Surrey town saw 12.5% increase in asking prices last year with rest of UK rising just 1.4% Its very name conjures images of warmth, and now Sunbury-on-Thames has been named as a property hotspot. According to listings website Rightmove, the Surrey town recorded the biggest rise in asking prices in Great Britain last year The town has long been popular with commuters as it takes less than an hour to travel into London Waterloo station and is close to the recently expanded Shepperton Studios which now claims to be the second biggest film studio in the world Second on Rightmove’s list were Bristol City Centre and Swinton in Greater Manchester which both recorded a 9% leap in asking prices while in Swinton – which is part of Salford – the average hit £264,081 Across Great Britain as a whole the average asking price rose by just 1.4% over the year The ONS figures showed a 0.4% fall over the month which some commentators said could reflect buyer hesitation as a result of economic uncertainty mortgage expert at wealth management company Quilter said: “This uncertainty will be compounded by the recent turmoil in the bond markets putting upward pressure on mortgage rates particularly among first-time buyers already stretched by rising living costs and tighter lending criteria.” Mortgage rates have fluctuated over the past few months as the money markets have reacted to conflicting economic data Noye said the anticipated Bank of England base rate cuts would “provide some relief to borrowers but the extent of this impact will depend on how the Bank of England responds to the ongoing bond market volatility” In the short term, in England and Northern Ireland buyers are faced with changes to stamp duty thresholds at the start of April which could mean some are attempting to bring forward plans to move The latest snapshot of the market from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) showed an upward tread in sales in December with estate agents reporting a increase in both new buyer inquiries and homes coming onto the market It said the bounce in supply was “potentially due to stamp duty changes” House prices were now rising in every region of the UK with Northern Ireland and Scotland reporting the strongest price growth Rightmove said it expected asking prices to go up by 4% this year and that the number of sales would rise to 1.15m said: “Agents tell us that good quality homes in popular areas have continued to attract buyer interest even in the slower periods of the market since mortgage rates went up “We predict that this year will be busier for the market in terms of price increases and sales Five people were rescued when a boat on the River Thames capsized on Friday but a man in his 60s still remains missing News | London Get our award-winning daily news email featuring exclusive stories I would like to be emailed about offers, event and updates from Evening Standard. Read our privacy notice The search for a man who went missing after a rowing boat capsized on the River Thames has entered a third day Emergency services were called to Sunbury Lock, Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey at about 8.50am on Friday to reports of people in the water The other people on board the boat were rescued after it capsized Surrey Police confirmed to the PA news agency on Sunday afternoon that the search was continuing “a boat and its supporting coaching launch got into difficulty following an on-water incident” It added: “The club is working closely with the emergency services, police, Environment Agency and other agencies to aid the search for the missing person and to investigate the events that took place “The club will be closed until further notice.” Chief Inspector Andy Jenkins previously said: “This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man “Our enquires to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain underway but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement “We will look to share any further updates with you as and when we have them.“ A woman walking her dog near the river on Friday evening said she had seen a red rescue boat on the water at about 10am and there was a helicopter nearby at the same time said: "We could see they were searching in the water we could tell they were looking for something." A spokesman for South East Coast Ambulance Service previously said crews were called to reports of a number of people in difficulty in the water at approximately 8.59am “Ambulance crews including our Hazardous Area Response Team attended the scene alongside police and fire service colleagues ‘Chopstick Sally’ allows housebound author to feel more included in society Police continue search for missing man after rowing boat capsizes on Thames Man in 60s missing after rowing boat capsizes on Thames Give yourself much-needed health and beauty boosts in time for winter three of whom have been taken to St Peter's Hospital for further checks,” he said Surrey Fire and Rescue Service added: “Our crews are on site, working with the coastguard, Surrey Police and other agencies. “Five individuals were rescued, and work is ongoing to locate a sixth.” Prince Louis steals the show at VE Day parade as he keeps dad William looking sharp and mimics brother George Prince Louis steals show with sweet antics at VE parade VE Day 2025 fashion: best looks from the day, Princess of Wales, Princess Charlotte, Lady Victoria Starmer VE Day 2025 fashion: Princess of Wales to Lady Victoria Starmer UK tourists face major travel shake-up as Dubai airport set to close Royals watch historic flypast as huge crowds turns out for VE Day 80th anniversary  Royals watch historic Red Arrows flypast for VE Day 80th anniversary Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in major blow for Putin ahead of Victory Day celebrations Ukraine 'launches stunning Kursk offensive' in blow for Putin Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. Man in his sixties missing for nine days after boat tipped six people into the water near Sunbury-on-Thames I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice A body has been found in the search for a man missing for nine days after a rowing boat capsized in the River Thames The small vessel tipped over near Sunbury-on-Thames on the morning of Friday 11 October sending six people into the water near Sunbury Lock and three of them were taken to hospital for further checks But a man in his sixties still could not be found, with Surrey Police saying hours later that officers feared he was still in the water following a major search police said specialist search teams had recovered a man’s body near Sunbury Weir on Sunday Formal identification is yet to take place but the family of the missing man have been informed and are being supported by a specialist officer His death is not being treated as suspicious said: “Throughout this tragic incident we have been in close contact with the man’s family to offer them support and information during this incredibly difficult time and we ask that their privacy is respected while they come to terms with their loss.” An investigation is underway to establish the circumstances of the man’s death paramedics and fire and rescue officials had all rushed to the scene at Sunbury Lock – close to the island of Wheatleys Eyot – to reports of people in difficulty in the water HM Coastguard and a local RNLI service were also called to assist with the search and rescue operation. Situated some 14 miles from central London, the reach above Sunbury Lock is home to multiple watersports clubs and various annual regattas are held in the area. A general view of the River Thames near Sunbury Lock, in Surrey govt and politics"},{"score":0.771896,"label":"/sports/rowing"},{"score":0.711339,"label":"/society/crime/personal offense/assault"},{"score":0.68303,"label":"/society/crime/personal offense/homicide"},{"score":0.650026,"label":"/law Surrey police still trying to find out cause of accident that led to six people entering the water at Sunbury Lock The search is continuing for a man missing after a rowing boat capsized on the River Thames Emergency services were called to Sunbury Lock Five adults were rescued after the boat capsized but a man in his 60s was still missing on Saturday morning Surrey police said: “The search continues today for a man who was in a rowing boat that capsized yesterday morning were called to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at around 8.50am yesterday morning (October 11) after reports that six adults had entered the water “Five of those people were safely located but a man in his 60s remains missing.” Ch Insp Andy Jenkins said on Friday: “This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man “Our inquires to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain under way but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement.” The ad-free version is ready for purchase on iOS mobile app today we couldn't find that page";var n=e.querySelector("h2");return n&&n.remove(),{staticContent:e,title:t}},d=function(e){var t=document.createElement("button");return t.innerText=e,t.classList.add("error-page-button"),t},f=function(e){var t=document.createElement("div");t.id="recirculation-404",t.classList.add("brand-hint-bg");var n="\n \n \n Tick here if you would like us to send you the author’s response The search continues today for a man who was in a rowing boat that capsized yesterday morning were called to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at around 8.50am yesterday morning (11 October) after reports that six adults had entered the water Five of those people were safely located but a man in his 60s remains missing We will share any further updates as and when we have them “We were alerted to a small boat capsized on Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at approximately 08:51am today "Please avoid the area during this time.” "South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) was called to reports of a number of people in difficulty in the water at Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot reported to us at approximately 08:59 today Ambulance crews including our Hazardous Area Response Team attended the scene alongside police and fire service colleagues three of whom have been taken to St Peter’s Hospital for further checks." A man in his 60s is missing and five others adults have been rescued who rescuers believe may still be in the river Three of the five rescued were taken to hospital for further checks the Surrey Fire and Rescue Service and paramedics are all currently on scene at Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot after reports at around 8.50am of a boat in trouble Andy Jenkins said; “This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man Our enquires to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain underway but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement We will look to share any further updates with you as and when we have them." tweeted at 10.3am: "Sombre scenes here in Sunbury-On-Thames this morning as the authorities search....please join me with your prayers for a good outcome." The emergency services are asking residents to avoid the area if possible as the search continues Efforts to establish how the boat capsized are ongoing A Surrey Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson added: “Our crews are on site Looking for more from MyLondon? Subscribe to our daily newsletters here for the latest and greatest updates from across London. Weybridge Rowing Club has issued a statement as emergency services search on day two for the missing man. Click on link below to read article. Comments10:12Mary HarrisPolice give update on search for missing man as search enters day twoThe search for the missing man after a rowing boat capsized yesterday morning (Friday) continues for a second day. Surrey Police has issued the following statement. The search continues today for a man who was in a rowing boat that capsized yesterday morning. We, along with other emergency services, were called to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at around 8.50am yesterday morning (11 October) after reports that six adults had entered the water. Five of those people were safely located but a man in his 60s remains missing. We will share any further updates as and when we have them. Comments22:03Kirstie McCrumNo further updates No further details have been released at this time. Comments19:24Kirstie McCrumEyewitness - 'We could tell they were looking for something'A woman walking her dog near the river on Friday evening said she had seen a red rescue boat on the water at about 10am and there was a helicopter nearby at the same time. The woman, who did not want to be named, said: “We could see they were searching in the water, they had walkie talkies, we could tell they were looking for something,” she told PA. Comments16:24Victoria Shipp'Please avoid the area' Posting on social media The Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey Lisa Townshead has asked people to avoid the area near Wheatleys Eyot while this the search is underway. She added that a team of police, paramedics and fire and rescue are working together to locate the missing person. Comments15:58Victoria ShippWhat is happening?Surrey Police have given a update following an incident this morning when a rowing boat capsized There are believed to have been six people on the boat A man in his 60s is thought to still be in the river and his relatives are being kept up to date You can read more about what is going on here: Man in his 60s missing after boat capsizes in Surrey River Thames lock Comments15:21Victoria ShippMan in his 60s still missing Surrey Police have given an update on the incident. Police have said that they were called to reports that a rowing boat had captised around Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at around 8.50am this morning (11 October) It was reported that six adults entered the water. Five of those people have since been safely located and accounted for. Sadly, Police beleive a man in his 60s may still be in the river. His relatives have been informed and are being kept updated. At this time, enquiries to establish the full circumstances of what occurred remain ongoing. Chief Inspector for North Surrey, Andy Jenkins said; “This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man. “Our enquires to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain underway but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement. “We will look to share any further updates with you as and when we have them." Comments15:11Victoria ShippLifeboats sent to site A spokesperson for the coastguard told SurreyLive that HM Coastguard was called to assist Surrey Police Service with the incident and that RNLI Teddington lifeboats were also called to attend. Comments14:13Victoria ShippCoastguard on site as search continues SurreyLive has had another update on the search from Surrey Fire and Rescue. A SFRS spokesperson said: “We were alerted to a small boat capsized on Sunbury Lock, near Wheatleys Eyot at approximately 08:51am today. “Our crews are on site, working with the coastguard, Surrey Police and other agencies. Five individuals were rescued, and work is ongoing to locate a sixth. Comments13:58Victoria ShippThree boat passengers taken to hospital A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance has told SurreyLIve: "South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) was called to reports of a number of people in difficulty in the water at Sunbury Lock, near Wheatleys Eyot reported to us at approximately 08:59 today, (11 October). Ambulance crews including our Hazardous Area Response Team attended the scene alongside police and fire service colleagues. Five people were brought to safety, three of whom have been taken to St Peter’s Hospital for further checks." Comments13:21Victoria ShippWhat do we know?Police received a report at around 8.50am this morning (11 October) following reports of a small boat capsizingIt is believed six people were on the boat, five of which have been safely locatedPolice, Fire and Rescue and ambulance are currently on scene at Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot as part of a search for the missing personResidents have been asked to avoid the area if possible Credit: PAA body has been pulled from the River Thames in the search for a man who went missing after a rowing boat capsized A man in his 60s was the only person who was not accounted for after the capsize at Sunbury Lock, Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, on October 11, which sent six people into the water. Surrey Police said specialist search teams recovered a man’s body near to Sunbury Weir on Sunday October 20. His death is not being treated as suspicious. Formal identification is yet to take place, but the family of the missing man have been informed and are being supported by a specialist officer, the force said. Andy Jenkins, Chief Inspector for North Surrey, said “Throughout this tragic incident we have been in close contact with the man’s family to offer them support and information during this incredibly difficult time. “Our thoughts remain with them, and we ask that their privacy is respected while they come to terms with their loss.” An investigation is under way to establish the circumstances of the man’s death. Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories? Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know… Man feared to still be in the water at Sunbury-on-Thames as three others taken to hospital A major search is underway for a man in his sixties after a rowing boat carrying six people capsized in the River Thames Surrey Police said on Friday afternoon they feared the man may still be in the water hours after the small vessel capsized shortly before 8.50am Five other people were rescued after falling into the river at Sunbury-on-Thames, and three of them were taken to hospital for further checks, officials said. The missing man’s family have been informed and are being kept updated, Surrey Police said. Police, paramedics and fire and rescue officials all rushed to the scene at Sunbury Lock – close to the island of Wheatleys Eyot – on Friday morning to reports of people in difficulty in the water. HM Coastguard and a local RNLI service were also called to assist with the search and rescue operation, Surrey Live reported. A woman walking her dog near the river on Friday evening said she had seen a red rescue boat on the water at about 10am and there was a helicopter nearby at the same time. The woman, who did not want to be named, said: “We could see they were searching in the water, they had walkie talkies, we could tell they were looking for something.” Andy Jenkins, chief inspector for north Surrey, said in a statement at 3pm: “This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man. “Our enquiries to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain underway but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement. “We will look to share any further updates with you as and when we have them.” Members of the public were urged to avoid the area as the search continued. Situated some 14 miles from central London, the reach above Sunbury Lock is home to multiple watersports clubs and is a popular destination for rowing, sailing and kayaking, with various annual regattas held in the area. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies A rowing boat carrying six people capsized in the River Thames on Friday Rescuers are still searching for the missing man who they believe may still be in the river we believe a man in his 60s may still be in the river “His relatives have been informed and are being kept updated.” “Our inquires to establish the exact circumstances of how the boat capsized remain underway but at this time we do not believe there to be any suspicious circumstances or third-party involvement said: “We could see they were searching in the water we could tell they were looking for something.” Want a quick and expert briefing on the biggest news stories Listen to our latest podcasts to find out What You Need To Know… Emergency services were called to Sunbury Lock, Sunbury-on-Thames, at about 8.50am on Friday, Surrey Police said. Five other adults were rescued after the boat capsized, but a man in his 60s was still missing on Saturday morning. In an update, Surrey Police said: “The search continues today for a man who was in a rowing boat that capsized yesterday morning. “We, along with other emergency services, were called to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot at around 8.50am yesterday morning (October 11) after reports that six adults had entered the water. 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"We have offered them support and information during this incredibly difficult time. "Our thoughts remain with them, and we ask that their privacy is respected while they come to terms with their loss." Our journalists strive for accuracy but on occasion we make mistakes. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click this link: thesun.co.uk/editorial-complaints/ A MAN in his 60s is still missing in the River Thames hours after a boat carrying six people capsized Surrey Police as well as paramedics and firefighters rushed to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot in Surrey following reports of a rowing boat in trouble at around 8.50am Cops believe there were six people on the small boat when it capsized on the River Thames His relatives have been informed and are being kept updated Three others have been taken to hospital for checks Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend has issued a statement on the rescue operation, confirming that police, paramedics and rescue officials are all working together to locate the missing man. "Please avoid the area near Wheatleys Eyot while this is underway," Ms Townsend reiterated. Chief Inspector for North Surrey, Andy Jenkins said: "This is a very distressing time for all involved and we continue to support our partners in the search for the missing man. "We will look to share any further updates with you as and when we have them." A spokesperson for South East Coast Ambulance said: "South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) was called to reports of a number of people in difficulty in the water at Sunbury Lock "Ambulance crews including our Hazardous Area Response Team attended the scene alongside police and fire service colleagues three of whom have been taken to St Peter’s Hospital for further checks." A spokesperson for the Surrey Fire and Rescue said: "We were alerted to a small boat capsized on Sunbury Lock "Please avoid the area during this time." Weybridge Rowing Club said: "Further to earlier media reports Weybridge Rowing Club can confirm that yesterday a boat and its supporting coaching launch got into difficulty following an on water incident "The boat capsized near Sunbury at about 08:50 in the morning "We are thankful that 3 of the crew in the rowing craft but distressingly one of our members is still unaccounted-for "The club is working closely with the emergency services Environment Agency and other agencies to aid the search for the missing person and to investigate the events that took place yesterday The club will be closed until further notice "We wish to thank all those who aided our crew and are thankful for their continued efforts "We are deeply saddened by this accident and our thoughts and best wishes go out to the friends and families of those affected "We are actively supporting all those affected." A 68-year-old rower who died after his boat capsized in the River Thames last week has been named by his family as Peter Lawson a singer and an “absolutely wonderful grandpa,” his family said in a tribute on Monday The Weybridge Rowing Club member was the only person unaccounted for when six people went into the water on a stretch of the river at Sunbury Lock The OAP’s body was eventually found near a weir in the area on Sunday following a search by specialist teams A spokesman for Surrey Police said that the drowning was being investigated on behalf of the Surrey coroner although it was not believed there were any suspicious circumstances who died after a rowing boat capsized on the River Thames near Sunbury Lock have paid tribute to him today,” said the spokesman Read more: Liam Payne's sister Nicola pays tribute to her 'angel' and promises star's son Bear will know about his dad Read more: Rioter dies in prison after being jailed for two years for violent disorder outside Rotherham hotel the family said: “On Friday October 11 we lost our dear Peter in a tragic rowing incident near Sunbury Lock he will be remembered fondly as a gentle and loving husband a kind and caring father and an absolutely wonderful grandpa "We have been overwhelmed by the support and respect shown by the rowing community for him and his abilities not just as an extremely experienced rower of many years but as a British Rowing Umpire “His other passion in life was singing and he was a member of four choirs including The Royal Choral Society we hope to be given the space and privacy to grieve as a family.” The police spokesman added: “An investigation is underway to establish the circumstances of Peter's death it is not being treated as suspicious and has been referred to the coroner.' said: “Our thoughts remain with Peter's family during this unimaginably difficult time “We continue to offer them support and information as needed See more More Latest News See more Latest News See more The News Explained See more Royals See more Highlights & Opinion See more More Topics Sign up to our free daily newsletter for daily roundups of the biggest headlines and breaking news from SurreyLive Thank you for subscribing!We have more newsletters A double murder investigation has been launched following the death of two men in a collision in Sunbury July 22 to the A316 southbound slip road onto the M3 following a suspected collision involving a black e-bike South East Coast Ambulance Service attended the location but sadly a man in his 20s was pronounced dead at the scene A second man in his 20s was taken to hospital Four people have been arrested in connection with this incident: READ NEXT: New Surrey map shows city exodus with more people moving to one area than any other READ NEXT: EastEnders and The Bill star dies after 'contracting infection' A 29-year-old man from Sunbury has been arrested on suspicion of murder A 24-year-old woman from North Yorkshire has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender A 24-year-old man from Walton-on-Thames has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder A 24-year-old man from Feltham has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder Senior Investigating Officer Detective Inspector Debbie Birch said: “Our thoughts are with the families of the two victims at this incredibly difficult time Our investigation is still in the early stages and our officers are working around the clock to establish the circumstances of this incident and gather evidence “We are urgently looking to speak to anyone with any information that may assist our investigation Were you in the area around Sunbury Cross between 00.40am and 00.50am on Monday dash cam or helmet cam footage that may have captured all or part of this incident We are particularly interested in tracing the movements and manner of driving of a black e-bike and a black Ford Ranger travelling through the area during this time.” said: “We appreciate that this incident will have come as a shock to the local community particularly to those who knew the victims We are also aware that there has been some online commentary which has caused great distress to the victims’ families or footage you might see in relation to this incident “Our investigation is still in the early stages and we ask the public not to speculate on the circumstances while we are still carrying out enquiries.” If you have any information that might help Webchat on the police website https://www.surrey.police.uk/ The online reporting tool https://www.surrey.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about/cor/tell-us-about-existing-case-report/ The online portal: https://mipp.police.uk/operation/4524K85-PO2 If you do not wish to speak to police, you can call independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayohits radiolondonnewsMan charged in Sunbury Cross double murder investigation29-year-old questioned over M3 slip road killings on London/Surrey border Detectives heading a double murder investigation have arrested and charged a 29-year-old man. It follows a crash involving a motorbike at Sunbury Cross in the early hours of Monday. Alex Rose, 29 from Sunbury-upon-Thames, has been charged with two counts of murder and one count of perverting the course of justice and was remanded in custody on Saturday (27 July). He will next appear at Guildford Crown Court on Tuesday 30 July. Tara Knaggs, who's 24 from Great Ayton in North Yorkshire, was also charged with assisting an offender and has been remanded in custody. She will next appear at Guildford Crown Court on Monday 29 July. A 24-year-old man from Walton-on-Thames and a 24-year-old man from Feltham were also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder and have been released on police bail. The victims have been named as William Birchard, 21, from Colnbrook, and Darren George, 22, from Egham. Surrey Police say their thoughts remain with the victims' families at this difficult time. First for all the latest news from across the UK every hour on Hits Radio on DAB, at hitsradio.co.uk and on the Rayo app. Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited Company number: 1394141Registered office: Media House Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern London NW1 2PL All registered in England and Wales VAT no 918 5617 01H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No: 845898) A teenager was reportedly stabbed during an incident outside Greggs in Sunbury. 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