Volunteer Editor at Hurst Park Residents Association. With over 15 years of experience in design, digital strategy, and brand development, I’m proud to support the Association by improving communication and helping bring our community closer together.
Potential designation under discussion Residents may soon be invited to participate in a public consultation regarding the possible designation of a conservation area in Hurst Park. Conservation areas are typically introduced to help protect the historic character and appearance of neighbourhoods, ensuring that future development respects the distinctive features of the area. Such designations can […]
Monitoring developments affecting local green spaces The HPRA planning sub-committee continues to monitor developments that may affect green spaces in and around Hurst Park. Recent attention has focused on the auction sales of parcels of land at Linkfield and Spurfield, which have raised questions among residents about potential future use and the long-term protection of […]
Further information expected Residents may be aware of discussions surrounding the Riverboat project, which has been under consideration in the local area. At present, further information regarding the project is expected to be discussed at the next HPRA committee meeting. As more details emerge, the association will provide updates to ensure residents remain informed about […]
Transition underway to the new East Surrey Council Significant changes to the structure of local government in Surrey are currently underway, as plans progress to replace the existing councils with a new system. Under the proposed reorganisation, Surrey’s current two-tier system of local government will be replaced by two new unitary authorities: East Surrey Council […]
Positive developments There have been some encouraging developments for Tufton Gardens, one of Hurst Park’s valued community green spaces. Following recent gas works in the area, it has been agreed that compensation funding will be allocated to support the gardeners, helping maintain and improve the gardens. Residents have also noted that Tufton Gardens is currently […]
The Hurst Park Residents Association is delighted to invite residents to a special Wine Tasting evening on Friday 1st May 2026 — a relaxed and sociable event designed to bring neighbours together over excellent wines and delicious cheeses. 🎟 Tickets are now available and can be booked here: HPRA Wine Tasting Evening – 2026 The […]
Hurst Park Quiz Night Raises Funds for the Community Twenty-seven enthusiastic quizzers from across Hurst Park gathered at the Royal British Legion Club for a lively evening of friendly competition and community spirit. Five teams took part in the quiz, each bringing their own sense of humour and creativity to their team names. From the […]
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 event has become a key date in the winter rowing calendar and a familiar highlight for Hurst Park residents. A day of racing for all […]
Two New Unitary Councils Announced. The UK Government has announced a major reorganisation of local government in Surrey. From April 2027, the county’s twelve existing councils will be replaced by two new unitary authorities, designed to simplify local services and improve efficiency. For residents of Hurst Park and West Molesey, this means that Elmbridge Borough […]
Good news for local residents — the planning application (Ref: 2025/2171) submitted by the Esso Petrol Station at 195 Hurst Road, West Molesey (KT8 1SE) has been refused by Elmbridge Borough Council. Proposal: Advertisement consent for one internally illuminated digital freestanding single-sided display sign. Decision: Refused Advertisement ConsentDecision date: 21 October 2025Ward: Molesey East This […]