Walton-On-Thames Centre
Hersham Centre for the Community, 7 Queens Road, Hersham, KT12 5LU
Meetings take place in the main hall of the Centre which is situated in Hersham Village opposite to the green. Access is to the rear of the Centre.Parking is available including designated parking spaces for the disabled; the parking area is accessed directly from Queens Road.
The 458 bus route is adjacent to the Centre with a last bus to Walton/Staines at 9.00pm and one to Kingston at 10.03pm.
Walton on Thames station is less than a mile away.
For the map click here.
Co-ordinator Lesley Cowing
Email: walton@wsfhs.orgFourth Tuesday in month
Generally the doors will open at 7.30pm and the meeting will start at 7.50pm.
2026
| Date | Doors Open | Start Time | Title | Speaker | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tue | 26 May | 7.30 pm | 7.50 pm | No Meeting | |
| Tue | 23 Jun | 7.30 pm | 7.50 pm | Lost rivers of London | Alan Fitzgerald |
| Tue | 22 Sep | 7.30 pm | 7.50 pm | “Which of my Ancestors I would most like to meet” | An Informal Meeting |
Forthcoming Meetings
May 26 2026
No MeetingDue to unforeseen circumstances this meeting will not now take place.
June 23
Alan Fitzgerald - Lost rivers of LondonMost of these rivers join the Thames somewhere along its banks in central London, where they join can still be seen today. Both North and South of the Thames, these rivers have interesting stories to relate, from floating coffins to the Temple of Mithras.
September 22
An Informal Meeting - “Which of my Ancestors I would most like to meet”- or just to grill them for those missing links.