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  • Welcome to the LOSRA Website

    Welcome to the LOSRA Website

    The Lower Sunbury Residents' Association Read More
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    You can find all the recent LOSRA Newsletter available to download Read More
  • LOSRA's Aims

    LOSRA's Aims

    To optimise and enhance the quality of life for Lower Sunbury residents by all appropriate means Read More
  • Sunbury As It Was

    Sunbury As It Was

    Visit the LOSRA Gallery for images past and Present Read More
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Welcome to the LOSRA Website

As with any other local neighbourhood, the policies and actions which affect the character and future of Lower Sunbury are generally framed and implemented by a combination of local and national government, along with the vested interests and market forces which operate within those frameworks. Lower Sunbury is by no means unique in being under threat from a creaking infrastructure brought about by rapid urban development, the growth of traffic, and other pressures affecting the quality of life and the character of the area.

Working with the local authorities, we see it as the responsibility of residents’ and amenity groups such as LOSRA to address the underlying issues which fundamentally affect their members’ lives, as well as the minutiae of everyday life with which such groups are often concerned.

Please sign up to receive our regular e-bulletins by subscribing via the facility at the top left hand of this page. It goes without saying that, without your continued support we would cease to function so we urge you to join, or renew your membership now Subscriptions (£5 per household) for 2024 are now payable.

The Beat LegendsThe last Music Night of the year at Sunbury Cricket Club is on Friday 14th December when the Club welcomes The Beat Legends for an evening of wall-to wall Mersey Era classics with the intention of having a real party night to round off 2012's programme of Music Nights.

Yanni, the group's leader, is a veteran of The Cavern in Liverpool, having started his career there in the thick of the '60s Beat Boom, and he played there when club re-opened in 1967.

The music of that era goes down well at the Club, as they've had two cracking nights when the 60s All Stars have played, so it's hoped they will get a good crowd there for a proper festive atmosphere, and maybe even some dancing!

If your Christmas party season hasn't started by then, put a gang of friends together and come down to kick it all off. It will be a fun night. Visit www.thebeatlegends.co.uk for more information.

With the festive season upon us we can expect an increase in scams and other criminal devices designed to relieve residents of their hard earned cash or savings.

Hydropower Public Consultation Event, Thursday 6th DecemberA proposed hydropower project at Sunbury Weir has already caused great consternation within the community and especially among riverside residents.

The Company will be consulting residents this side of the river at 3pm on Saturday, 15th December at the Riverside Arts Centre, Thames Street but, in the meantime, have arranged a public consultation event at the Elmbridge Excel Leisure Complex in Waterside Drive, Walton, on 6th December.

For full details, click here

Following the exhibition held last Saturday 24 November the steering group for the development would like to give those who didn’t have the chance to come along to have their say on the latest plans. There are the two options for the development that were presented at the exhibition, along with some indications from the architect on the proposed look and feel for the site.

A draft plan for a pedestrian crossing on Fordbridge Road as well as some improved signage signalling entry to the village are also included. To view plans, click on the links below:


If you would like to have your say on the latest plans, there is an online survey you can complete - https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/8NBYWDL

If you have any questions or queries on the plans, you may forward these by email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tuesday, 27 November 2012 13:44

Flood Warning for Lower Sunbury

Flood Warning for Lower SunburyA flood warning has been issued for the Sunbury area from Walton Bridge to Kenton Court Meadows including Wheatley’s Eyot and Sunbury Lock. It also includes areas to the north of the Thames including Kempton Park and Longwood Business park.

There is a possibility that about 30 properties could be affected. It should be noted that sandbags will only be provided for those most in need.

Further essential information may be found on the Spelthorne Council Website: http://www.spelthorne.gov.uk/

Friday, 23 November 2012 13:55

Check if you are at Risk from Flooding

Check if you are at Risk from FloodingGiven the intemperate weather we are currently experiencing, residents may be concerned about the risk of flooding especially as Lower Sunbury has been badly affected in the recent past.

The link below will answer your questions as to whether you are at risk. It will also allow you to sign up for free flood warnings which may be sent to you direct by telephone, mobile, email, text, fax or pager. 

It will also explain how you might reduce the impact of flood and what you should do in that event.

Check if you are at risk from flooding and sign up for FREE flood warnings

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