Village Matters

Village Matters

YOUR AWARD WINNING COMMUNITY MAGAZINES FOR SUNBURY AND SHEPPERTON

Carol Bradshaw, Resident
“I just wanted to thank you very much for placing my ad in such a great place in Sunbury Matters this month. It honestly couldn't have been better. I've had a call already so hopefully this is the start of something really good.”
Kate, Garden Designs
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Welcome to Village Matters, the award winning publishing company which is all about community.

Since 2010 our monthly magazines have been bringing local stories to the community and supporting local business. 

We are passionate about history as well as supporting the high street shops and highlighting local cultural events that bring our communities together. We are always happy to hear from you if you have a story. Sunbury and Shepperton Matters reach over 14,000 homes every month, an estimated readership of 31,000 readers! They give advertisers a targeted but affordable platform. Both magazines are available separately, however most advertisers choose to advertise in both every month.

Your Award-Winning Community Magazines

In Autumn 2019 Village Matters was awarded both Best Business in Sunbury and also runner up Best Business in Spelthorne at the Spelthorne Means Business Awards.

Following that, in spring 2020 Monica Jones personally was voted unanimously as Community Person of the Year by Sunbury and Shepperton Rotary clubs.

In 2023 Village Matters was again awarded Best Business in Sunbury at the Spelthorne Business Awards and followed in 2024 with the award of Best Business in Shepperton

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“The magazines have made all the difference to my business. I have had to take on extra help as a direct result of the response.”

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Sunbury lies on the river Thames, a sleepy village with a rich history. St Mary’s church features in Dicken’s Oliver Twist and many significant houses are still scattered around the village. Edward VIII was a frequent visitor to Monksbridge where courted lady of the house, Frida Dudley Ward.

Quaint Thames Street is still full of well preserved listed buildings, most now private riverside homes. Several parks offer tranquil walks to visitors. The Walled Garden is home to the famed Millenium Embroidery Gallery which hosts art exhibitions and has a wonderful café. The Riverside Arts Centre offers a plethora of culture, from world class musical performances to several excellent theatre groups. London Irish have their home just outside the centre of the village and Kempton Park racecourse is only up the road.

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Shepperton has long figured in the glamour of the film industry. Home to Shepperton Studios, it has attracted stars from the world of entertainment who made their home here. Situated on the Thames, it hosts the Shepperton Village Fair, the largest community event in the borough of Spelthorne. It has a bustling high street full of independent shops and boasts a tight knit community.

Down the road, Laleham is a pretty village full of both historic and riverside properties and was the seat of the Lucan family. The graves of the 3rd, 4th and 5th Earls of Lucan are in the churchyard as is that of educationalist and poet Matthew Arnold who lived here.

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Contact

Sunbury Matters & Shepperton Matters

Advertising / Editorial: Phil and Maxine
Telephone: 07968 562 344
Email: philandmaxine@twmagazines.co.uk

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Every month our two award winning magazines are hand delivered to 14,000 local homes across Sunbury, Shepperton and Laleham. Get your message out to your local customers. The magazines are funded by advertising, but the rates are kept at such a level to make it affordable to small businesses. Most advertisers choose to advertise every month in both magazines to get maximum exposure.

If you are a local business looking for an effective way of getting your marketing message to local communities in Spelthorne, then look no further. We put local business first!