About Weybridge
Situated in the Elmbridge area of Surrey in South East England, Weybridge is bounded to the north by the River Thames at the mouth of the River Wey and this is where it gets its name from. Weybridge is a suburb within the London commuter belt and forms part of the Greater London Urban Area. No matter what you are doing in Weybridge tonight, why not make time to see one of our absolutely delicious and beautiful Weybridge escorts. When you have been working hard all week and life seems full of constant stress there could be nothing better than a relaxing massage and a quiet evening in the company of not only a charming and witty young lady but also someone who will be totally attentive to all your needs. That is a perfect description of any one of our Weybridge escorts. Our escorts are all experienced and compassionate to the needs and wishes of their clients. Why not spoil yourself and make a booking now, we can have the young lady of your choice direct to you within 45 minutes.Weybridge has a number of distinct areas; these are the town centre shopping area, Monument Hill, Queens Road shopping area and St George's Hill, Brooklands and Oatlands village. In its early history Weybridge was simply a river crossing, but in 1537 Henry the VIII built Oatlands Palace and this was where he married his 5th wife Catherine Howard. Oatlands Palace was demolished in 1650 and the bricks from its walls were used to line the then new Wey Navigation canal. The Oatland Park Hotel now occupies part of the original site of the Palace. Monument Hill is close to the town centre and at the bottom of this hill you will find a monument to the Duchess of York. This monument was erected by public subscription in 1820 and the Duchess is buried in St James's Churchyard in Weybridge.
Weybridge is home to the world's first leisure campsite which was set up close to the town in 1901 and it forms part of the early history of the Camping and Caravanning Club.
Weybridge Heath is home to many rare species of insects, particularly ants, the famous entomologist, Horace Donisthorpe, visited Weybridge Heath to investigate the ant colony there. Over recent years the area had been allowed to become overgrown but recently the Surrey Wildlife Trust established a clearance plan in an attempt to restore this valuable habitat.
Weybridge has a superb choice of restaurants, bars and nightclubs, so whatever you're choice of evening and night time entertainment is, you will find something in Weybridge to meet your needs.
