Â鶹ԼÅÄ

The family that inspired a musical revival from their instrument-making workshop.

How the festive tradition was born in a Surrey village.

How the town has been misleading the world for more than 140 years.

The man in charge of the spit roast reveals how Gladiator celebrated after the battle.

The 12 men who walked from France and built Waverley Abbey.

Roman Centurion Andy returns to the battlefield to reveal a few movie secrets.

How a young man's journal found in a garden shed shocked a nation.

How a village became obsessed with a mythical creature.

How a unique embroidery project captured Surrey's hopes and aspirations in 1950s Britain.

The historical hidden gem that only villagers know about.

Nicky Weller grew up in Stanley Road with her brother Paul, "the miserable little toad".

The turnpike, the murder, the gibbet and the shaming.

Surrounded by barbed wire, sandbags and mud – this is Andy’s happy place.

How Dorking's war-weary composer created the nation's favourite piece of classical music.

The moving wing tips that mark the exact spot of a dreadful accident.

Inside the house that creates content for a global audience.

Godalming Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick talks about the unsung heroes of World War One.

Step inside the damp passageways of Guildford’s dark past.

Hanging out on the hay bale - they look like the cool kids at school.

Strange things lurking under a Dorking patio.

Taking a peak at the historic wooden vessels restored at a boatyard near Chertsey.

How Godalming's Jack Phillips became a hero after the Ship of Dreams hit an iceberg.

Surrey's world-leading space science laboratory creating hardware for missions on Mars.

There were no cases and trunks on this train, only coffins containing corpses.

Winterfold Hill was used to teach sabotage and silent killing techniques in WW2.

How one man came to be buried head first at a Surrey beauty spot.

The 20 years transformation of a Weybridge garden.

The disturbing ‘doom painting’ was hidden inside a church for more than 700 years,

In 1910 Tommy Sopwith taught himself how to fly in a monoplane at Brooklands.

Sand mines, a subterranean beer cellar and the oldest road tunnel in the country.