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Adam Stacey Ultimate Driving Machine
Feltham born golfer Adam "Stinger” Stacey has stormed Europe and America with his world class long drive. Now he is returning to his original ambition, working the PGA tour circuit to perfect his game on the course.Read More
Maharishi Free School to open in Hampton
In 2013 there’s a new State Funded, Maharishi Free School proposing to open in Oldfield Road, Hampton. We caught up with the man behind the proposal, Richard Scott, to ask some questions that may be on many residents' minds...Read More
Thames Motor Yacht Club
Thames Motor Yacht Club based just upstream of Hampton Court Bridge and right opposite Molesey Lock is a club which actively welcomes members from all walks of life and which encourages children to become a part of the set-up.Read More
Tram-ton Hill
Walking down Hampton Hill High Street these days, it is hard to believe that just over a century ago the first tram routes were coming into operation. On 4th April 1903 the first tram route, the 67, opened, and ran from Hampton Court Palace to Hammersmith, via Hampton Hill - an identical route to the 267 bus today.Read More
Littleton Sailing Club
MOST people associate the sport of sailing with warm summer days or breezy spring evenings with eager crews hanging out over the sides of their racing dinghies as they hurtle through calm, clear water.But for the true devotees of the sport, the real challenges come throughout the year when helms and crews have to learn to deal with a wide variety of wind strengths and water conditions.
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The Military Academy
NOT MANY folk, wandering peacefully along the bank of the Thames in Lower Sunbury, would think of the place as a mecca for students of conflict. But there was a time, in the middle of the 19th century, when the village boasted one of the foremost ‘think tanks’ dealing with military matters in the whole of the United Kingdom.Read More
John Glen, Film Director
SUNBURY has had a number of famous residents in the past but one in particular has touched millions of lives with his craft as a film editor and director – John Glen.Read More
The Lost Hancock Scripts
Many people associate the birth of situation comedy with such shows as 'Hancock Half Hour' and 'Steptoe and Son'. Hampton residents Ray Galton and Alan Simpson are the brilliant writers behind these comic gems. We caught up with them over a curry to find out how they found the missing Hancock scripts...Read More
Sunbury Sport
SPORT is the real love of many people’s lives. Whether you’re a player or simply a spectator, there are moments in sport that can transport you to the heights – or dump you into a slough of despond – and it is those peaks and troughs, which keep you coming back for more.So we decided to focus on the opportunities for our readers to enjoy sport in the Sunbury area and its surrounds.
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What's On...
Events, shows, concerts, sporting occassions - month by month in your area -
February 18
Farmer's Market, Maple Road, Surbiton. Meats, fish, game, pies, breads, cakes, juices and plenty more. Go to www.mapleroadsurbiton.co.uk
Farmer's Market, Maple Road, Surbiton. Meats, fish, game, pies, breads, cakes, juices and plenty more. Go to www.mapleroadsurbiton.co.uk
February 6-11
Jekyll and Hyde - The Musical. The Playhouse, Hepworth Way, Walton. Performed by Walton and Weybridge Amateur Dramatic Society. Visit www.aos.org.uk
Jekyll and Hyde - The Musical. The Playhouse, Hepworth Way, Walton. Performed by Walton and Weybridge Amateur Dramatic Society. Visit www.aos.org.uk
February 17
Antarctica and the Heroic Age of Polar Exploration. Mole Hall, Walton Road, West Molesey. Royston Pike Lecture (www.elmbridge.gov.uk/leisure)
Antarctica and the Heroic Age of Polar Exploration. Mole Hall, Walton Road, West Molesey. Royston Pike Lecture (www.elmbridge.gov.uk/leisure)
