2022,...

Photographs only - courtesy Valérie Ferris (VF) and Andrew Kaplanovsky (AK) Starting in 2016 (VF) Many more entries in 2017 (AK) And more...

See separate entries for Badgers, Shepherd's Cottage, Pax Cottage and Olde Hall. Photographs only PAX COTTAGE* OAK COTTAGE ROSE COTTAGE...

The Ruins, now known as The Well House, with Mrs Fosberry, standing outside about 1914-1918. Frank and Elizabeth Keen lived at The Ruins...

As usual, the village celebrated this Royal occasion and it began with a Royal Ball in the village hall on Saturday, 7th May 2023: A...

Photographs courtesy Valérie Ferris

Photographs courtesy Valérie Ferris

As usual the village turned out in force (all photographs courtesy Valérie Ferris):