Community Websites A-Z

The Laleham Scout Group has Beavers, Cubs and Scouts sections. All sections welcome both girls and boys. Please see our web site for details of our programme and a review of past activities.

Beaver Scouts from 6 years old, Cub Scouts from 8 years old and Scouts from 10.5 to 14. Scouting provides adventurous activities and personal development. Promoting the physical, intellectual, social and spiritual well-being of the individual, helping them achieve their full potential.

General advice and information for carers. Please call for further details on the carers support groups which meet in Staines, Weybridge & Walton. 

Now changed to 'Spelthorne Choral Society' A friendly choral society that welcomes all singers

Meet at Spelthorne School of Gymnastics, College Way, Ashford (behind Spelthorne college) on Tuesdays. Children from 6 years old 7-8pm Adults 8.30-9.30pm Male & female qualified instructors. Social activities also.

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

Water-skiing tuition for people with all kinds of disability. Membership open to all disabled people; able-bodied membership confined to qualified instructors.

CARE in Shepperton is a group of volunteers which offers `Good Neighbour' help to those who may need assistance. We operate in Shepperton, Littleton, Halliford and Charlton (in the county of Middlesex) and our tasks consist mainly of Hospital and Health Centre journeys, collecting prescriptions and shopping.

The ‘Community Film Unit' has the capacity to film, edit and create music for specific community productions. We launched our initiative because we believe that film based evidence is a powerful tool and helps to empower the community and create lasting memories of achievements. Film can act as a way of promoting new projects, raising awareness and celebrating success.

To provide a home-based care attendant service to enable carers to have a few hours respite. Trained care attendants provide this free service to carers of a person who has a physical or sensory disability, the elderly frail, a child with a disability or learning disability.

The watch will have a meeting in November to dicuss there reasons and theory's on how to improve the Safety and Security of people who live on Feltham Road

A small friendly photographic club which meets weekly throughout the year in the village of Laleham.

Manor Players of Sunbury meet at Riverside Arts Centre, 59 Thames Street, Lower Sunbury, Middlesex, TW16 5QS, on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 19:30 hours. Everyone welcome from all ages. See our website for further details, or contact us on info@manorplayers.org Web: www.manorplayers.org

We provide a contact point for parents of children with rare inherited metabolic disorders of protein metabolism.

We are a local watch group serving the residents of Parkland Grove, Ashford, Middx.

We manage Shepperton Village Allotment Garden on behalf of Spelthorne Borough Council. We let plots to people who ask for one, as soon as we have one vacant. Currently, there is a long waiting list estimated at 2 years. Preference is given to people who do not have a long distance to travel, this means residents of Shepperton and Sunbury.

We are a committee run pre-school operating on a not-for-profit basis. Most of the profit made is ploughed back into the pre-school in the form of new equipment or improvements. We open term time only 9.15 - 2.45 four days weekly. We lease a hall from Spelthorne Borough Council and have responsibility for its upkeep. We are Ofsted registered.

A friendly choral society open to all singers - either experienced or with a desire to learn.

The Spelthorne Civic Pride Volunteers are a committed group of individuals drawn from various organisations and the community throughout the area, working on a wide range of community inspired environmental projects. The activities are co-ordinated by a steering group with representatives from Residential Associations, Neighbourhood Watches, Schools, Youth Groups Crime Prevention and Local Authority.

We are a section of the Scout Association working with Young People aged 14 to 18 years.

Spelthorne District Scout Council is the gorverning body for Scouting within Spelthorne guiding the 12+ Scout groups within the district.

Spelthorne Ramblers is a club for people of all ages who are interested in walking. The club is non profit making and all of its activities are arranged by a committee formed from members. Regular walks are organised in and around the southern counties along with walking holidays and weekends further afield.

For further information visit www.spelthornevolleyball.co.uk

A luncheon and social club for retired business and professional men in the Staines, Egham, Englefield Green and Ashford areas. Lunches on the first Tuesday of each month at the Anne Boleyn Hotel, Staines at 12 for 12.45. Enquiries to the Hon. Secretary John Holding on 01784 455394 or johnholding@totalise.co.uk

Lively American musicals and musical reviews performed. The group has a busy social calendar. Open to all age groups. 

Staines Ramblers is affiliated to "Ramblers Association". We provide walks in the local area including the Surrey Hills and the Chilterns. We meet on Saturdays and Sundays with a midweek walk on a Wednesday or Thursday. The walks are between 5 and 12 miles. Staines Ramblers is ideal for anyone who enjoys walking and meeting people.

Staines Shopmobility is a registered charity based on the Two Rivers retail park next to Waitrose. The service enables people with limited mobility to access all the town centre has to offer through the loan of mobility equipment.We also offer an escorted shopping service for people with a visual impairment.

The Society promotes the study of history of the Sunbury and Shepperton area. Talks on subjects of historical interest take place at our monthly meetings. A series of outings are organised throughout the year, and members are encouraged to pursue local history research. The society publishes a journal twice a year, a regular newsletter, and also publishes its own books.