Lice are tiny, wingless, parasitic insects that feed on your blood. Lice are easily spread â especially by schoolchildren â through close personal contact and by sharing belongings. Several types of lice exist: 1  Head lice. 2  These lice develop on your scalp.3  They're easiest to see at the nape of your neck and over your ears. 4  Body lice.5  These lice live in clothing and on bedding and move onto your skin to feed.everal types of lice exist: 1  Head lice. 2  These lice develop on your scalp. 3  They're easiest to see at the nape of your neck and over your ears. 4  Body lice. 5  These lice live in clothing and on bedding and move onto your skin to feed.
Visiting Cranleigh. Cranleigh is located in south-east England between Guildford and Horsham, close to the A281. One of Britain's largest villages, Cranleigh offers a wide range of shops, a weekly market on Thursdays plus clubs and organisations offering a wide range of activities.his section includes details on finding Cranleigh, by car, bus and rail; where to park if you are driving to Cranleigh; what's currently on in and around Cranleigh; where to eat and places to stay if you're planning an overnight stop.
Despite losing the rail link, Cranleigh has prospered both as a satellite of Guildford, and as a service and light engineering centre in its own right. Furthermore it is a retail centre for the surrounding smaller villages. The resident population of the area decreased by 2.0% in the ten years to 2001.ranleigh railway station was opened in 1865 as Cranley as part of the Cranleigh Line, its name was changed in 1867 to Cranleigh at the request of the Postmaster General as badly addressed letters to Cranley were often mistaken for  Crawley  and vice versa.