Activities: flying, camping, outdoor pursuits, sports, crafts, community service, drama and The Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme. Girls aged 11-21 years. 

Scout Group comprising of Beavers, Cubs and Scouts with an age range of 6 to 14 years. Part of the Spelthorne District providing Scouting activities for local boys and girls.

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.

We are the local guide group that meets Tuesday evenings at Ockford Scout and Guide Headquarters in Seymour Road Godalming. From 7.00pm -8.30pm For further information contact Pauline Harrison on 01483 419136

Scout Group

Beaver Scouts from 6 years old, Cub Scouts from 8 years old and Scouts from 10 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.

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

9th Walton-On-Thames (Viscount) Beavers, Cubs and Scouts provide adventurous activities and personal development opportunities for young people aged 6-25.

To promote and work towards an accessible environment throughout the Borough of Guildford that enables people with disabilities to lead the style of life they choose.

We offer free 1 to 1 tuition in Braille; computer training using computers with speech output or magnification; and touch-typing. We teach the Fingerprint Braille reading and writing course, which is designed to teach learners to touch-read and write Braille from scratch and has proved to be successful with both young learners and adults alike.

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 are a growing evangelical church that values both Word and Sacrament and is open to the Renewing Power of God’s Holy Spirit. The Church family is made up of over 100 adults, children and young people that are committed to Christian worship, teaching, discipleship, fellowship and mission.

Meet on Wed 9.30-11.30am at St Peter's Church Hall,Walton Road,West Molesey. Good range of toys and activities:craft,stories,songs and instruments.Mums,dads,grandparents and carers all very welcome. Phone 0208 224 9734 for details

The purpose of the Society is to promote the cultivation and conservation of alpine plants. The group meets on the first Thursday of each month (September to May) to share experiences of growing alpines, and to listen to an expert lecture about alpines and rock plants. We have a monthly show table, plant sales, and refreshments.

Arthritis Care is a UK-wide organisation committed to giving support and assistance to those suffering from arthritis. The Woking branch meets once a month at 7.15pm at the Maybury Centre, Woking. We are a social group, and usually we have a guest speaker on a topic of interest.

Local carers support group offering mutual support to carers in the western wards of Guildford Borough. Based in Ash Citizens Advice Bureau, Ash Hill Road, Ash.

Ashford Art Club provides a meeting place for all those interested in painting and drawing of any ability. Artists come along regularly to demonstrate various forms of art and outings are arranged during the year. Exhibitions are held twice a year and all members, including the less experienced ones, are encouraged to exhibit at least one of their works.

Ashford Healing Centre offers healing to help restore the balance of mind, body and spirit and promotes self-healing to bring a sense of well-being and peace.

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

Youth Club Nights: Mon 7-9pm (school year 8-9), Tue 7-9pm (school year 7), Wed 7.30pm-9.30pm (young people in school year 10+).

BANANAS ART is a user run, art group for adults recovering from mental problems. The purpose of the group is to use visual art to build confidence and self esteem. Members are encouraged exhibit and sell their work giving contact with the wider community which will help reduce the stigma of people with mental health conditions.

Sale of gardening equipment,tools,seeds and fertilisers to recreational gardeners.Gardening advice from members who are professionals or enthusiastic amateurs.Two trading depots.Areas covered include Lower Kingswood,Kingswood,Tadworth and Banstead.

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.