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Rowers competing at the Molesey Regatta on the River Thames near Hurst Park

Molesey Head Races 2026 returns to the Thames

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The much‑loved Molesey Head Races return on Saturday 14 February 2026, bringing competitive rowing, riverside atmosphere and community spirit back to our stretch of the Thames. Established in 1976, the...

Rowers competing at the Molesey Regatta on the River Thames near Hurst Park

Molesey Head Races 2026 returns to the Thames

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Street view near Cherimoya Gardens and Monaveen Gardens in Hurst Park, where a proposed flats development was refused

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Hurst Park green spaces and community areas at risk from land sales and development.

Protecting Hurst Park’s Green Spaces: Land Sales, Planning Updates & Community Action

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Major Change to Local Government in Surrey

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Two New Unitary Councils Announced. The UK Government has announced

Map of Surrey showing the new East and West Surrey unitary councils, highlighting Elmbridge and West Molesey within the East Surrey area.

Molesey Head Races 2026 returns to the Thames

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Protecting Hurst Park’s Green Spaces: Land Sales, Planning Updates & Community Action

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Major Change to Local Government in Surrey

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Twenty local dogs and their faithful owners

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Diverse group of residents at a community meeting, with a woman in a blue cardigan raising her hand to ask a question, surrounded by engaged attendees in a community hall setting similar to where the HPRA Annual General Meeting will be held.

Annual General Meeting

Our Annual General Meeting this year will be held at the British Legion in St Mary’s Road, East Molesey, KT8...

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Rowers competing at the Molesey Regatta on the River Thames near Hurst Park
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Molesey Head Races 2026 returns to the Thames

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Street view near Cherimoya Gardens and Monaveen Gardens in Hurst Park, where a proposed flats development was refused
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Hurst Park green spaces and community areas at risk from land sales and development.
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Protecting Hurst Park’s Green Spaces: Land Sales, Planning Updates & Community Action

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Map of Surrey showing the new East and West Surrey unitary councils, highlighting Elmbridge and West Molesey within the East Surrey area.
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Major Change to Local Government in Surrey

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Rowers competing at the Molesey Regatta on the River Thames near Hurst Park

Molesey Head Races 2026 returns to the Thames

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Street view near Cherimoya Gardens and Monaveen Gardens in Hurst Park, where a proposed flats development was refused

STOP PRESS

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Hurst Park green spaces and community areas at risk from land sales and development.

Protecting Hurst Park’s Green Spaces: Land Sales, Planning Updates & Community Action

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Map of Surrey showing the new East and West Surrey unitary councils, highlighting Elmbridge and West Molesey within the East Surrey area.

Major Change to Local Government in Surrey

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Esso petrol station on Hurst Road, West Molesey, where Elmbridge Borough Council refused planning permission for a new digital advertising sign in October 2025.

Planning Application Refused – Esso Petrol Station, Hurst Road

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Esso petrol station on Hurst Road in West Molesey, showing the forecourt and signage related to the current planning application for a digital advertising display.

Planning Application at Esso Petrol Station – Hurst Road, West Molesey

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Seagulls flying over the Thames River with Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare visible on the shoreline, surrounded by winter trees and historic architecture in the Hampton area near Hurst Park.
Winter sunset at Hurst Park with bare trees silhouetted against golden light, showing the riverside path, open green space, and Thames River where unauthorised boat mooring issues are being addressed by local action groups.
Group of community volunteers in high-visibility vests of various ages, including children, gathered outside of Tesco's Fire Brigade building with litter-picking tools and trash bags for a Hurst Park neighbourhood cleanup initiative
Yellow Labrador retriever running through water with a stick in its mouth, illustrating the article about potential dangers to dogs and wildlife in streams, rivers, and ponds in Hurst Park.
Diverse group of Hurst Park residents sharing a joyful moment while looking at a tablet on a park bench surrounded by greenery, representing the connected community fostered by the Hurst Park Residents Association.