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Leisure Directory 2019 Making the Most of Your Leisure Time in Spelthorne Free Leisure Directory 2019 Making the most of your leisure time in Spelthorne 01784 446433 [email protected] www.spelthorne.gov.uk/leisure Contents Adult education, libraries and 3 youth centres The Leisure Directory is a really useful Arts, culture and heritage 5 resource, full of Halls for hire 12 information about activities to enable Interests, groups and you to make the most 15 organisations of your leisure time in Spelthorne. There is something to suit all ages Parks and open spaces 24 and interests here. Play 28 Cllr Maureen Attewell, Cabinet Member for Community Wellbeing Sports, health and fitness 30 Disability symbol The Leisure Services team Many of the clubs and groups listed in We provide and promote a wide range of sport, this directory are fully inclusive. Those physical activity, youth, arts and heritage and with this symbol also have a dedicated wellbeing activities for local residents of all ages. disability session. Please contact the clubs or groups directly for more information. The team also supports and promotes local voluntary organisations and clubs. We help eNews - keep in touch them develop and provide activities within the community. Spelthorne Council produces a monthly Email [email protected], electronic newsletter containing Council news, call 01784 446433 or visit our website events, planning applications and more. www.spelthorne.gov.uk/leisure To receive the newsletter visit www.spelthorne.gov.uk/enews What’s on / Get Active Activity Finder Follow us Our What’s on page is packed with information to help keep you and your family active, visit www.spelthorne.gov.uk/whatson Don’t forget, you can follow Spelthorne Council on Facebook and Twitter. Get Active can be searched by anyone wanting to find a local opportunity to get active. If you @spelthornebc would like to find or list an activity/session on the @spelthornebc site visit www.getactive.io/surrey The Leisure Directory contains a varied range of leisure service providers, many of which are not connected with Spelthorne Borough Council. The information included has been supplied by the individual organisations and has not been verified by Spelthorne Council for accuracy. Inclusion does not imply any recommendation. When contacting any club or organisation, we encourage you to take note of the health and safety requirements involved with the activity and to check they have suitable qualifications, insurance and that they have relevant child and adult protection procedures. 2 www.spelthorne.gov.uk/leisure Adult education, libraries and youth centres Adult education, libraries and youth centres Adult education Sunbury Adult Learning Centre Tel: 0300 200 1044 ESOL class email: [email protected] Contact: Andy Phillips web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/adultlearning Tel: 01932 782005 FB: @surreyal email: [email protected] TW: @Surrey_AL web: www.opendoorchurchsunbury.com Venue: The Avenue, Sunbury-on-Thames, TW16 5DZ Venue: Open Door Church Centre, Green Street, Sunbury- Info: Daytime, evening and Saturday courses and on-Thames, TW16 6QQ workshops for adults from arts, crafts and pottery Info: English for speakers of other languages. to dance and exercise, languages to photography, Wednesdays 1-2.45pm. Free class teaching work skills and GCSEs. There is something for reading, writing, speaking and listening. Fun and everyone. Course directories available on the relaxed atmosphere for people to acquire English website and in the Centre to help you choose for everyday use. a course that is right for you! Courses are also available for learners with additional needs as part Spelthorne K2 University of the 3rd Age of our Surrey Supported Learning provision. Visit Tel: 01932 889337 www.surreycc.gov.uk/supportedlearning email: [email protected] web: www.u3asites.org.uk/spelthornek2 Workers Educational Association Venue: Salvation Army Citadel, Woodthorpe Road, Contact: Clare Leeming Ashford, TW15 3JY Tel: 01932 853056 Info: We have a wide range of interest groups, covering email: [email protected] over 50 subjects from Art to Yoga, for retired and web: www.wea.org.uk part-retired people who wish to meet others of Venue: Walton-on-Thames similar interests and pursue a leisurely form of Info: Adult education courses for those who wish study and exercise. Monthly meetings with a to follow an informal course of study, led by speaker permit all members to meet each other. professional tutors. No exams. Call for programme. [email protected] 3 Adult education, libraries and youth centres Libraries Youth centres Ashford Library A range of sessions for young people including junior Tel: 0300 200 1001 open access groups 11-14 years, enterprise group - SEND web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/ashfordlibrary 11-25 years, open access senior groups 14-19 years, girls TW: @AshfordLib group 11-19 years, boys group 11-19 years, young parents Venue: Ashford Library, Church Road, Ashford, TW15 2XB and LGBT. Projects include Boxing, DJ workshops, dance Info: Tuesday to Saturday 9.30am-5pm. Sunday and workshops, sports plus much more. The sessions and times Monday closed. Reading groups, Rhymetime and vary. Please email the centres for details or contact Surrey storytime, digital buddy, councillor surgeries - Family Services on 01372 363655. details available on website. Ashford Youth Centre Shepperton Library Contact: Louise Champion Tel: 0300 200 1001 email: [email protected] web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/sheppertonlibrary Venue: Ashford Youth Centre, Kenilworth Road, TW15 3EL TW: @SheppertonLib Venue: Shepperton Library, High Street, TW17 9AU Leacroft Youth Centre Info: Monday 2-5pm. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 10am- Contact: Louise Champion 1pm and 2pm-5pm. Saturday 9.30am-4pm. Sunday email: [email protected] and Wednesday closed. Rhymetime and storytime, Venue: Leacroft Centre, Leacroft, Staines-upon-Thames, reading groups, coffee mornings, digital buddy - TW18 4PB details available on website. Staines Library Shepperton Youth Centre Tel: 0300 200 1001 Contact: Louise Champion web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/staineslibrary email: [email protected] TW: @StainesLibrary Venue: Shepperton Youth Centre, Shepperton Court Drive, Venue: Staines Library, Friends Walk, Staines-upon- Laleham Road, Shepperton, TW17 8EJ Thames, TW18 4PG Info: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9.30am- Stanwell Youth Centre 5.30pm. Tuesday 9.30am-7pm. Saturday 9.30am- Contact: Louise Champion 5pm. Sunday closed. Rhymetime and storytime, email: [email protected] reading groups, councillor surgeries, digital buddy - Venue: Stanwell Youth Centre, Hadrian Way, TW19 7HE details available on website. Sunbury Youth Centre Stanwell Library Contact: Louise Champion Tel: 0300 200 1001 email: [email protected] web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/stanwelllibrary Venue: Sunbury Youth Centre, Beechwood Avenue, TW: @StanwellLibrary Sunbury-on-Thames, TW16 7RH Venue: Stanwell Community Library, Stanwell Health and Community Centre, Hadrian Way, TW19 7HF Duke of Edinburgh Award - The Phoenix Project Info: Monday 2-5pm, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Contact: Nick Charalambous 10am-1pm and 2-5pm. Saturday 10am-4pm. Sunday Mobile: 07770 481773 and Wednesday closed. Rhymetime and storytime, email: [email protected] digital buddy, reading groups, Local Conversations - Venue: Ashford Youth Centre, Kenilworth Road, TW15 3EL details available on website. Info: Delivering the Duke of Edinburgh Award to Sunbury Library Spelthorne residents in a youth club setting. Tel: 0300 200 1001 Thursdays 6-8.30pm. web: www.surreycc.gov.uk/sunburylibrary TW: @SunburyLibrary Venue: Sunbury Library, The Parade, Staines Road West, Sunbury-on-Thames, TW16 7AB Info: Tuesday to Saturday 9.30am-5pm. Sunday and Monday closed. Rhymetime and storytime, reading groups, Citizens Advice Bureau, councillor surgeries, Friends’ coffee times, digital buddy - details available on website. 4 www.spelthorne.gov.uk/leisure Arts, culture and heritage Arts, culture and heritage Arts associations Arts centres Spelthorne Community Activities Association Riverside Arts Centre Contact: Jill Britton Contact: Eric Champion Tel: 01784 247650 Tel: 01932 782850 email: [email protected] web: www.riversidearts.co.uk Info: Small annual subscription. Grants are available Venue: Riverside Arts Centre, 59 Thames Street, Sunbury- on request to affiliated members to further their on-Thames, TW16 5QF clubs activities. Info: Run by volunteers to provide facilities for the arts, including art, opera, drama, music, comedy, Sunbury and Shepperton Arts Association pottery, sculpture, flower arranging, cultural Contact: Secretary events, poetry and literature. Tel: 01784 257175 email: [email protected] Sunbury Embroidery Gallery web: www.ssaa-arts.org Contact: Barbara Robertson Venue: Riverside Arts Centre, 59 Thames Street, Sunbury- Tel: 01932 788101 on-Thames, TW16 5QF email: [email protected] Info: Open to all, the SSAA exists to foster and promote web: www.sunburyembroidery.org.uk the knowledge, understanding and appreciation of Venue: Sunbury Embroidery Gallery, The Walled Garden, the arts in Sunbury, Shepperton and surrounding Thames Street, Sunbury-on-Thames, TW16 6AB areas. Run entirely by unpaid volunteers SSAA Info: Celebrating the village at the turn of the promotes an annual Arts Festival in July, regular Millennium. Programme of exhibitions and coffee concerts on Saturday mornings, musical workshops throughout the season. Open Tuesday master
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