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Reflexologist & Indian Head Massage Therapist – Sunbury on Thames

As a Reflexologist and Indian head Massage therapist, I’ve really enjoyed being back to work using my skills making a positive impact for my clients wellbeing and health. Many of us have faced additional stresses in recent months with the worries and anxiety that have come about from Coronavirus – this will almost certainly have

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Spelthorne Council Loses Tory Majority

By Monica Chard You will surely have heard the news already: Six of Spelthorne Council’s Councillors quit the Conservative Party following their AGM in June. For the first time in Spelthorne’s history, the Conservatives no longer have majority control of Spelthorne Council. The Conservative Group now have only 17 councillors and the other Groups collectively

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Notable Sunbury Residents: ‘Big Mal’, the Fifth Beatle

By Eilidh Dorgan, Sunbury Resident ‘Big Mal’, Mal Evans – the Beatle’s road manager from 1963-1970 lived in Sunbury for a few years in the late sixties (address unknown). Mal Evans, was often referred to as the ‘fifth Beatle’ and was their bodyguard, road manager, and general right-hand man. After seeing The Beatles perform during his lunch break at Liverpool’s

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LOSRA Says….

The Scourge of Discarded Laughing Gas Cylinders Is no Laughing Matter Since the gradual relaxation of the Covid-19 lockdown there have been numerous reports of anti-social behaviour (Spelthorne’s increase 47% but not as bad as Elmbridge’s 100%!) and a corresponding increase in littering, most notably discarded nitrous oxide ( N2O ) cylinders. Apart from the

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Sunbury Beat

By Inspector Maxine Cilia Well the past few weeks have definitely seemed more like business as usual in Surrey Police. We are seeing a rise in Anti-Social behaviour especially from youths. As most of you have probably seen there has been a Dispersal Order around Sunbury Park and Green Street which has been extended out

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