Source: Elmbridge Borough Council Newsroom Elmbridge Borough Council has announced a major new initiative to improve local wellbeing and expand access to support services across the borough, including areas like Molesey. The new ‘Connected Communities’ model is designed to reach more people in need — including older residents, unpaid carers, low-income families, and those facing […]
Elmbridge Borough Council has introduced a new Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) to address the long-standing issue of unauthorised moorings along the River Thames, including in Hurst Park. Unauthorised vessels have caused concern for residents and visitors for several years, often bringing anti-social behaviour, environmental harm, and safety risks. In response, the Council has now […]
Elmbridge Borough Council has taken decisive action to tackle unauthorised moorings along the River Thames, including areas close to Hurst Park. On Wednesday, 25 June, a joint enforcement operation was carried out at Cigarette Island, with Elmbridge Borough Council working alongside the Environment Agency, Surrey County Council, and Surrey Police. The operation follows the introduction […]
First held in 1867, the Molesey Regatta is a traditional rowing event featuring crews from across the UK. Set against the scenic backdrop of the Thames at Hurst Park, it’s a vibrant celebration of sport, community, and summer fun. We’re thrilled to welcome back the Molesey Regatta to Hurst Meadows, West Molesey, on Saturday 19th […]
Surrey County Council has informed the community that two horse chestnut trees along Hurst Road, near Linkfield, are scheduled to be removed between now and 30th June. These trees, once a familiar part of the local landscape, have sadly been identified as dead or dying, posing a potential safety risk to pedestrians, cyclists, and vehicles. […]
The much-anticipated Spring Exhibition by the Molesey Art Society opened its doors yesterday, bringing colour, creativity, and community spirit to St Albans Catholic Primary School Hall in East Molesey. Running until Sunday, 20th April, there’s still time to stop by and explore a rich collection of local talent. Held annually, the Spring Exhibition is a […]
On Sunday 6th April, the Hurst Park Residents Association brought a little extra joy to the neighbourhood with a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt at Tufton Gardens. Under a beautiful blue sky and warm spring sunshine, local children (and their parents!) gathered to take part in the search for hidden Easter eggs across the lush green […]
Friday 28th March was a big night for Hurst Park as residents, committee members, and friends came together at the Royal British Legion for our Annual General Meeting. It was a great chance to catch up, hear what’s been going on, and chat about what’s coming next for our community. Charlotte Dean, our Acting Chair, […]
Join us anytime for a relaxing game and the chance to meet new friends! The Club meets Saturdays at 10:30 AM and Sundays at 2 PM (if there’s enough interest). While you’ll eventually need your own Boules, we can loan some for beginners. The terrain is also open for practice or casual games outside club […]
Risks to wildlife and dogs from entering streams, rivers, or ponds were highlighted in a CARA talk by Elliot Newton, Kingston Council’s Biodiversity Officer, and Dr. Peter Higgins, a local vet and CARA member, as well as in an article by Janet Bostock in a Richmond Park magazine. How do dogs impact wildlife in water? […]
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