Community Websites A-Z

we are a local guide group which meet on a Monday night.

Join: Beaver Scouts (6-8 years) Cub Scouts (8-11 years) Scouts (11 - 14/15 years) Explorer/Network Scouts (14/15 - 25 years).

1st Molesey Sea Scouts are based in East Molesey Surrey near the River Thames. We have three sections taking boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 14. We are one of only 101 Sea Scout groups recognised by the Royal Navy. Our website provides information for potential and existing members.

1st Oxted Scout Group - uniformed youth organisation providing activities for children aged 6 to 14.5

We provide scouting to Stoughton for young people between the ages of 6 to 18 years old. We provide a varity of activities to all our members. We run the following sections: Beavers, Cub, Scouts and Explorers.

1st Virginia Water Scout Group provides Scouting for members starting at age 6 and up.

Beaver Scouts boys 6-8, Cubs boys 8-10, Scouts boys 10-14.

We are a Brownie pack serving the Chertsey area meeting once a week. Please contact us for more details

Comfort Companionship Security. We are a non-profit making organisation that provides affordable assisted living for the elderly enabling them to live independently in a well-appointed small shared house where they have the company and a live-in manager. 2 meals per day are provided Contact Nick the house manager on 01737 247928 or our website on www.abbeyfield.com

Age Concern Waverley is a registered charity which exists to provide services and promote the well being of all older people in the Waverley Area. We provide a gardening scheme, handyman service and a thorough information and advice facility. We have Rowleys, which provides healthy, low cost meals, chiropody, hairdressing, reflexology and activities such as bingo and exercise classes.

Alder Valley Brass is one of the area's leading traditional British brass bands. We promote brass music in the community by playing and competing at the highest level. The band also supports local charities, including the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice and Help For Heroes, with concerts and other fund-raising.

We provide daycare of 25 places per day in our centre for anyone with a diagnosis of dementia. We also have carer support groups, a weekly social club for younger people with dementia. We have two outreach workers who can provide support,advocacy and information.

Advice and information for people experiencing traumatic life events: Job Loss; Relationship Breakdown; Bereavement

For those with spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus and their families/carers. Offers funding and advice where possible via p/r ASBAH Adviser & Committee. Study day annually encourages disabled people to participate and arranges social gatherings. Newsletter and national LINKing. Also fundraises.

Community Association and Social Club For all ages. Families welcome Member's Bar Sky TV (seasonal), Darts League, Live music, social nights, Quiz nights, Summer BBQs, Outside seating area. Ample parking. Halls and meeting rooms available for hire by local groups, societies etc., private parties. Birthdays, Weddings, Funneral gatherings etc. with kitchen and bar. OAP club, Children's dancing, Sunday car boot

Ashtead University of the Third Age is a friendly organisation, offering a fresh approach to life-long learning. We organise our own activities, sharing skills, knowledge and experiences. Sociable meetings with an outside speaker are normally on the first Thursday afternoon of the month, at the Ashtead Peace Memorial Hall. Our 40+ study and leisure groups cover a range of subjects.

Banstead May Fayre is an annual event to raise money for charity normally held on the first Saturday in May. The fayre which started in 1985 is organised by The Banstead Village May Queen Group and is Chaired each year by the mother of the May Queen.

Our music recitals are performed in a private home in Woking to intimate audiences of less than 50 guests. It is a unique experience to listen to musicians in this environment. There is plenty of opportunity to interact with fellow members, as well as to meet the artists themselves.

The Society is a membership organisation run by volunteers with over 35 branches throughout the UK. The BRPS aims to raise funds for scientific research to provide treatments leading to a cure for RP. It also provides a welfare support and guidance service to its members and their families.