Welcome to WEVS
The West End Village Society was originally founded in 1973 as a non-political, volunteer-led village community organisation open to all West End residents. Our wide-ranging brief includes preserving and enhancing our local heritage and natural environment.
WEVS aims to work with residents, organisations and businesses in order to:
– Stimulate interest and involvement in village affairs
– Preserve the history and heritage of the village
– Assess and comment upon planning and related issues
– Participate in the formulation of Local Plans
– Arrange public events, such as lectures and walks
– Establish a major activity each year as Project of the Year
– Forge links with other West End organisations.
We welcome members from in and around the West End area. As a member, you will receive regular newsletters covering news and events in and around West End and updates regarding our activities.
West End Village is in the heart of Surrey Heath, approximately 25 miles southwest of central London.
Coming up
Ag&Hort Show 2025
The annual West End, Windlesham & District Agricultural & Horticulture Society show takes place on the Recreation Ground on Saturday, 13 September at 1 pm.
Visit the WEVS stall to catch up on village news, join or renew your membership, buy a book or maps, and view the West End History Project displays.
Looking back
Orienteering at Gordon’s
On Wednesday 23rd July, WEVS together with Southern Navigators held an Orienteering event at Gordon’s School. The event was open to all to have a go at Orienteering. Several WEVS members and non-members had a fun evening navigating their way around the school.
West End Fete 2025
West End’s 2025 village fete took place on the Recreation Ground on Saturday, 14 June at 1pm.
Members and non-members alike visited the WEVS stall to catch up on news, check their membership, view the History Project displays or play our popular games.
VE80 Day Celebrations
WEVS hosted the ‘West End during the War’ display in the West End Social Club to commemorate VE80 Day.
The display featured photographs, items and records of West End during the World Wars, and saw many visitors recounting stories from West End’s past.
Enjoy the daffodils
West End’s daffodils peaked during the first two weeks of April.
If you missed the very wet and rainy annual daffodil walk on 23 March, that was
the time to do it. It was the perfect weather for it.
Download the map here for the best route.
Save it for next year.
Daffodil Walk
The annual Daffodil Walk around West End took in the brilliant display of daffodils we had again this year. Thirty intrepid walkers set off from the Rosewood Way car park on Sunday, 23 March, in very wet weather.
Most stayed the course and enjoyed the hospitality of the Hare & Hounds.