Narrated by a lady born in 1903, this film offers a vivid and personal glimpse into village life in Send around a century ago. Her reminiscences are brought to life through a rich collection of photographs from the Send & Ripley History Society archives, alongside images from other sources. Together, they paint a fascinating portrait of the people, places, and everyday experiences of a bygone era. Watch the video using the link in the Media Library.

Long before Surrey's Box Hill became an Olympic landmark, a quiet village on the Portsmouth Road was the unlikely centre of British cycling culture. Read the article using the link in the Media Library.

Simon Furber from Secret Surrey talks to Send and Ripley History Society’s Head Museum Curator Clare McCann about the Ripley road, a stretch of Surrey tarmac that drew thousands of cyclists to Ripley in the 1800’s. Listen to the article using the link in the Media Library.