Your Guide to Family Entertainment in Sandhurst
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Sandhurst as a
RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, RIGHTS
Community

PLEDGES

Pledge One:
Understand and Promote Respect, Responsibility and Rights of all in our Community

Pledge Two:
Encourage all in the community to respect and uphold the rights of everyone to be able to live in a safe

Pledge Three:
Recognise and fulfil our responsibility to each other and to our community town.

Formed in 1908, Sandhurst Silver Band is made up of two individual ensembles. Sandhurst Community Brass, a non-contesting band made up of players ranging in ability, and Sandhurst Silver Band who compete nationally at the top level of brass banding.

The bands have their own bandroom in the centre of Sandhurst and as a development area, are looking to create a youth band in the near future. Both bands regularly host concerts in the Sandhurst area, as well as appearing further afield. So we look forward to welcoming you to hear the ‘Sounds of Sandhurst’.

For more information about joining the band, or in booking one of the bands for an engagement, please visit the band website - www.sandhurstband.co.uk

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Sandhurst Memorial Park
Sunday 8th November 2026

The Mayor of Sandhurst invites all residents to
attend this year’s Civic Service of Remembrance
at 10.45am on Sunday 8th November 2026 in
Sandhurst Memorial Park, Yorktown Road

A two minute silence will be observed at 11.00am, followed by the laying of wreaths. The Sandhurst Silver Band, Churches Together Choir and the Sandhurst & District Corps of Drums will be providing musical support

Please note: parking will be restricted

(The Yorktown Road alongside the Memorial Park, between the Wellington Road and Park Road junctions, will be closed to vehicles from 10.40am for the Remembrance March, with a diversion in place.)

On the 26th August devastating floods and landslides severely impacted areas in Nepal including Rasuwa, Trishuli, and along the Bhote Koshi river corridors, where several riverside towns and settlements have been swept away.

Given our valued Nepali community in Sandhurst, Sandhurst Town Council unanimously agreed to support the flood relief efforts and will donate to the Nepal disaster relief fund and promote the fund on our Website and Social Media platforms.

The Sandhurst Nepali community have created a GoFundMe donation site at:

Please support this vital flood relief effort.
Sandhurst Community Calendar 2027
The Mayor of Sandhurst Town Council is thrilled to invite everyone - schools, clubs, community groups, and residents of all ages - to help create the Sandhurst Community Calendar 2027

From now to September, we’re celebrating the incredible creativity and character of our town, and I want your photographs, paintings, drawings, and artwork that capture “The Spirit of Sandhurst.” Whether it’s our landscapes, wildlife, community moments, or your own imaginative interpretation of what makes Sandhurst special, your work could be featured in a calendar that will be available to purchase later in the year.

It’s a chance to showcase local talent, inspire pride, and put your school, club, or creativity in the spotlight - so get creating and be part of something truly special for 2027.

For full details, including how to submit your entries please follow the link below.

Cllr Graham Birch
Mayor of Sandhurst

Newsletter
September 2026 Newsletter available to download...

Plan the School Holidays early!
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