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Choose Beth, Phil!0
- Chelsea FC Women, News, Sport
- 7th March 2020
Beth England’s absence from the starting line-up as the Lionesses succumbed to a 2-0 defeat to the USA hosts at the start of the SheBelieves Cup in Orlando has been widely criticised by pundits and experts. The in-form Chelsea striker, whose two goals clinched the FA Women’s Continental League Cup just a week ago, was
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Panic-buying hits Surbiton 0
- Food, News
- 7th March 2020
‘And David, don’t forget the loo roll’. Surbiton’s supermarkets were hit by panic-buying this morning – these were Saturday morning’s pasta and cleaning liquid shelves at Waitrose, and in the inevitable bog-standard reaction to virus threats, toilet paper was running scarce too. What next? Quail eggs may be in short supply, and there could be
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More hanging baskets for Surbiton 0
- Environment, News
- 6th March 2020
You’ll be seeing more hanging baskets around shopping parades in Surbiton this summer, thanks to a community grant from the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee. Chiltern Drive, Ewell Road and Berrylands Road will get six, 16 and five respectively plus brackets to fix the baskets to street lights. Each hanging basket costs £77 and each bracket costs
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The Hart of the matter 0
- Food
- 5th March 2020
It’s been closed for three weeks for a top-to-toe refurb, but Harts Boatyard is back. And how. The Portsmouth Road eatery has a new-look interior, multi-level zones and a fresh menu from chef Jiri Matura… and it opens to the public again this Saturday (Mar 7). It has gone dramatically upmarket; think tuna tartare, wild
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Ann of Beany Cables 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 4th March 2020
In her cable-knit beany hat, cagoule and double tracksuit bottoms, Chelsea Women’s goalie Ann-Katrin Berger shivered in the cold and modestly deflected the praise away from her and towards her defence as she was acclaimed the heroine of the hour for enabling the Blues to lift the Conti Cup. “Everyone is praising what I did
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New homes too big for plot 2
- News
- 4th March 2020
A proposal to demolish a four-bed family home and build three new properties on the site at 6 Lovelace Gardens, Surbiton, has been rejected by councillors at a Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting. They decided that the five-bed semis to be built at the rear of the plot would be too close to and overlook the
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