Welcome to Christ Church Surbiton Hill
WELCOME TO CHRIST CHURCH SURBITON HILL - A short welcome video with our vicar, Revd John Birchall, introducing our church and who we are.
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Christ Church Surbiton Hill is located on Christ Church Road, Surbiton, just off King Charles' Road. We are a community of people from all walks of life who have one thing in common – we have begun to understand that Jesus makes a massive difference to us and our world today, and we’d like to invite you to join us.
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Surbiton Area Guide
A guide to Surbiton in London with particular focus on the local property market
Our first hedgehog sighting!
We are part of the Eco Church project, organised by the charity A Rocha UK, and have been working hard to improve our church garden to be a better wildlife environment. As such, we are so excited to have proof that we have a hedgehog!
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Christ Church Surbiton Hill is located on Christ Church Road, Surbiton, just off King Charles' Road. We are a community of people from all walks of life who have one thing in common – we have begun to understand that Jesus makes a massive difference to us and our world today, and we’d like to invite you to join us.
We hope that you enjoy our video and if you are in area please pop in to say hello and come to a Sunday service. Please subscribe to our page and look at our posts on our others channels which are listed below. Your comments and messages are welcome.
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Tearfund's campaign to reduce food waste
Tearfund have a campaign called Renew Our World and a key part of this is to encourage people to look closer at the massive issue of food waste. This is one of their resource videos which we showed in church to over 50 people that attend our Harvest Lunch & Food Waste Feast on Sunday 8th October 2017. You can learn more about Tearfund and their campaign at: tearfund.org/action/
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Christ Church Surbiton Hill is located on Christ Church Road, Surbiton, just off King Charles' Road. We are a community of people from all walks of life who have one thing in common – we have begun to understand that Jesus makes a massive difference to us and our world today, and we’d like to invite you to join us.
We hope that you enjoy our video and if you are in area please pop in to say hello and come to a Sunday service. Please subscribe to our page and look at our posts on our others channels which are listed below. Your comments and messages are welcome.
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Royal Mail | Sorting office | Post Office railway | Magpie | 1979
'Magpie' presenter Jenny Hanley takes a look at how the Royal Mail sorts the millions of letters that get delivered each day.
First shown: 18/12/1979
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KINGSTON CEMETERY 05 10 2016
A Vivian Gregson presentation
11:30 south Western Railway Service to London Waterloo arrives at Christchurch from Weymouth.
Here is a south-western railway class 444 arriving at Christchurch from Weymouth with the 11:30 service to London Waterloo.
BATESY - THE SURBITON FLYER
Dr Carter-Fielding saves the day
UKIP announce Net Neutral Immigration Policy for 5 years
Talking about Immigration in Western Culture is a Taboo. When the Christian Church was a predominant power, the moral Taboo was sex. As the Globalists (Multi-Nationals) are the predominant power, the moral Taboo is immigration.
There is rarely a recognition by those that allign themselves with the Globalists on immigration: Labour, LibDems, SNP, PC & in action the Conservatives, that there are competing moral virtues on the topic.
The virtue for mass immigration could be compassion though provision.
The virtue for putting British people first could be community, (tax) justice & also compassion for our poorest.
Another stunted conversation on Immigration with UKIP explaining their Zero-Sum Game policy.
John Bickley on Daily Politics, 8th May 2017.
South England: Christchurch Station (Dorset) at night (2009)
Christchurch railway station is serving the town of Christchurch in Dorset (formerly Hampshire) in England and on the South Western Main Line from London Waterloo to Weymouth. Services are operated by South West Trains.
St Andrew's Surbiton
A tour around the exterior of St Andrew's Parish Church in St Andrew's Road and Maple Road, Surbiton, Surrey UK. St Andrew’s is a magnificent Grade II listed building. Angela Coutts, whose family name is preserved by the name of the bank, put up the bulk of the money: the building work cost £6,602, and it was consecrated in 1872. The architect was Arthur W. Blomfield, later Sir Arthur and Vice-President of the Royal Institute of British Architects. The tower is a later addition: it was built at a cost of £1,400 by public subscription and was completed as a thank-offering for the recovery from illness of the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII). St Andrew’s was redeveloped significantly between 2009 and 2011, with the creation of a new glass entrance, a major internal clean, a reconfiguring of the interior with movable pews, and a new flooring. The result is a much lighter, more accessible church.
London Districts: Richmond (Documentary)
Episode 38 looks at the south west London district of 'Richmond'. Watch #LondonDistricts episodes on TV with bonus content @ Sky 117, Freeview 8, Virgin Media 159 and YouView 8 via London Live. Subtitles available under video via CC button.
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Richmond is the principal district inside the massive London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames along with the areas of Kew, Twickenham and Hampton to name a few.
The view we are looking at are the meadows and riverbanks of Petersham, a village on the eastern end of the district and Ham Lands, a nature reserve in the Ham area which crosses over into Richmond.
This district is as large as most inner London boroughs and more than 75% of it is Richmond Park wrapped inside an 8 mile, Grade II listed wall. It's 7 times bigger than Hyde Park, 32 times bigger than Greenwich Park and Green Park can fit inside it 60 times. At 2,300 acres, it is by far the largest of all the Royal parks. About 650 red and fallow deer roam around in there freely with the public and they shape the way the park looks.
Richmond upon Thames is the only borough in Greater London stretching across both sides of our meandering river situated 8 miles away from Charing Cross in transport zone 4.
Until 1501, Richmond was known as Shene. The last two letters were later swapped around to read s-h-e-e-n. Henry VIII's dad, the last English king to win his throne on the field of battle, renamed the place Richmond. The word is adapted from old French Richmont which is simply rich or splendid together with mont which means hill.
So, we're here in Richmond to enjoy this gorgeous day, by the river, fantastic foodie market. We're drinking Rose by Conte Leopardi; our wines are naturally made, just gorgeous drinking. No sugars added on a sunny day out in Richmond close by the Thames.
Richmond is a place that pays homage to its becoming. It includes a free museum which showcases its history and produces the remembrance poppies sold each November for Remembrance Day.
The atmosphere in Richmond is perfectly suited to its infrastructural make-up. On a nice day, the riverside quickly becomes full of people partaking in the beautiful setting by the river. If you plan to see all Richmond has to offer, I would advise renting a bike, a row boat or taking a cruise up and down it.
This place has a reputation for being well looked after and visually pretty. It is also officially the London district with the lowest amount of poverty and has very low-crimes rates. It's no secret that Richmond is the district of choice for several of our most renowned international actors, musicians and athletes. The list is long but you may find the likes of Angelina Jolie, Tom Hardy, Jane Horrocks, Brad Pitt, Mick Jagger and ahem Rick Astley walking past you.
This is the church of St Mary Magdalene, the sinner who Jesus reformed by casting 7 demons out of her. After she told her mates what he did, they also became his followers.
Richmond Theatre opened in 1899 beside Little Green with a performance of 'As You Like It'.
At the heart of the town sits Richmond Green which is almost square open grassland. The locals tell me this is the real treasure of Richmond. They go there to chill out on summer weekends and public holidays. It was traditionally used for archery since the 16th century but is now much better known as one of the places cricket matches began in England. The 92-year-old celebrated broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough actively lives in a house circling this green and describes Richmond as his ''favourite place by a long way''.
Gelateria Danieli was birthed in Richmond making authentic gelato more readily available in the UK. Richmond Bridge is 243 years old, the oldest surviving bridge over the River Thames. Ham house here is the most completely in tact one across Europe from 1610.
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Parish Lenten Project 2018 Highlights
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1983-11-21 e2: no commercial (Surbiton ashram, UK)
...Then, last of all, is to remember that you must understand your Mother very well and do not jump into conclusions of your own. If you start jumping onto your own conclusions, you will really create problems for Me.
Firstly, you must know that Sahaja yoga, we cannot make any money out of it. There cannot be any commercial activity on Sahaja yoga.
As it is, I am hopelessly bad as far as money is concerned. You ask him, he’ll tell you. I have, those who have known Me, know that I’m hopelessly bad. I don’t know even how to sign a check, even today I do not know. When will I learn, I don't know, maybe because this is entering into the sixth house I’ll be even worse, now.
So, first of all we are not going to have any time, any kind of commercial activity. And if you ever try it, I’ll see to it that you get decluded, completely.
So, no commercial activity for Sahaja yoga. No commercial things should be started in the name of Sahaja yoga. Like, I have seen someone take “Nirmala udyam” in India, means, Nirmala ah, what you call, enterprise. I mean, this is not the way, this is not allowed. Or, “Sahaja udyam,” we cannot do that.
It’s alright, Sahaja coop, because Sahaja yogis are there and cooperating, but should not be a moneymaking proposition anywhere, any business, anything, don’t use the name of Sahaja yoga, which will be spoiling it. It won’t be good.
So you must understand that should not...
kingston upon thames in old photos by jason blackman
hi i spend a lot of time making these small films of when the days were a lot different. most of the photos are from old books or old post cards. i love doing this to show you how life was way back then. some people can not buy books or find things to do with local history so this is why i have done this for all of you.
i do not do this to make money in any way, it is just for free so i do hope you all like the small films i do as it takes a long time to do. i did use to live in SW London but now moved to bucks where i find this is much better for me and my family.
all the best --- Jason Blackman.
Tangmere ( 34067 ) Christchurch station - THE DORSET COAST EXPRESS (London - Weymouth) 22.7.2015
Tangmere ( 34067 ) going through With Class 37 ( 37 706 ) on rear - Christchurch station - THE DORSET COAST EXPRESS ( London - Weymouth ) 22.7.2015.
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How a letter is sorted at Royal Mail's Mount Pleasant sorting office
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Wimbledon Church Wedding | Highlights Slideshow
Highlights slideshow of Kim & Austin's wedding at the church of Christ The King, Wimbledon Park, and Aubaine Restaurant, Wimbledon High Street
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