Site title	Description
Associated Countrywomen of the World	ACWW is the world's largest organisation for rural women. Eastwick WI is a member and regularly contributes to its work.
Bookhams Bulletin	Website of of the Bookhams Bulletin, the community magazine for Bookham, Surrey
Mayfield Lavender	Owner Lorna Maye enchanted members at the January 2012 meeting with the history of this local lavender business
Country Markets	Formerly WI Markets. Home baking, fresh farm eggs, plants and crafts for sale. Eastwick's local market is held on a Friday morning at 10.15 am in The Old Barn Hall, Bookham.
Denman College	The WI's own college where members and others can attend short residential courses on a wide variety of subjects in gracious surroundings in Oxfordshire.
Dormans Evening WI, (DEWI)	Visit the website of another flourishing Surrey WI.
Helen Deighan, Denman tutor	Helen teaches fabric coil pots, braiding and dying techniques, and enthused four Eastwick members at Denman College in January 2008
Music and the Deaf	Organisation promoting music for deaf people. Director Dr Paul Whittaker was speaker at the Surrey Federation Autumn Meeting in October 2007 and was so popular he was invited back in October 2009.
National Federation of WIs	The website of the National Federation of WIs giving an overall picture of the WI in England and Wales
Surrey Air Ambulance	A PowerPoint presentation about Surrey Air Ambulance at the May 2008 meeting convinced Eastwick members how highly effective this service is.
Surrey Federation of WIs	Links to the website of the Surrey Federation of WIs
The Children's Trust	Based in nearby Tadworth, The Children's Trust provides care, education, therapy and rehabilitation to children with multiple disabilities and complex health needs. Their work was described at Eastwick's May 2009 meeting by David Hanson, husband of president Gill.
Wimbledon WI	This two year old WI has grown so large that it has been necessary to start another new WI (November 2010) See SW19WI Our resident WI Adviser Sally Dampney is closely involved with both these WIs.
Yorkshire Tea	Yorkshire Tea was until recently closely associated with the WI and used to send 2.5 million tea bags to the WIs in England and Wales every year. When their charismatic chairman Jonathan Wild addresed over 5,000 members at The Albert Hall in June 2009 he took one look at the vast auditorium and said "Do you know, I could murder a cup of tea!" There is now a WI at "Bettys", their cake factory.