The Knaphillian

The Knaphillian is a website for the local community. We publish feature led content all about people so you can read about the people behind local trades and individuals with interesting businesses, ...

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1 years ago

Calling all music lovers and festival go-ers!
We are super excited to have just published a feature on ShyneFest20 which will take place on Friday 12th June and Saturday 13th June 2020 in Apps Court Farm, Walton-on-Thames.

Organised and produced by local wife and husband team Shyne and Kevin Adcock with their close friend Ciaron Sykes, the ShyneFest team all share a deep and abiding love of music. ShyneFest20 will feature established bands as well as up and coming performers. There will also be silent discos (for children and adults), food, drink, arts & crafts and camping is available.

You can read their story and hear more about the festival (including how to book) at: https://theknaphillian.co.uk/shynefest-family-friendly-local-live-music-festivals/ ... See MoreSee Less

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FOCALSFocus on locals ShyneFest: Family friendly, local live music festivals The ShyneFest team (left to right): Kevin, Shyne and Ciaron. In 2015 Shyne and husband Kevin were wondering what they could...

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1 years ago

Would you know how to use a public access Defibrillator in an emergency (or even know where to find one)?
The Knaphillian is proud to publish an essential read on finding and using public access defibrillators.

The most common cause of a cardiac arrest is a life-threatening abnormal heart rhythm called ventricular fibrillation (VF). Ventricular fibrillation happens when the electrical activity of your heart becomes so chaotic that the heart stops pumping and quivers or 'fibrillates' instead. It can sometimes be corrected by giving an electric shock through the chest wall, by using a device called an AED or defibrillator.

AEDs can be used by any member of the public (using a public access defibrillator) and does not require any training as the AED unit will provide self-explanatory voice commands.

Written by Conor Maher, team leader at Woking Community First Responders, this article can be accessed by clicking the link here: https://theknaphillian.co.uk/https-theknaphillian-co-uk-would-you-know-how-to-use-a-public-access-de… or visiting www.theknaphillian.co.uk and clicking on the Knaphill Ian graphic. ... See MoreSee Less

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Knaphill Ian Would you know how to use a public access Defibrillator in an emergency (or even know where to find one)? A cardiac arrest is when your heart suddenly stops pumping blood round your body,...

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1 years ago

The Knaphillian is extremely proud to be featuring the work of the Woking Community First Responders (WCFR) who are offering such a valuable service in our area. Working in conjunction with the South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Trust, the WCFR are often first on the scene of medical emergencies and can offer reassurance to patients as well as sometimes lifesaving support.

You can read more about this valuable group of people, at:
https://theknaphillian.co.uk/woking-community-first-responders/ ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

We are lucky to have a recently opened Woking & Sam Beare Hospice HOME store in Knaphill. Such is the range and quality of the items in store, you will hardly know you have stepped into a charity shop. You can read more about the team who run the store in The Knaphillian: https://theknaphillian.co.uk/a-new-home-for-woking-sam-beare-hospice-shop-in-knaphill/ and visit them at 16- 18 High Street, Knaphill (where Barclays bank used to be). ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

The Knaphillian is delighted to have just published a feature on two inspirational local women and talented artists. Geeta Bhana runs The Art House in Horsell offering lessons and holiday classes to children as well as running fun adult classes in painting, clay sculpture and printmaking.

Geeta is joined by Hannah Bruce, a professional award winning artist, for a joint venture called ‘Festive making Doo Daah!’ on Saturday 16th November at Hannah’s gallery in Maybury Road, Woking. You can be shown how to make mosaic and macramé tree decorations, lino cut Christmas cards, make wine glass charms and create a frosted glass jar for twinkly festive lights.

You can read the article here and follow the link to grab a limited ticket to the festive event: https://theknaphillian.co.uk/the-art-house-a-collaboration-with-creator-geeta-bhana-and-hannah-bruce… ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

Did you all see our very own Knaphillian James Carrigy on University Challenge tonight? If you didn't... watch it on catch up. You'll be in for a treat. 🤩 ... See MoreSee Less

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1 years ago

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1 years ago

Did you know Knaphill and St Johns have an operatic group? Read about KASJOG - a talented group of people who love singing, dressing up in funny clothes, putting on makeup and dancing in our FOCALs feature: https://theknaphillian.co.uk/the-knaphill-and-st-johns-operatic-group/

You can read about their next performance (in March 2020) and if you fancy joining the group, our feature will tell you the sort of people they are looking for and how you can get involved.

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FOCALSFocus on localsThe Knaphill and St Johns Operatic Group KASJOG perform the 50th anniversary production of HMS Pinafore in March 2018. The Knaphill and St Johns Operatic Group (KASJOG) started li...

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The Crown in Knaphill will be having their official opening party on Friday 16th August with a Caribbean BBQ and a reggae and Ska band! Read about it here and 'meet' the new owners Robert and Theresa Croft. https://theknaphillian.co.uk/crowning-glory/ ... See MoreSee Less

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FeaturePubsCrowning glory The soft tones of electric and acoustic Blues can often be heard filling the lounge bar of The Crown these days, as new owners Robert and Theresa Crofts take over the reins a...

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1 years ago

Ooo - what a lovely snoozy photo of Cairo. You can read about him (and his hoomans) in our feature on Boormans in The Knaphillian!
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1 years ago

We are honoured to be featuring the story of the mighty Downslink Challenge team in The Knaphillian. You can view the article here and read about the incredible amount they raised in 2019 for their charities and what their plans are for next year. https://theknaphillian.co.uk/the-downslink-challenge-saddle-soar-even-higher-in-2019/ 🚲 ... See MoreSee Less

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FOCALSFocus on localsThe Downslink Challenge (saddle) soar even higher in 2019 In 2016, Steve McKeown and a couple of mountain biking buddies set about raising money for Cancer Research UK after heari...

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2 years ago

In the Knaphill Ian segment of The Knaphillian, we are carrying a brilliant article written by Simon Cavill, our bee-keeping friend. Simon tells the story of our 100 million+ year love affair with bees and how we can help to increase numbers of some vulnerable species by growing the right sort of plants in our gardens and creating some areas bees can use as hotels. It's fascinating stuff 🐝 ... take a look! https://theknaphillian.co.uk/plants-and-bees-a-100-million-year-old-love-affair/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Knaphill IanPlants and bees; a 100 million-year-old love affair Before around 100 million years ago, plants and trees had been limited to wind-borne pollination, which is relatively inefficient. It re...

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2 years ago

Ecosia - the search engine that plants trees

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Ecosia uses the ad revenue from your searches to plant trees where they are needed the most. By searching with Ecosia, you’re not only reforesting our planet, but you’re also empowering the commun...

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2 years ago

Today in the 'Knaphill Ian' segment of our site, we uploaded a post titled 'A mate doesn’t let a mate drink or drug drive', following a neighbourhood newsletter from Surrey Police which highlights the launch of their summer drink and drug drive campaign.
We have also included some details you might not know from drinkaware.co.uk about how we are affected by alcohol and how many units drinks contain. Some of it is surprising.
It's an important message that we would urge you to read. We all love to have fun, but let's stay safe. https://theknaphillian.co.uk/knaphill-ian/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Knaphill IanA mate doesn’t let a mate drink or drug drive As part of the Surrey Police safer neighbourhood policy they have sent this information via a neighbourhood newsletter which highlights the ...

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2 years ago

The 2019 Knaphill Show is on Saturday 20th July. Read about the various attractions on offer at... www.theknaphillian.co.uk/knaphill-village-show-2019/ ... See MoreSee Less

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FeatureHair & beautyCutting it at The Cutting Room Some of the team at The Cutting Room, are (left to right); Sarah, Victoria, Vince, Frankie, Chloe and Becky. Husband and wife team, Vince and Victori...

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2 years ago

The site is now live. Go to: www.theknaphillian.co.uk and take a look. There are a few functions still to sort (that will hopefully be done next week) and can then do a shout out! ... See MoreSee Less

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2 years ago

We are nearly ready to go live. Sorry for the delay, but hopefully we'll be worth the wait! Knaphill Businesses ... See MoreSee Less

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