RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE SUNBURY ON THAMES www.riversidearts.co.uk RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (THE), 57~59 THAMES STREET, SUNBURY ON THAMES, MIDDLESEX, TW16 5QF ANNUAL REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDING ST 31 MARCH 2025 Pages Report of Directors and Trustees Statement of Financial Activities Balance sheet Notes to the Financial Statements Report of Independent Examiner 9-10 11-13 14 RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE ffHE} - A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE REGISTERED IN ENGLAND NO. 1296007 REGISTERED CHARITY: 272929
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (THE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) REPORT OF THE DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2025 The Trustees and Directors are pleased to present their rewrt with the financial statements of the charitable Cornpany for the year ended 31st March 2025_ REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS COMPANY NUMBER: 1296007 CHARITY NUMBER: 272929 REGISTERED OFFICE. 59 Thames Street Sunbury on Thame5 Middlesex TW16 5QF INDEPENDENT EXAMINER: Jeremy C. EdWas. Chartered Accountant BANKERS Our Current Bank Account is held with Santander Bank. Boolle. Our Deposit Accounts are In the COIF Charities Dep05rt lund with CCLA Investment Management Ltd. Senator House, 85 Queen Victoria Street, London. EC4V 4ET SOLICITORS Julian Philip- Consultant Solicilor Meadows Ryan Solicitors Ltd. of Weybridge has acted fof the Company when a solicitor's seNices have been required. D5RECTORS & TRUSTEES The directors of the charitable company {the Charity) are rt5 trustees for the PUTpose of charity law and throughout this report are colledively referred lo a5 the trustees. The Iruslees serving during the yeai and since the year-end were as follows.. James K. Ford-Bannister Marian Richards Catherine Black Pat Pelch Eric J. Champion Hon. Chairman Hon. Treasurer Hon. Secretary (from 061031 Hon. Arts Director Hon. Technical Director COMPANY SECRETARY: Mrs. Catherine Btack OFFICERS In addition lo the trustees. there are three officers who are co-opted on lo the Managemenl Committee. The officers serving during the year and since the year*n(i were as follows-. Nesli Ziler chrisb.ne Norgaie David Young Hon. Booking Secretary Hon. Newsletter Editor Hon. Communications Offi¢er I Chairman of RAC Club
GOVERNING DOCUMENT Riverside Arts Centre (The) {°RAC'I is a Company limtted by guarantee, governed by ils Memorandum of Association dated 27th November 1976. 11 is registered as a Charity with the Charity Commission. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18, eithef a5 a member of an affiliated organisalion or as an associate member. There are currentty 475 members, 305 of whom have registered as full members (guarantors) and have agreed lo contribute £10 in the event ol the Company winding up and there being a deficit. APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES As set out in the Memorandum of A5sociats'on. trustees are elected at the Annual General Meeting. Each year, one third of the elected members of the Comrnitlee shall rekn're and may offer themselves for fe-eleclion. Those retiring shall be the lorTrge5t in office since their last election. The trustees have the power to co-opt further members to fill specialist roles_ Onty full members are eligible for appointment lo the Committee. All members are ¢irculated with invilab.ons to nominate Injslees prior lo the AGM advising them of retiring trustees and requesting nominations for the AGM. The Arts Director and Iruslee is nominated by the Sunbury and Shepperton Arts Association and is normally the chainnan of that body_ In accordance with the Memorandum of Association Mr. James Ford-Bannister (Hon. Chaimian) & Mr. Eric Champion (Hon. Technical Director) retire. Both are willing lo re-stand. ORGANISATION A Management Committee, as defined in the MerrandUrn ofAsso¢iation, runs the affairs of the Company. The Management Cornmillee is made up as follows.. Directors and Trustees Officers Chairman of the Riverside Arts Centre Club Member from each of the Affiliated Bodies. The Management Committee administets the Company and manages the day-to-day operation of the buildings. The Management Commrttee Mt5 approximalety every tsvo months. Decisions are made by simple majority of the Management Committee. Affiliated Bodies are the societies or clubs who are the principal users of the RAC. They pay an annual affiliation fee and play an important role in furthering the charity's aims and objectives. There are 8 Affiliated Bodies as follows.. Mariya Kaloferova Dance Prodigy Dance Riverside Players of Sunbury Riverside Youth Theatre Sunbury and Shepperton Arts Associab'on Sunbury Book Circle Sunbury Flower Club Zodiac Musical Society RELATED PARTIES The Charity has a close relationship with the Sunbury and Shepperton Arts Association. which sponsored the formation of the Charity and the Company in 1976. Spellhorne Borough Council provhdes essential sponsorship and support by providing our main premises on 21-year lease, for which we express our gratitude. The Riverside Arts Centre Club was established, with common membership, to operate the bar al the Riverside Arts Centre. The Committee of the RAC Club has undertaken to donate its profils to the charity. The Trustees ¢onfirm that the major risks. to which the Charity may be exposed. have been reviewed and systems have been established to mitigate these risks. The Company carries a Comrnercial Combined Insurance Policy wlh Zurich Insur2n¢e PLC covering Buildings. Contents, Stock and Public and Employee Liability. The Company also carries an Amateur Theatrical Insurance Policy covering the liabilities of the
Company when spon50ring an event which includes material damage, employers. liability, publirjproducl liability, cancellation, ané personal accident. The Company ensures that all appropriate testing and inspection of facilitie5 and equipment are carrie(S out and logged on a regular basis in accordance with current gulations. SERIOUS INCIDENTS There have been no serious incidents which could cause signtficant loss of funds or risk to the ¢harity' property, work. beneficiaries, or reputation duiing the year. The Trustees are aware that serious incidents should be reported lo The Charities Commission an¢Y where appropriate, to other Authorities when they occur. OBJECTS AND ACTIVITIES The objects of the charity are to.. Foster and promote the maintenan. improvement, and developrnent of artistic laste & knowledge. understanding, and appreciation of the arts among the inhabitants cf Spelthome. As ancillary lo the foregoing oblts but not olhemise.. al to act as a co-cotsrdinaling body for the indtviduals and organisalions, both amateur and professional. in the furtherance of activities which promote the objects of the RAC in the area of benefit and to provide the means of liaison bets¥een such individuals and or9anisalions and the appropriate committee or Committees of the local authority or authgrih"es. b} to establish or further the work of chantable institutn$ to be formed or alfeady existing for the promotion of the said objects. cl lo pre5enl or assist in presenting publ concerts. dramab'c performances, recitsls. arts exhibitions, lectures. arts feslwals. and other arts events_ d) to provide a means for bringing the benefi.ts of the work of creative artists, in all field5 of the arts, to the attention of the inhabitants of the afea. e) lo do all such things as are neSary lo the attainment of the foregoing objects. The main objective of the charty is lo continue 10 5uccessfulty operate and manage the Riverside Arts Centre at 59 & 57 Thames Street, Sunbury. The Company acquired the lease of the premises al number 59 in 1978 from the Freeholders, the Borough of Spelthorne. The current lease is for a term of 21 years from 1st April 2020. The RAC has now been operating 5uccessfulty for over 40 years and has eamed a good deal of respect as a Centre lor the Arts in the Borough of Spelthome. The RAC is run entirely by volunteers and provides exlensive facilities for a wide range of arts activities for the local community including Art. Performing Art5. Music. Dancing, Lrterature, Poetry. Pottery, Meetsngs, and Cultural events. The major centre for activities is the "Main Hall" which features a large stage. fully equipped with stage lighting and sound equipment. and is fully licensed for public performance for an audience of 160. The hall is designed lo provide for mulli-purp05e use, with a large area of flat floor for meetings, rehearsals, art exhibitions and cultural events. Alternatively. it can be used lo accommodate a ck)se seated audien with raked seating. A small bar lounge. also run by volunteers, provides a social centre during events, and also provides some incorne towards the cost of running the facility. On the first floor, which is easily acces51ble by Staircase and a lrft for the disabkd, rooms are available. both of which can be used by small groups for a variety of actNitie5. In the Craft Cenlre. a small Art Studio is used by several groups. Again. il is designed lo be mulb-purpose and additionally provides for Pilates. Yoga. and a small rehearsal facilty- The Craft Centre also accommodate5 40'resident' artist studios and a small pottery.
To satisfy the incfeasing dem8n(A. the Charity purchased the Freehold of the adjoining premises al 57 Thames Street (formerty Barclays Bank) on 31st October 2003 with the help of a grant of £100,000 from the Borough of Spelthorne, the balance being raised from donations and fundraising aclivilies. After further fundraising lo cover the cost of conversion of the building lor our use, volunteers and. where appropriate, professional contractors, completed the necessary work in September 2007. The new premises provide a second smaller hall (the "Studio'l and associated sUPPOrt fa¢ilib"es. including a platform lift for the disabled to first floor level. The Studio is fully licensed for public entertainment, with a rnaximum audience of 80. and plays a major role in the Arts Centre business. having quickly become the most popular bookable spa. The main sour¢e of finance for the centre comes from the user-groups who pay a "hire charge" for the accommodation and facilities used. This. together with income from the Bar and other donations, provides funds for utilities, ServeS. maintenance. and further development. The RAC continues lo provide a vibrant centre for the Arts. hosting a wide variety of Arts events including theatre performances. art exhibitions. concerts, social events. flower arranging, demonstrations, exhibitions, and meetings In addition. the RAC is used by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music as a centre for music exams. In addition to the Affiliated Groups, the RAC provides facilibes for an increasing number of local organisalions, including a number of youth perfoming arts groups. music schoo15, bcal residents, groups, and other local organisations raising money for charities. ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE The day lo day running and trends at RAC seem lo have relumed to pre-pandemic norms but the cost of living crisis continues lo have a major effect on hiring groups and on volunteer support. Significant works had been arranged in the 24r25 financial to lake pla in the 25126 financial year including having the building exteriors repainted (lease obligalionl. re(Jecoraling the Coleman Rm, and investing in a new sound system for the main hall New LED wotk lighting was also installed in the main hall lo replace the phased out fluores¢ent tubes that were reaching end of life_ 11 is estimated that over 8000 local residents are nOMllY involved in or directly benefit from the organisalion. FINANCIAL REVIEW The financial affairs of the chanty are divided into two funds. The first is an unrestricted fund, which is used for the general purposes of the Charity's objectives in running the Riverside Arts Centre PTemi5es. The second is a restricted fund sel up for Specif fundraising purposes. During the year under review, no Specific fund- raising projects were undertaken. The principal income 50urces for the unrestricted general fund are the fees for the use of the premises and equipment. members, subscriptions. donation5 from the Bar Club and deposit account interest. The total income this year was £83,752 compared to £83.365 last year. £54.587 of this was in room and studio hire and £23,459 in grants & donations. Expenditure from the general fund has been anatysed in tsvo categories.. resources expended on our charitable objectives and on governance {adminislrative coslsl. In the first category are the costs of running and maintaining the premises, including Insurance, ulililies, cleaning. maintenance and depreciation of equipment. Governance costs include slalionery and p05tage, publi¢abon OF the newsleller and professional fees. The expenditure on the premises was £54.2000 excluding depreciation on reslricled fund512024125'. £5,904). Our biggest costs were those of heat and light at £20.57612023124.. £19.2361 and insurance al £13,641 12023124.. £12.913}. We spent £9,291 on building maintenance and refurbishments this year. 12023124 £9.902). Our administrats've costs amounted 10 £5.31212023124 £3,146) The surplus in 2024125 was £24.280 (2023124.. £26,112). wth the unrestricted accurnulated fund currently at £102,491. This 15 happily well in excess of the minimum reserves required of £70,000 {see Notes to the Accounts, no. 10).
PLANS FOR FUTURE PERIODS Our primary expenditure continues to be on maintenance and replacement of ageing equipment for more modern and energy efficient equivalents. The maiorily of the lighting rig has been converted lo LED and both performance spaces now have an appropriate lighling console for operations. Over the nexi year. we have arranged lo replace th2 Sound Syslern at cost of around £35,000. Whilst a large outlay, this should allow us to Incorporate some tirne saving devices for our users- including recorded safety announ¢emen15 and backstage paging frorn the Stage Management aa. 11 also wovld provide an update lo the aging 'Oalek' sound system fly temporary use". replacing 51 with a plug and play rnicrophone system and connectivity to phonesllaplops for convenience_ We will a150 be investigakn'ng updating the lighting offering in the Studio as well as our perfomance sealing sol¢Jtion. Away from the perforrnance Spaces we have also arranged for the First Floor Corridor to be redecorated and the provision of New Carpel in the corridor and the Coleman Room early in the 25126 Financial year. Thanks musl go to the Surrey Councillor Buddhi Weerasinghe for his sUPPOrt with these renovaliDns. Vve are also looking to form a design team lo focus on vpdaling the entrance h1 and bar areas. With the cosl-of-living crisis having an unreslricled impact on business. in terms of ener9y Costs, we will continue to Wofk wilh'ulility Aid" (energy bmkerl to maintain the best possible deal for Riverside at our renewal dales. They specialise in providing services for charitie5 and not for profil businesses. Jarnes Ford-Banni51er Chairman Date..
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE {THE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) Registered Charity No. 272929 ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES The Directors and Trustees submit their report and the independently examined financial statements of the Company for the year ended 31st March 2025. STATEMENT OF DIRECTORS. AND TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES The Directors and Trustees are required. under company law. lo prepare financial statements for each financial year that give a true and fair view of the slate of affairs of the company and of the results for thai period. In preparing Ih05e fin2ncial statements, the Directors and TnJslees are required lo.. a) select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently.. b) rnake iudgmenls and eslimales that are reaSonae and prudent.. cl prepare the financial slalemenls on the going concem basis unless it is inappropriate lo presume that the Company will continue in business. The Directors and Trustees are responsible for keeping propel accounting records which disclose with reasonable aceuracy al any lime the financial pos11ion of the Company and lo enable them lo ensure that the financial slalemenls comply wlh Ihe Companies Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Company and hence for lakn'ng reasonable steps for the QVentIOn and detection of fraud and other irregLtlarilies. The Directors and TnJslees confimi that they have complred with these requirements, and, having a reasonable expectation that the Cornpany has adequate reSoUrS lo continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future. continue lo adopt the going concern basis in preparing the accounts. AUDITORSIINOEPENDENT EXAMINER This report has been prepared in accordance wlh the speci81 provisions of Part 15 of the Companie5 Act 2006 relating lo small companies. The (Jireclors and management committee considered the implocalions of this Act and they 901Ved that the Company is exempl from an audit and that the requirements of this Act couksbe mel by the appointment of Jeremy Edward5 F.C.A. a5 Independent Examiner_ A resolution proposing his re-appointment will be submitted to the Annual General Meeling. By Order of the Board Catherine 812ck Hon Secretary Date..
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE ITHE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH 2025 QPEAATl WLU4 È4.2&).1 £S.OVL L•7) E673 tAI252 £rtusv 17•DQ• r211F¥ £2(178 L4.•57.73 C4.QJl t4.11 E•13$5 £SOVI¢£SEXlt•llE• )PEAAnMs a>srs ti.504 £I.SIB ti,42Z L¥rt w•Htl £1.2J6 $13.611.17 111641 0.951A4 t1951 iy6 (• 616.66 4617 oo £411.41 iy¥ tt2n.ji ¢ tfO.1•J £y. SJ NisNmE Cl.23IJY %13JJ •EU Eth9 1$ .14LQJ É1.97J E4.531.S tJ746 146 TOTALt1pDll•È IET SVRPIUS•rofF LrfiWCOkE PE•fWAt CTJI2 122 .214 AESÉR 121114
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (THE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) BALANCE SHEET FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH 2025 TOW iIXED,TiNaRiEF' t295.39J gSJVJ C205.3go C2DS.390 ¢TrA4Y6 tTO).4¥ tWX7 £19.135 £14135 tssoog Ea.N5 .iM5 £1758 LYO.08 £194.054 £7.gsi OB.811 Pl¢rAlor .16 ts.448 ta.781 t40J#8 £32.94D t102.491 £101401 f•?.6S3 L¥7,653 ef57.CIJ? E157.Qg1 tl45.lJa £14SM30 £V24.12 1924.12 r1&43 El. ¢1.•35 El.Odg rJ.6dY NÉr,CUPREF4r £164 £104JS1 e35•282 t142.186 £2tsJ.863 t3dJ.04• £174.417 CISQ137 ACCVWUTÉD+r nt31 klwEh2fo4 t150.IJ7 t1241115 -E8Y.610 E242 fXS.3 £174.417 £194.9SS CIXl.1J7
For the year ending 31 sl March 2025, the Company was enlilled lo exemption from audit under Section 477 of the Companies AGI 2006. The members have not required the Company to obtain an audit in accordance with 5ectvn 476 of the Companies Act 2006. The Director5 acknowledge their responsibility for complying with the requirement of the Act. with respect to accounting records and the preparation of accounts. These accoun15 have been prepared in aecordance wtth the provisions applicable to companies subject to small companies, regime. The accounts were approved by the Management Comm ee on.. 711 James Ford-Bannisler Hon. Chairman Marian Rrchards Hon. Treasurer io
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (THE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH 2025 ACCOUNTING POLICIES These accounts have been prepared under the historical cost convention on the accruals basis and in ac¢ord?nce with the Financial Reporting Standards for Smaller Entities. Depreciation Fumiture and equipment shown al cost £10.08912023124 - £7,951) covers only those iiems purchased in the last 5 years by the Company. 4 new purchases within the year. Older iterns have been elirninaled from the accounts as fully depreciated. No value has been placed on donated tterns which are considered to be fully depreciated. Provision has been made for depreciation at 200h per annum on ctsst of equipment and furniture and at 2% per annum on the fr&hold property. {£5,908 per annum) Unrestricted Funds These are funds which can be used for any gener21 purposes. Restricted Funds These are funds which can only be applied for particular purposes in accordance with the wishes of the donor. Grants These are lunds whrh can be used for any general purFX)ses. DONATIONS AND FUNDRAISING 2025 Unrestricted Fund 2025 Restricted Fund 2024 Unrestricted Fund 2024 Restricted Fund Riverside Arts Centre Club £18.000 £0 £24,000 £0 Fundraising Events £0 £0 £0 £0 Other Donations £3.978 £0 £178 £0 Grants £71 £22,678 £0 £24.178 £0 RESTRICTED FUND At the slart of the year, there were no funds in the Company's bank balances which were allocated lo the restricted fund. Currently the restricted nd only reflects the donation by Surrey County Council toward a new protruding sign on the front of building and the cost of the Studio extension, subject lo annual depreciation charges. li
VOLUNTARY EFFORT The Riverside Arts Centre benefits. in many ways, from work done by volunteers contributing their efforts for no payment. Thi5 work has been estimated to be worth the following amounL Maintenance Projects.. 1000 hours at £25ph £25.000 Committee members, hours were ¢on5Klerable but have not been recorded. COST OF INDEPENDENT EXAMINATION Jeremy Edwards makes no charge for his examinatn. In recognition ol his voluntary services. the Trustees have auth(Ni5ed the expenditure of up to £75 on a gift to the Earniner. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY Leasehold Property In respect of the Riverside Arts Centre la159 Thames Street) and the Craft Centre {to the rear of 53 Thames Sireel}, Spelthorne Borough Council ha5 granted a lease for a term of 21 years from 1st April 2020 al a rent of £44,000 p.a initially. This rent IS subject to review every five years. Spellhorne Borough Council have undertaken to provide funding equivalent to the rent for a period of five years and will give not less than five years notice of any intention lo wilhdraw funding. Under these conditions the Company has rights to surrender the lease al one month's notice. The current lease expires on 31 sl March 2041 Freehold Property 2024 2025 57 Thames Street {al cost) £29s,3S) £295,390 Improvements capitslised during year £0 £0 No account ha5 been taken of volunteer labour. estimated to have saved £25.000.12024.. £25.0001 Provision has been made for depreciation at 2% per annum on cost.12024125". £5.908," 2023124". £5,908) The Company. as a charity also benefits from rale relief on the Arts Centre premises. The mandatory 800 relief plus the discretionary relief of the remaining 20% is worth c. £20,000 lo the Company each year. EMPLOYEE EMOLUMENTS The Company has no paid employees and the Trustee Directors re1ve no remuneration. fees or expenses, and no pension contributions have been made for any Trustee. No Indemnity Insurance has been purchased for any Tfusleeloirector. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS As 0131 sl March 2025, the Company had no capital commitments. RESERVES POLICY Apart from the 'Studio' complex. which is accommodated in No. 57 Thames Street, (Freehold property fully owned by the Company} the premises are held on a 21-year full repairing lease from Spellhome Borough Council (see Note 71. The Company currenuy ha5 cash reserves equivalent to aboul one typical yearfs gross expenditure_ In view of the above. the Directors have determined that it is prudent to maintain serVeS, of a minimum of £70.000, to enable the Company to meet its obligations in maintaining the premises leased from the Spellhorne Borough Council in lenanlable condition and repair, and propedy decorated. In addition, the company needs lo have Sufficient funding available lo addres5 any unfoieseen problems whh may (Kcur within the Fieehold property al No. 57 Thames Street. 12
INVESTMENT POWERS The Company may, as laid down by ils Memorandum of Association (clause 3EI, invest the moneys of IhE Company, not Irnrn2dialely required for its purp05es. in or upon such investments. securities or property as may be thought fit. subject lo such condition5 and consents as may be imposed by law. TAXATION The Company is a non-profit making charitable organisalion and is not liable lo pay any income or corporation taxes. 13
RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (THE) (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) Registered Charity No. 272929 ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31ST MARCH 2025 EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES AND MEMBERS OF RIVERSIDE ARTS CENTRE (LIMITED BY GUARANTEE) Respective Responsibilities of Director5 and Trustees and Examiner As the charlty's Trustee5 and Directors of the Company, you are responsible for the preparation of accounts as sel out on pages 8 10 11. You consider that the Company 15 exempt from audit in accordance with Seclion 477 of the Companies Acl 2006 and Ihal the audit requirement of Section 144121 of the Chanties Act 2011 (the Acll does not apply.11 is my responsibility lo slate. on Ihe basi5 01 procedures specified in the gerieral directsons given by the Charity Commissioners undei Section 144171 {bl of the Act, whether particular mallers have come lo my attention. Basis of Independent Examiner's Report My examination was carried out in accordance wth the general directions gwen by the Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented wrth those ieGords. It also include5 consideration of any unusual ilems or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from you as Iruslees concerning any such matter5. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the eVence that would be required in an audit, and con5equer¢ily I do not express an audtt opinion on the view given by the accounts. Independent Examinerfs Statemenl In my opinion, the accounts are in agreement with the accounting records kepl by the Company under Sections 386 and 387 of the Companies Aci 2006_ In connection with rny examination. no matter ha5 come lo my attentw)n: which gives me reasonable cause lo believe that in any material respect the requirements.. a. lo keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act 2011 b. lo prepare accounts whrch accord with the accounbng records and lo comply with the accounting requir.ements of the Charities Aet 2011 have not been mel.- or 2. to which, in my opinion. attenb.on should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts lo be reached. Jeremy C Edwards Chartered Accountant Flat 50 - Manor Place 8 Bridge Street Walton-on-Thames Surrey. K[12 1A8 z/- Dale.. 14