Thursley History Society organised a walk and talk on Hankley Common in August 2025 in order to learn about the derivation, construction and use of the Atlantic Wall in World War 2.

An NNR is a protected area designated by a national government to conserve and protect specific natural habitats, ecosystems, and biodiversity.

'Victory Euphoria', Thursley History Society's exhibition to celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day, Thursday 8th May 2025

The idea of resurrecting the event came from Susanne Hunter, Sally Scheffers, Tamsin Taylor Matthews, Lisa Woods and Lizzie Young

One of the more unusual gatherings at St Michael and All Angels is the annual pet service. This has been going on since 2016, possibly...

This extract, from an article written by Lizzie Young in the January 2024 Parish Magazine, applauds the efforts that went into having a...

As part of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations, individuals and organisations were invited to lead the nation's tribute to Her Majesty the...

On Saturday, 1st June 2024, more than 50 villagers turned up at the village hall to witness the launch of the Thursley History Society...

On a day where the weather forecasters were proved wrong, a charity cricket match to celebrate the life of Neil Woods was held between a...

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

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...

From Historic England : House. C17 extended in C20. Sandstone rubble with brick angle quoins and dressings, and brick extensions, under...

5th June 2022, Queen's Platinum Jubilee. Taken by Philip Traill, passing Wheelers Farm.

The village's celebrations were many and varied. There was a classic car and tractor show: Camilla Daubeney's Coffee Pod did a roaring...

The Village Hall was open from 10am to 4pm for visitors to view the fascinating memorabilia, read the villagers' stories and remember the...