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Places of interest in Virginia Water, GU25
Virginia Water is an affluent village, a lake and, originally, a stream, the village being in the Runnymede Borough Council[1] are in Surrey and the bodies of water stretching over the borders of Runnymede, Old Windsor and Sunninghill and Ascot, England.
The Orbital is the RHUL campus magazine and is published by the Students' Union, covering subjects from higher education news, opinion and reviews.[93] The original official Royal Holloway student publication was in the format of a newspaper called The Egham Sun, but this was replaced with the magazine edition in the early 1990s.[93]
Wentworth also boasts a Tennis & Health Club. The Wentworth Tennis and Health Club consists of a gymnasium, dance studio, health spa, ozone swimming pool and jacuzzi, crèche facilities, changing rooms, and a café. The extensive facility was completed in 1997 for £9 million by Architects Broadway Malyan[5].
There are two secondary schools in Addlestone: Jubilee High and St George's College. There are also numerous primary schools, such as St Paul's C of E, and the Holy Family Catholic Primary School. A couple of nurseries are dotted around as well, e.g., Buckles and Bows.
Most secondary school students attend Fulbrook School, St John the Baptist School or Bishop David Brown School. The local independent school is St George's College. For younger students there is the West Byfleet Junior School or the Marist School. There is the Anglican St John's Church[4], originally part of the Byfleet parish until West Byfleet was established as a separate parish in 1917.[5] There is also the Roman Catholic Our Lady Help of Christians Church located on Madeira Road. Additionally there is St Mary's Church on Church Road and a Methodist church on Rectory Lane.[6] The West Byfleet Golf Club is located on Sheerwater Road, providing a Golf Pro Shop, whilst also offering catering, society and open golf events. [1] In 1949 a Supermarine Spitfire crashed and exploded in flames beside West Byfleet Golf Course after a mid-air collision with another Spitfire over Woking.
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