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Columnist and Surbiton resident Becky Mayhew takes a whimsical look at the goings-on in the Queen of the Suburbs.
PROFILE
Janice Cripps is a Surbiton-based garden designer. She trained at the prestigious Garden Design School in Bristol and works on private and commercial projects mainly in Surrey and London but also elsewhere in the UK as well as in Northern France.
For advice, planting plans, or projects – from concept to completion – visit www.janicecripps.co.uk
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Chelsea Women go into this weekend’s pivotal clash with Arsenal at the Emirates on the back of a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Real Madrid Femenino at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday night. Sonia Bompastor’s team held firm, despite a nervy last six minutes after Alberto Toril’s team – only in existence four years – reduced the
I sat next to ex-Blues striker Tony Cascarino to watch Chelsea draw 1-1 with Nottingham Forest at the weekend, and he was rubbing his eyes at the spectacle. “This reminds me of Chelsea games against Liverpool in the dim, distant past,” said the lofty forward, whose spent two seasons at Stamford Bridge in the 90s.
Completely changing your starting Xl ahead of an important European tie is either an act of madness or an act of genius. Fortunately Enzo Maresca appears to know what he’s doing, and the fans – once sceptical – are warming to their animated Italian gaffer. What delighted him more than the 4-2 victory at a
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