Staines

Staines is an urban area in the Borough (Hundreds) of Spelthorne (Spelethorne). The main towns in Spelthorne are Staines (Stanes), Ashford (Exeford), Stanwell (Stanwelle), Shepperton (Scepertone), Sunbury (Sunbarie). Staines is the administrative centre of the Borough and has the largest shopping area. Spelthorne is a district of London, that has a population of approximately 90,000, and covers 21 square miles.

(words in brackets are from the Doomsday Book. c.1086.)

 

BANKS in the High Street in 2021 (updated 2022)


Four banks along the High Street in 2021, pics from Google Earth, The Natwest, is still located in the orginal Barclay Bank building. You can't miss the chimneys! Barclays is in a new building now, I much prefer the original one! In 2021 HSBC closed down.


The Halifax in the High Street, facing Lloyds bank.


Nationwide bank on the High Street, next to Bon Marche


Santander bank in the High Street, facing Smiths

The newest Bank in Staines is over on the Two Rivers Shopping Centre, opposite McDonalds drive through.

The Metro Bank

 

Various Staines information, historic or otherwise, are listed on the page Links below.

Art Works in Staines
Ashby's
Banks
Books
Church Street
Churches
Cinema's
Clarence Street
Common Land
Companies
Destruction
Digs
Dragonfly Dezignz
Extras 1
Floods
Golden Boy
High Street
Iron Bridge
Links
The Lino
Maps
Museum Talks 2023
Oast House
Photos plus
Premier Inn
Pubs
Research info
Restaurants
Roman Medical Instruments
Shops Alphabetically
Part 1 A - K
Shops Alphabetically
Part 2 L - Z
Shops - Now
Shops thru the years -
High Street
Shops thru the years -
Other Streets
Smiths to Banks
Stations
Thames Street
Town Hall
White Lion

Extras (not mine)

 

 

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All information on this site was researched using the following sources:
Borough of Spelthorne Council, The Spelthorne Museum, 'The Spelthorne Book 11' by Friends of Spelthorne Museum, 'Up Pontes' by Christine Lake, 'Staines an Illustrated Record' by M.M. Smithers, 'Snapshots of Staines' by J.L. & D.M. Barker, 'Middlesex within Living Memory' by the Middlesex Federation of Women's Institutes, 'Staines A History and Celebration' by Russell Thompson,
'The Commons of Staines, The Facts' by the Assn for the Preservation of Staines Moor, 'Staines Almanack and Directory for 1930' Herbert & Herbert Pharmacy, ' Staines, Ashford and District. Middlesex - The Official Guide' Staines Urban District Council 1946, 'History of Staines High St' Thomason 1976, 'Staines in Old Picture Postcards' by Barry Dix, 'Staines Past and Present'
by B. K Dix. 'Staines In The Records Part 2' Dr J.A. (Tony) Mansfield, 'Staines A History' by Pamela Maryfield, 'Walk Around Historic Staines' by Joan Gardam, 'Staines a Photographic History of Your Town' WH Smiths, 'Staines on Thames' Staines Town Centre Guide 2005, published by the Staines Partnership, 'Doomsday Book - (Midelsexe) Middlesex' translated by John Morris and Sara Wood. The photographs of Maureen Rendell (Thanks to her son Malc Rendell). Information from Jenny Scripps. Various postcards I got via EBay, Google, Memories and experiences of Gloria Hazell.

 

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