The Sheppertonian (for Shepperton village)

This episode takes a moment to reflect on the incredible journey we've had together. This isn't your usual podcast episode; it’s a heartfelt look back at how this community has grown and thrived over the past year. We’ve transformed from a simple audio project into a vibrant hub, filled with stories, laughter, and genuine connections. From switching to a weekly newsletter to embracing a narrative style that highlights the real voices of Shepperton, it’s been an evolving year. So grab a cuppa or take a stroll, and let’s dive into the highlights, surprises, and the beautiful community spirit that makes The Sheppertonian truly special. Thank you for being part of this adventure, whether you’ve been here from the beginning or just joined the fun!Takeaways: Reflecting on the past year, we realised that the Sheppertonian community truly shapes its evolution and growth. Switching the newsletter from monthly to weekly was a game changer for keeping everyone in the loop. The narrative style developed this year made episodes feel more alive and connected to the community. Our podcast isn't just a solo endeavor; it's a shared space that brings people together and fosters connections. Unexpectedly, the local business community's engagement has blossomed, leading to the creation of the Business Club. We're taking a little break in January, but the newsletter will keep the local buzz alive for everyone.

Today, we dive into the vibrant world of artist Daphne Clement, who paints picturesque scenes of Lower Sunbury and surrounding areas with a splash of colour and a heart full of stories. From her home gallery, Daphne shares her journey from the beaches of Dunkirk - where her father was rescued by a ship that bore her name - to her blossoming love for watercolour painting. She reflects on how her scientific background laid the groundwork for her artistic expression, proving that creativity can bloom from any field. With a palette filled with local landmarks and familiar faces, her art captures the essence of her community, reminding us that beauty often lies in the everyday. So grab your paintbrush or just your favorite snack, and let’s explore the life and colours of Daphne Clement! What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Shepperton MattersShepperton MattersDanielle Davies: CelebrantDanielle Davies: CelebrantThe Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?

In this special business episode we're diving into the delightful world of nikibakes, where gluten-free treats meet community spirit! Niki, the mastermind behind this award-winning bakery stall, has transformed her kitchen into a local favourite, serving up sweet and savoury bakes that are as friendly to the palate as they are to those with dietary restrictions. We chat about her journey from a corporate food marketing gig to fully embracing her passion for baking, and how local markets have become a heartwarming part of her life. Plus, Niki shares some touching moments that show just how food can bring people together, like when a cake reminded a customer of her mother's baking. So, grab a snack and settle in as we explore resilience, creativity, and a sprinkle of sugar in this sweet episode!Would you like to feature your business in an episode of The Sheppertonian? Please visit thesheppertonian.uk to discuss current rates.nikibakes websiteWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworks

The annual Lower Sunbury Christmas Street Market is back! Picture this: fairy lights twinkling, the smell of mulled wine wafting through the air, and a community coming together to celebrate all things festive. We caught up with Jackie from Avenue Opticians and Dennis from van Wonderen Flowers, part of the organising committee behind this delightful event, to dive into how this magical market came to life; and what exciting new features we can look forward to this year. From food stalls serving up delicious treats to a kid-friendly atmosphere that’s all about engaging families, this market has something for everyone. So grab your winter coat, rally your friends and family, and get ready for a night filled with laughter, joy, and maybe even a few festive surprises!Want to volunteer at the market? Email Monica.Lower Sunbury Business Community (Facebook)What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:The Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Danielle Davies: CelebrantDanielle Davies: CelebrantShepperton MattersShepperton Matters

We're diving into the heart of Shepperton this week, at the iconic Shepperton Lock! Steve Newman has been the friendly face of this historic landmark for over 50 years. Steve shares his journey from a printing job to becoming a lock keeper, a role he stumbled into after a serendipitous chat with a colleague. He feels incredibly lucky to work in such a picturesque spot, especially with the stunning sunsets that the south end of the River Thames has to offer. As we chat, Steve recounts some hilarious and heartwarming tales from his time at the lock, including encounters with celebrities and the importance of keeping the lock safe and welcoming for all visitors. So grab your cuppa, settle in, and let’s paddle through Steve’s extraordinary experiences! What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworks

Get ready to dive into the vibrant world of the Autumn Craft Fair in Shepperton! This episode is all about the creative magic happening at the Shepperton Village Hall this Saturday, October 11th. We chat with Alice Shanahan, the mastermind behind the fair, who spills the beans on how her passion for crafting sparked the idea for this community event. With a mix of local artisans showcasing their handmade treasures and interactive stalls where you can get your craft on - think wreath making, cupcake decorating, and more - it's going to be a blast! So grab your friends and family, support local makers, and maybe even leave with a unique handmade gem that you created yourself. Don’t forget, there are tons of other exciting happenings in Shepperton, so stick around to find out what else is on the agenda!Takeaways: The Autumn Craft Fair at Shepperton Village Hall this Saturday promises vibrant handmade creations and community spirit. Organiser Alice Shanahan shares the fair's origins and her passion for showcasing local crafts and makers. This year's fair introduces interactive stalls where attendees can create their own crafts, including wreaths and jewelry. The Sheppertonian podcast doubles as a newsletter, offering local event updates and community highlights every Thursday. Alice talks about keeping the fair local, ensuring all products are handmade by local artisans and creators. Future plans for the craft fair include expanding to possibly include outdoor vendors and more interactive experiences. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Shepperton MattersShepperton MattersThe Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Danielle Davies: CelebrantDanielle Davies: Celebrant

We’re diving into a delightful recap of all the amazing voices and stories that have graced our show over the past year! From the charm of local events like Big Tree Night to heartwarming tales about community-driven initiatives, this compilation is like a cosy cup of tea on a rainy day. We’ve chatted with a whopping 19+ incredible guests, each adding their unique flavour to our Shepperton tapestry. Whether it’s the creativity sparked by local artists or the joy shared through music in our community choirs, we’re reminded of how much life buzzes around us. So grab your headphones, sit back, and let’s stroll down memory lane together while we celebrate the vibrant stories that make our village shine!Takeaways: This episode is a fun roundup of our favourite moments from the past year, highlighting amazing stories from our guests. We explored how local traditions like Big Tree Night have evolved into vibrant community events that everyone loves. It’s incredible to see how creativity shines through in our community, from photography clubs to local artisans. We've learned how essential support systems are for volunteers, especially in sensitive areas like grief counseling. The power of music truly connects us all, as shown by the joy it brings to those with dementia. Lastly, we celebrated the resilience of local businesses and community initiatives that keep Shepperton thriving. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Shepperton MattersShepperton MattersDanielle Davies: CelebrantDanielle Davies: CelebrantThe Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?

We're diving into the heart of community and competition at Bishop Duppas Bowls Club, where bowls is more than just a game - it's a way of life! This episode highlights how this cosy little club has been a cornerstone of village life since the '70s, bringing people together for friendly matches and serious competitions alike. Whether you’re a newbie looking to roll a bowl or a seasoned pro aiming for that county badge, there's a place for you here. Plus, we chat about the fun-filled President's Day. So grab a cuppa, kick back, and let’s roll into the world of bowls - where every game is a chance to make new friends and enjoy a good laugh!Takeaways: This episode introduces a new format, focusing on one main story each time, making it easier to dive deep into the topics we love. Bishop Duppas Bowls Club isn’t just about the game; it's a vibrant community hub where friendships flourish over the gentle rolling of bowls. The club offers a welcoming atmosphere for all ages, debunking the myth that bowls is only for the older generation – we promise it’s a blast! President's Day at the bowls club is a highlight packed with fun, games, and charity, showcasing the true spirit of community involvement. With a membership, you can play as often as you like, making it a great deal for staying active – only about £10 a month! Coaching and friendly matches are available for beginners, so whether you're a seasoned pro or just curious about bowls, there's something for everyone. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:The Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Danielle Davies: CelebrantShepperton MattersShepperton Matters

Water is the lifeblood of Shepperton, and it has shaped its history and community in ways that are both fascinating and vital. In our latest chat, we dive deep into the waterways that define our village - from the mighty Thames, which has served as a crucial trade route since Saxon times, to the Queen Mary Reservoir, which dramatically altered the landscape and lives of locals when it was built in the 1920s. Our guest, local historian Nick Pollard, shares stories that add color to these historical facts, like how the original village was strategically placed to avoid floods, and how the river once served as the main transportation route before the railways came along. Nick doesn't just throw out dates and events; he brings to life the connection people had with these bodies of water, including the lost traditions of fishing for eels and the community's evolving relationship with the River Ash, a lesser-known but equally significant stream. It’s a walk through time, and every bend of the river tells a story, inviting listeners to reflect on the importance of these waterways in shaping Shepperton’s identity today.But wait, there's more! We also connect with Ricky Wallace, the volunteer chair of the Patient Participation Group (PPG) at Upper Halliford Medical Centre, who gives us the lowdown on how this group is bridging the gap between patients and healthcare providers. Ricky's passion for volunteering shines through as he explains how the PPG has been instrumental in improving communication and services within the surgery. From informal meet and greets where patients can voice their concerns to innovative collaborations with local pharmacies, the PPG is making waves in the community. Ricky shares personal anecdotes about the group's achievements, including securing COVID vaccination access for local pharmacies and even hosting their local MP to showcase their progress. It's clear that grassroots efforts can lead to significant changes in healthcare delivery, and Ricky’s enthusiasm is contagious! What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Shepperton MattersShepperton MattersDanielle Davies: CelebrantThe Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?

We’re diving into the heart of Shepperton this time, where community spirit is kicking off in style with the Sheppertonesses - a women’s walking football club that’s all about friendship, fitness, and some good ol' footie fun! Founded by the enthusiastic Denise Johnson, this club is not just about scoring goals; it’s about finding a supportive space for all women, regardless of fitness level or football experience. Later, we’ll paddle over to D'Oyly Carte Island, where Andy Hill and his wife Sheila are transforming a once-derelict property into a vibrant community hub, blending history with creativity. It’s a tale of restoration that’s as inspiring as it is delightful, proving that a little vision can breathe new life into our cherished spots. So, grab your headphones and let’s explore how Shepperton is coming together, one kick and one concert at a time!Takeaways: Denise Johnson started the Sheppertonesses to create a supportive community for women who want to play football, regardless of their experience level or age. The first session of the Sheppertonesses had a surprisingly good turnout, with ten women showing up, indicating a real community need for such activities. There are plans for the Sheppertonesses to expand their activities, including potential matches with other clubs, emphasizing the growth of women’s football locally. D'Oyly Carte Island has transformed from a derelict property into a vibrant community space, showcasing the spirit of collaboration and creativity. The podcast highlights the importance of local initiatives in enhancing mental health and community bonding through activities like walking football. Andy Hill's vision for D'Oyly Carte Island includes creating a red squirrel sanctuary, blending environmental goals with community engagement in a unique way. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:The Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Shepperton MattersShepperton Matters

This podcast dives into the heart of Shepperton's community spirit, spotlighting the upcoming Shepperton Village Fair as it gears up for its 51st edition! We chat with Dik Gregory, the chair of the fair committee, who takes us on a nostalgic journey from its humble beginnings after a football match in 1972 to the vibrant celebration it is today. You'll hear all about what makes the fair a cherished annual event for locals, featuring everything from thrilling raffles to a delightful procession of over 500 children! Plus, I hit the streets to chat with local vendors at a pop-up shopping event, where they share their stories and the importance of community ties. So whether you’re a long-time resident or just passing through, there’s a slice of Shepperton waiting for you in this episode!Takeaways: The Shepperton Village Fair has a rich history, starting from a local football match in 1972. Local businesses thrive at community events, showcasing their products and connecting with residents. Volunteers play a crucial role in organising the annual fair, emphasising community spirit and collaboration. The fair is an important fundraising event for local charities, making it vital for community support. Attending local events fosters a sense of belonging and pride within the Shepperton community. The Shepperton Village Fair continues its tradition of fun and engagement with exciting performances and local stalls. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:The Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Fusion Services LtdFusion Services LtdShepperton MattersShepperton Matters

In this episode, we celebrate 80 years since VE Day with heartfelt stories and reflections on wartime life, showcasing the resilience and spirit of the Shepperton community. Shepperton resident Dallas Barnes-Hughes shares her vivid memories of wartime celebrations, including the excitement of jelly as a rare treat and the joy of street parties that brought people together. Shepperton Now! admin Tony discusses the growth of the Facebook group, emphasising the importance of community connection and how it has become a vital resource for locals. Shepperton Now! Facebook groupShepperton Now! Facebook groupWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Shepperton MattersShepperton MattersThe Sound BoutiqueWant to start your own podcast?Fusion Services LtdFusion Services LtdOrchard Meadow TherapiesOrchard Meadow Therapies

Playing an instrument is the best thing you could do for your brain, and we're diving deep into that idea in this episode! We chat with David Bruce, the conductor of the Spelthorne Orchestra, who shares his journey and the joy of making classical music accessible to everyone. Plus, we’ve got Steve Oakes from CAST Youth Theatre joining us, highlighting the transformative power of performing arts for young people. It’s all about giving kids a space where they can express themselves and let their creativity shine without fear. So whether you’re a seasoned musician or just curious about the arts, grab a comfy seat and tune in as we explore the vibrant cultural scene in Shepperton together!Takeaways:Playing an instrument is not just fun; it actually gives your brain a serious workout, making it sharper and more agile, like a ninja with a violin! Music education is crucial for kids; it provides them a safe space to express themselves without judgment, letting them flourish in a supportive community. Community orchestras are essential for keeping classical music alive and accessible, bringing together passionate musicians from all walks of life, and creating music magic! CAST Youth Theatre is all about empowering young people, helping them discover their talents and gain confidence in a fun, supportive environment, like a trampoline for creativity! What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)CAST Youth TheatreThe Spelthorne Orchestra on FacebookCAST Youth TheatreThe Spelthorne Orchestra on FacebookWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Orchard Meadow TherapiesOrchard Meadow Therapies

This podcast episode is all about the powerful impact of community through music and support networks. We kick things off with Kelly Stewart, the founder of the Stewart Academy, who shares heartwarming stories from the Spelthorne Dementia Choir. Imagine a moment where someone living with dementia hears "Dancing Queen" and suddenly transforms into a young dancer again! That’s the magic of music - it connects us to joy and memories. Then, we chat with Mary Soane, who has been an incredible support for new parents through her groups, Bumps & Babes and the Breastfeeding Café. She emphasises how these gatherings help parents connect and build friendships, reminding us that even in our busy lives, we can find our village right around the corner. So grab your favourite beverage, settle in, and let’s celebrate the spirit of Shepperton together!Takeaways: In this episode, we dive deep into the heartwarming stories of community support, showcasing how music and camaraderie can uplift those living with dementia and their caregivers. Kelly Stewart shares her journey from the performing arts to founding the Stewart Academy, emphasising the therapeutic power of music for dementia patients. Mary Soane discusses the vital role of Bumps and Babes, a support group for new parents, highlighting the importance of local community connections in parenting. What’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Mayor of Spelthorne presents an Afternoon Tea party to support his charitiesThe Stewart Academy Singing Event Tickets, Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 6:15 PM | EventbriteThe Mum Club Spelthorne & RunnymedeThe Red Lion Shepperton RendezvousThinking of entering the Spelthorne Business Awards 2025? The Games Room - Board Game Night at The Red Lion, SheppertonMayor of Spelthorne presents an Afternoon Tea party to support his charitiesThe Stewart Academy Singing Event Tickets, Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 6:15 PM | EventbriteThe Mum Club Spelthorne & RunnymedeThe Red Lion Shepperton RendezvousThinking of entering the Spelthorne Business Awards 2025? The Games Room - Board Game Night at The Red Lion, SheppertonWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on Instagrama...

We're diving into an exciting vision for the future of Shepperton with the Laleham Park Hub, a community space that aims to breathe new life into our beloved park! Michelle Eden, the mastermind behind this initiative, is on a mission to create a welcoming spot for everyone -think dog-friendly café, workshops, and a cosy place to grab a cuppa and connect. She’s all about building a community that not only supports each other but also embraces green spaces. Plus, we get to chat about the importance of volunteers and how they’re the heart of this project. And let’s not forget about Cruse Bereavement Support, a charity doing incredible work for those navigating loss - definitely a heartfelt discussion that sheds light on the support available in our community. So, grab your headphones and settle in, because this episode is packed with inspiration, laughter, and a few thought-provoking moments!Takeaways: The Laleham Park Hub aims to create a community space that fosters connection and well-being for all ages, focusing on mental health benefits through social interaction. Creating spaces that are dog-friendly can enhance community engagement, making parks and hubs more inviting for everyone, including our furry friends. The Laleham Park Hub seeks to be a model of eco-friendly building practices, ensuring that future generations can enjoy green spaces sustainably. Cruse Bereavement Support offers tailored one-on-one support for individuals grieving, recognising that each person's journey through loss is unique and requires specialised care. Volunteers are the backbone of community charities like Cruse Bereavement Support, and their training is crucial to ensure they provide effective support to those in need. What's onCoffee Concert with Stephen Robbings Piano QuartetKelly’s Dance Studio Valentines DanceMinding Her Own Business Presents: Reframing Self CareMacbeth: David Tennant & Cush Jumbo at Shepperton StudiosCharity Fashion Show for Valentine’s DayBrooklands Museum :: Fly the Concorde Simulator: SilverAll the usual linksCoffee Concert with Stephen Robbings Piano QuartetKelly’s Dance Studio Valentines DanceMinding Her Own Business Presents: Reframing Self CareMacbeth: David Tennant & Cush Jumbo at Shepperton StudiosCharity Fashion Show for Valentine’s DayBrooklands Museum :: Fly the Concorde Simulator: Silver

Join us as we explore the vibrant world of local photography and floristry in Shepperton. We delve into the Laleham Camera Club, a welcoming community of photographers who encourage creativity and skill development among members of all experience levels. Steve Lawrence, the club's chairman, shares insights on their unique approach to learning through collaboration and hands-on challenges, highlighting the diverse subjects they capture, from wildlife to events. Then, we meet Rhiannon Beacham, the passionate owner of Tulip Treasures Florists, who discusses her journey from a background in special effects makeup to running her own floral business. Rhiannon emphasises the importance of personal connections with customers and her commitment to providing fresh, high-quality flowers, all while aiming to make floristry accessible and enjoyable for everyone.Takeaways: The Laleham Camera Club fosters a welcoming environment for photographers of all skill levels. Steve from the Laleham Camera Club highlights the challenges of professional photography today. Rhiannon Beacham's Tulip Treasures aims to modernise floristry while maintaining a personal touch. The importance of fresh flowers is emphasised as a key to customer satisfaction. Rhiannon's journey into floristry reflects a passion ignited by her creative background. What's onThames Arcadia (Sunbury & Shepperton Local History Society)1001 Arabian Nights...and a matineeThe Patient Cancer Support GroupTulip Treasures FloristLaleham Camera ClubAll the usual linksThames Arcadia (Sunbury & Shepperton Local History Society)1001 Arabian Nights...and a matineeThe Patient Cancer Support GroupTulip Treasures FloristLaleham Camera ClubWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on FacebookContact for advertisingJoin the Business ClubSupport the podcastSubscribe to the newsletterRecord a Sheppertonian ShoutoutRead Shepperton MattersProduced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueCheck the roadworksMentioned in this episode:Lindon Lewis Marinea...

Join us as we dive into the festive spirit of Shepperton with an exciting preview of Big Tree Night, an annual celebration that brings the community together for an enchanting Christmas market. Organisers Chantal and Jane share the history of this beloved event, highlighting its growth from carols under the big tree to a vibrant market attracting thousands of visitors. You'll also hear from Aidan Hope of the Ferry Coffee Shop, who discusses the rich history of Ferry Point and the thriving independent businesses in the area. Along the way, we explore the importance of community support for local traders during the busy holiday season. With a variety of stalls, delicious food, and festive activities, this episode captures the essence of Shepperton's unique charm and the joys of coming together to celebrate the festive season.Takeaways: The Sheppertonian podcast highlights local events and the vibrant community of Shepperton. Big Tree Night is a festive celebration that draws thousands of visitors to Shepperton. The Ferry Coffee Shop has transformed into a hub for local independent businesses. Volunteers play a crucial role in organising community events in Shepperton, like Big Tree Night. Unique businesses in the Ferry Point courtyard create a special atmosphere for visitors. Community involvement is essential for supporting local businesses and enhancing Shepperton's charm. What's onCharlton Village Christmas FairSunbury Christmas MarketStaines Brass & Staines Lammas BandCharity Shopping EveningShepperton Big Tree NightChristmas at the CourtyardChristmas Wreath Making eveningAll the usual linksCharlton Village Christmas FairSunbury Christmas MarketStaines Brass & Staines Lammas BandCharity Shopping EveningShepperton Big Tree NightChristmas at the CourtyardChristmas Wreath Making eveningWhat’s On (sponsored by Shepperton Matters)Follow on InstagramFollow on Facebooka...

Your essential guide to Shepperton and its community.Produced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueWelcome to The Sheppertonian, your essential guide to everything happening in Shepperton, Surrey. Starting in December, Gareth will highlight local events, community news, and feature interviews with small business owners to keep you informed and engaged. The podcast aims to foster a sense of connection within the community, ensuring you don't miss out on any exciting happenings. Visit thesheppertonian.uk for more details, including opportunities for businesses to advertise and ways to contribute to the show. The first episode is set to launch in early December, just in time for the festive Big Tree night, so stay tuned!Oh, by the way, there's also a companion email newsletter on the way too, so make sure to subscribe!

Your essential guide to Shepperton and its community.Produced by Gareth Davies at The Sound BoutiqueWelcome to The Sheppertonian, your essential guide to everything happening in Shepperton, Surrey. Starting in December, Gareth will highlight local events, community news, and feature interviews with small business owners to keep you informed and engaged. The podcast aims to foster a sense of connection within the community, ensuring you don't miss out on any exciting happenings. Visit thesheppertonian.uk for more details, including opportunities for businesses to advertise and ways to contribute to the show. The first episode is set to launch in early December, just in time for the festive Big Tree night, so stay tuned!Oh, by the way, there's also a companion email newsletter on the way too, so make sure to subscribe!