SunburyonThames

Sunbury-on-Thames is a town and electoral ward in the Spelthorne district of Surrey, England, situated on the north bank of the River Thames. It lies approximately 15 miles west-southwest of central London. Historically, Sunbury was part of Middlesex until local government reforms in 1965 transferred it to Surrey. The town is known for its riverside location and recreational opportunities.

The economy of Sunbury-on-Thames has seen significant change over the years. Historically agricultural, it later developed into a commuter town for London. More recently, it has become a hub for various industries, notably energy companies and media organizations, due to its strategic location and transport links. The town center offers a range of shops, restaurants, and services catering to residents and visitors.

Sunbury-on-Thames is served by Sunbury railway station, providing direct services to London Waterloo and other destinations. Major roads such as the A308 and proximity to the M3 motorway facilitate road travel. The River Thames is a prominent feature, with a riverside promenade and various watersports activities available. Nearby attractions include Kempton Park Racecourse and Sunbury Park, which offers green space and play areas. The town has a mix of residential housing, from Victorian properties to modern developments.