Community organisations  

Sunday Church services and Sunday School (up to age 20) at 10.30am. Wednesday Testimony Meetings 1st and 3rd Wed. at 1 pm. Bookshop selling Bibles and books on Christian healing and study centre which includes a garden where you are welcome to pray, read or have your lunch. Full details on the website.

Church Office opening hours: Mon & Fri 9-1 & 2-5, Wed 9-1. Full details on the website.

See website for more details.

Website: www.coopershilltennis.co.uk,

Run by Surrey County Council Community Services. The adult learning opportunities are organised by Strode's College and Surrey County Council?s Community Services. The IT room there provides a comfortable environment for adults who may have had little experience with computers or the internet and who might not want to join a college or adult education centre. The IT courses have been consistently popular and attract students of all ages. Wednesday mornings the hall is set up for the Family Art and Craft group where parents/carers and young children are encouraged to play and learn together. Amongst other things, children learn to improve their co-ordination, listening skills and social skills. Phone Maggie Stebbings on 01784 437506 or Andrea Pope on 01932 560488

DAIRS - Disability advice, information for Runnymede and Spelthorne. The service is run by volunteers who all have experience of disability. Provies personal and caring information for people with all types of disability.

We are a thriving further Education college, with over 800 staff providing high quality training and education to over 12,000 students. Our campuses in Slough and Windsor serve the diverse communities of East Berkshire and West London.

Edge Productions

EDGE Productions was formed in 2019 by the merger of St Jude's Players & Concorde Productions. We are a local amateur dramatic society which puts on shows and pantomimes throughout the year. We also run the EDGE Venue, that you can hire out for all sorts of occasions.

Please keep an eye on our website for all of our up and coming shows.Box Office email: tickets@edgeproductions.uk

This music club is a charity.  Members subscribe to a season of 8 monthly concerts and one young performers' platform with music of a generally classical nature. Non-members are welcome for an entrance fee.  Concerts take place at the United Church of Egham in Egham High Street and concerts will generally be 3rd Sunday of month at 3pm in Winter and 3rd Wednesday of month at 8pm in Summer and end-of-season celebrity concert is on a Saturday in March at 7.30pm.  Full details for current season with exact dates are on our website.

The EDMC holds a regular programme of events in the United Church, High Street, Egham. Full details on the website.

Membership Secretary                      Mrs Sheila Lumb LRAM

Meetings held every Tuesday at 7.30 pm. Visitors welcome.

See the website for more details.

Egham Choral

Egham Choral is a friendly and busy traditional choral society and we always welcome new members. Founded in 1953 the choir aims to rehearse and perform a wide selection of choral music, giving between 2 to 3 concerts a year – a traditional Christmas programme of Carols, a full choral work in the spring. Past works include Carmina Burana, Haydn’s Creation, Mozart’s Requiem and works by Rossini and Puccini. Finally we close the year with a relaxed summer programme of music for all, featuring an outdoor picnic (weather permitting) and ‘Proms in the park’ feel. Additionally we do try and do a Remembrance concert in November and the occasional members’ concert. We welcome for the 2016-17 year, Richard Robbins as Musical Director. Egham Choral rehearse every Monday during school term time, starting from the first week of September, at the United Church, Egham High Street. Please see the website for full details.

Chairman – Carol Hewitt

Phone – 01276 476627

Website - http://eghamchoral.org/livesite/

Egham Cricket Club was founded in the mid 1800?s, restructured in 1913 and moved to its present location in 1969, which was then a green field site. Now the ground is second to none. Over the past year the pavilion has been extended to incorporate two new changing rooms, umpires room. and score box with an electronic/computerised score board. The interior has been modernised, completely refurbished and decorated throughout. Overall we now have probably the best ground, pavilion, and facilities in the league.

Our first, second, and third elevens play in the Surrey Championship League; and the first eleven in the Thameside Sunday League. In 2006 the second eleven were league champions, going the whole season unbeaten and promoted to Division one. The third eleven finished Runners-up and sealed promotion also to Division One & the first eleven narrowly missed out on making it a clean sweep with all three sides securing promotion that year. In 2007 the third eleven narrowly missed out on back to back promotions and yet again the first eleven came near but not near enough! The second eleven, playing for the first time in Division one finished mid table and saw nothing to really worry them at the higher level. I am sure 2008 will bring further success on all three fronts, with the first team achieving the promotion they so much deserve.

Our Colt and youth cricket initiatives are considerable and we have been recognised by the National Cricket Association for our efforts. One hundred and twenty Colts from eight to sixteen attend our Monday evening coaching sessions. We have twelve Colt Managers including eight English Cricket Board qualified coaches. Over fifty of the colts are playing in organised league cricket for under 11, 13, 15, and 16 age groups. A considerable number of colts regularly represent Surrey and Berkshire at full county level in their respective age groups. The Club originated, and have for over 25 years administered the Colts leagues, for the Jim Warden Trophy under 11?s and the Ray Denne Cup for under 13?s.

Off the field the Club has a very active social life ranging from Quiz nights to Poker evenings, Discos to Race evenings, Barbeques to party nights and many other events

The Egham Mini Rugby Football Club has now merged with the Egham Hollowegians Rugby Football Club. Rugby is available for all ages and genders. Visit the website for details:

Egham Hollowegians RFC

Directions to Kings Lane: From A30 into Englefield Green, St. Judes Road. Turn left at roundabout into Bond Street and continue into Kings Lane. The club is on the left.

Photos, documents, objects, maps, etc. relating to the history of Egham, the Hythe, Englefield Green, Virginia Water and Thorpe.

The museum is also a centre of local history research and has a dedicated research room and the following research resources: microfiche, film viewers, local censuses, rate books, photographs and newspapers.

The museum is open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 10am-12.30pm and 2pm-4.30pm. Entrance is free.

Egham people involved in Egham issues. We support 3 independent councillors on Runnymede Borough Council. Join us and voice your opinion.

The Egham Rugby Football Club has now merged with the Egham Hollowegians Rugby Football Club. Rugby is available for all ages and genders. Visit the website for details:

Egham Hollowegians RFC

Directions to Kings Lane: From A30 into Englefield Green, St. Judes Road. Turn left at roundabout into Bond Street and continue into Kings Lane. The club is on the left.

Meet Wednesday evenings at St Jude's Church Hall, Kings Lane, TW20 0TZ

Email: egbrownies@hotmail.com

Always looking for new players. All abilities welcome. Lively social scene. Great family environment. Visit us online at: www.egcc.play-cricket.com Pre-season indoor nets every Tuesday from 3/2/04