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  • Welcome to the LOSRA Website

    Welcome to the LOSRA Website

    The Lower Sunbury Residents' Association Read More
  • Become a Member

    Become a Member

    We invite anybody interested in the issues facing Lower Sunbury to subscribe Read More
  • View Our Newletters

    View Our Newletters

    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

Like any local community, the policies and decisions shaping the character and future of Lower Sunbury are influenced by a combination of local and national government initiatives, alongside market forces and vested interests operating within these frameworks. As with many areas, Lower Sunbury faces challenges stemming from an aging infrastructure, rapid urban development, increasing traffic congestion, and other pressures that impact both quality of life and the distinctive character of the neighbourhood.

In collaboration with local authorities, other residents’ associations and amenity groups, LOSRA plays a vital role in addressing fundamental issues that affect its members' lives. This organisation not only engages with broader strategic concerns but also focuses on the everyday matters that shape community well-being.

To stay informed, we encourage you to subscribe to our regular e-bulletins via the link at the top left of this page. Your continued support is essential to our efforts, and we urge you to join or renew your membership. Subscriptions for 2026 are now payable at £5 per household. Donations are also welcome.

St Mary's ChurchPlease come along and support the fundraising efforts to patch the hole in the Church roof before parishioners need to get the buckets out to catch the rain!

There will be a variety of stalls from Fairtrade to Jewellery and Books to Bric-a-Brac. There is sure to be something for everyone from the very young to the very young at heart. As always there will be hot and cold refreshments to cheer you as you browse. Don't miss the ever popular plant stall or the chance to win something lovely on the Tombola. We have excellent Raffle prizes this year to tempt you.

If you have any items you would like to donate, please contact either Lauren on 789164 or Sue on 786879.

Wednesday, 20 April 2011 12:14

An Evening of Fun on Royal Wedding Day

If you haven't made arrangements for the evening of the Royal Wedding, why not make your way down to Sunbury Cricket Club for a programme of music and fun. The event is being put on by the Club together with The Manor Players and Shepperton Players; and all proceeds will go to these groups who, with their great local performers provide us with so much entertainment throughout the year. For details, click here to view poster.

Sunbury Cricket ClubSunbury Cricket Club is holding another Open Day. This year it is on Sunday 17th April to welcome prospective Colts, Adult Players and those interested in non playing membership. It is hoped that numbers will exceed the 300 adults and children who turned up for a fun afternoon in 2010.

Prospective colts in the U5 – U9 age groups will be invited to join in practice sessions and games as appropriate for the different age groups. Older age groups will have the opportunity to use the Club nets (no studs allowed). It is not necessary to have any cricket kit. Prospective colts must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. We shall also have kit samples for sizing on the day and Committee Members on hand to answer questions.

Further information is available in the Membership section of Sunbury CC’ website www.sunburycricket.co.uk/membership.html

Wednesday, 13 April 2011 08:08

Crime on The River, Notice to Boat Owners

Crime on the riverSurrey Police have just issued the following crime alert to boat owners on the River:

Overnight on the 11th/12th April 2011 a number of thefts where property was stolen, and attempted thefts, from motor boats took place on the River in the Shepperton area. It is believed that a boat was used to approach other moored vessels and the stolen property was taken away and probably landed elsewhere.

If you have a boat moored on the river please could you secure it as much is possible and should anyone see any suspicious activity either on the river or the riverbank or have any information which may assist please do not hesitate to call Surrey Police on 0845 125 2222 or 999 in case of emergency.

Sunbury Sports Association is expanding its activities with a new season of music and entertainment events in the clubhouse of what most you will know best as Sunbury Cricket Club in Lower Hampton Road. Here are details of the first two events. These are open to all, not just members of the Club, and we would look forward to seeing you there.

Thursday 21st April - THE 60s ALL STARS

A fantastic evening of classic sixties music and rock 'n' roll provided by four guys whose careers go back to those heady days. They are Alan Lovell (Swinging Blue Jeans), Mick Avory (The Kinks), John Dee (The Foundations), Del Mandel (Crispian St. Peters/George Harrison). 8.00 p.m. onwards. Admission £4.00 on the door. www.60s-Allstars.co.uk. Promoted in association with Stayin' Alive Rock Events (www.stayin-alive.org.uk)

Friday 29th April 7.30pm - HIT FOR SIX

An evening of comedy. Round off the Royal Wedding Day with an evening of original comedy sketches performed by members of popular local drama groups Manor Players and Shepperton Players

Performers include award-winning local favourites Eric Champion, Ellie Roper, Robert Hardy, Olwyn Holme, Lorna Doyle, Sue Dye, Jo Stockbridge, Adam Pollington, Nigel Smith and professional comedienne Debra-Jane Appleby. The show is directed Riverside Arts Centre's Geoff Buckingham (also one of our Club members) and Carmen Souchet. It will have some risque moments and maybe a hint of innuendo, but will be suitable for all the family! Music from 7.30pm, show starts at 8pm.

Tickets £7.00 in advance from Sunbury Cricket Club, from the Manor Players Box Office on 0777 145 8696, from the Manor Players on-line box office at http://store.ajhtech.co.uk/manorplayers/, or £8.00 on the door.

These events are just the first of many that will be happening over the coming months, so it's a chance to get in the habit of coming to the Club for great entertainment as well as excellent sporting facililties. We look forward to seeing you there.

Forthcoming attractions:

  • Friday 13th May FIRE AND WATER
  • Friday 27th May PROTECT THE BEAT
  • Friday 10th June PREZENCE
  • Friday 8th July CHARLIE FABERT with PAUL COX

London IrishResidents who have received our Spring newsletter, or viewed it on line, will by now know that the Public Inquiry to determine the appeals by London Irish will be held on 7th June at the Council Chamber. In preparation for this hearing, LOSRA is required to submit its 'Statement of Case'. This document represents a preliminary step towards the next phase, the submission of proofs of evidence and all supporting documents by the beginning of next month.

The purpose of this article is twofold: to remind you of the important public meeting to be held on Thursday 12th May at St.Mary's Village Hall at 8.30pm; and to ask you to view the statement of case by clicking here.

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