than the two oldest UK churches. Its twin values are: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart ... and your neighbour as your self." and Make disciples.Jubilee Church, Shepperton Retrieved 8 July 2013 Littleton has a co-led Church of England; Upper Halliford has a Baptist church for further details of which see those articles. Notable people Notable residents, past and present including less historic literary figures than mentioned above, include: Ian Allan, publisher of railway books Olivia Anderson, South African international cricketer Celestine Babayaro, Nigerian footballerBankruptcy and Individual Insolvency Register entry no 437 dated 4 January 2011. Retrieved 8 July 2013 J. G. Ballard, English novelist, short story writer and essayist Lynne Reid Banks, late 20th century author with children's best-seller The Indian in the Cupboard (1980) with four sequels and adult novels such as The L-Shaped Room (1960) John Boorman, film director Bernard Braden and Barbara Kelly, television presenters and producers. Ray Dorset, lead singer of Mungo Jerry and songwriter of chart-topper Feels Like I'm in Love'' Frank Finlay, actor John Gregson, actor and his wife Thea Gregory, actress Walter Hayes, Ford public relations executive instrumental in developing the company's Formula One programme Steve Holley, Paul McCartney's drummer in 'Wings' Tom Jones, singer Janet Munro, actress, and Ian Hendry, actor, lived on Pharaoh's Island in Shepperton Janek Schaefer, British Composer of the Year in Sonic Art has a studio in Shepperton, 'innerspaces' inspired by J.G.Ballard Major-General Robert Elliott "Roy" Urquhart CB DSO GOC of the 1st Airborne Division Ruth Wilson, actress Notes and references Notes References External links Villages in Surrey Borough of Spelthorne Populated places on the River Thames Places formerly in Middlesex Churches on the Thames