Weybridge is an affluent town in Surrey, positioned near the River Wey and River Thames, 20 miles southwest of Central London. Historically dating back to medieval times, Weybridge has grown from a small village into a desirable residential area. The town became the focus of innovation in the 20th century with the development of the Brooklands racecourse in 1907, the world's first motor racing circuit. The town boasts a mix of Georgian, Victorian, and modern residences, as well as luxury properties guarded within St Georges Hill, one of the most prominent residential neighbourhoods in the UK. 

Weybridge is known for its beautiful riverside views and offers scenic walks along the Wey and Thames, as well as green spaces like Oatlands Park. It offers great train links to London, making it an ideal location for commuters, as well as well-connected road routes such as the A3 and M25, which provide fast access to Heathrow Airport.  

The town has excellent educational institutions and health services, and Weybridge High Street is filled with boutique stores, cafes, and restaurants to serve its residents. To encourage a sense of community, locals are eager to support local businesses and attend local events such as Brooklands Vintage Car Shows, Aviation Exhibitions, Farmers Markets, and School Fairs.  

The town benefits from a strong local economy, with significant organisations such as Procter & Gamble and Sony, boosting local employment. Weybridge intends to expand infrastructure and housing developments to satisfy growing demand and maintain its status as one of Surrey's most desirable towns.