Issue 27
Walton Bridge through History Networking for Lower Sunbury Small Businesses An Angel for our Times – David Light exhibits at the Walled Garden Buddy Brilliant – a review of Buddy Whittington in Concent in Sunbury Weird but Wonderful – an…
Walton Bridge through History Networking for Lower Sunbury Small Businesses An Angel for our Times – David Light exhibits at the Walled Garden Buddy Brilliant – a review of Buddy Whittington in Concent in Sunbury Weird but Wonderful – an…
This month’s Sunbury Matters magazine cover features a bright exotic sun. We wanted to share some sunshine with you, so the original piece of art is available in a blind auction to support local Sunbury charity Their Future Today. All you need to do is bid. Check out the issue for all details.
The Battle of Sunbury New York, Paris…Sunbury “No Rules” for Sunbury Artist Sally Friend The Nitty Gritty of Watersplash Recipe of the Month – Pasta with Kale and Sundried tomatoes LOSRA – the Voice of Lower Sunbury Helping Sophie Ryan
In this issue… The Early Bird – A trip with Quality Fruit to see where it comes from Turning Back the Years – We experience what the celebrity world of skin care is getting so excited about. A trip to…
The Changing Face of Sunbury My Rosemary Conley Experience – Losing weight for January Controlling Worry Restaurant review – the Flower Pot, Lower Sunbury Beat the January Blues Recipe of the Month – Marmalade and Chocolate Shortbread Engendering Community Spirit
The December issue is full of local stories. We take a look at what the shops along Thames Street used to be like. We also have a look at how the long gone Sunbury House looked in the 18th century.
In this issue we have coffee with the Mayor of Spelthorne, accompanied by keyboards, take a tour of the local islands while reviewing a book by Miranda Vickers and are entertained by a Wurlitzer…yes, in Sunbury!
I was lucky to experience the right side of human-kind recently. I lost my phone in Sunbury Park in a random ‘throwing stick, phone jumped out of pocket’ moment. My dogs were delighted I would go to such extremes to…
The front cover this month reflects lazy days by the river and is by long term local resident Alex Aird. To me, it really evokes summer and at long last it did arrive!
This August it is the Spelthorne River Day, and the Sunbury Regatta – or so we hope! It seems that everything is now dependent on the weather: Henley, Classic Boat Show, various local regattas etc. To make us feel just a little bit better, we publish a couple of local photographs from the floods of old. That puts our current woes into perspective at least!