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Pocket park for busy junction 0
- Environment, News
- 3rd March 2020
This solitary bench in a sea of tarmac is destined to be surrounded in greenery as Kingston Council turns the area into a pocket park. Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee is planning to green up the busy junction at Ditton Road and Hook Road under a Healthy Streets initiative which aims to make streets more welcoming places
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Where’s Kepa? Found him!0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 1st March 2020
Chelsea’s 2-2 draw against Bournemouth, which further tightens life for the Blues at the top of the Premier League as the team clings to the all-important fourth place, means it is now five matches on the trot that goalie Kepa Arrizabalaga has been left on the bench. There wouldn’t be an issue for manager Frank
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Chelsea lift ‘Arsenal’s trophy’0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 1st March 2020
Sophie Ingle led the Chelsea Women’s team in fist-pumping whoops of delight on the field as they celebrated squeaking to victory in the League Cup just as opponents Arsenal seemed to have done enough to push an exciting final into extra time. The Reds had all the second-half momentum at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground on
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Look, no hands!0
- News
- 1st March 2020
Look, no hands! Surbiton’s famous art deco station clock has lost both its pointers. Storm Ciara started it, loosening the elegant elongated diamond of an hour hand on the station clocktower, then Dennis swept into town and dislodged it completely… although it was prevented from tumbling to earth by the heroism of hour markers five
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Champions!0
- Chelsea FC Women, News, Sport
- 1st March 2020
The corks were popping on the pitch as the Kingston-based Chelsea Women celebrated winning the League Cup against Arsenal up at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground last night. A 2-1 victory, achieved in stoppage time thanks to striker Beth England and some dazzling team build-up play, made certain that the only domestic trophy which Chelsea Women
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Seething Festival is cancelled 0
- News
- 29th February 2020
The weather has put paid to this afternoon’s (Saturday) Seething Festival. St Andrew’s Square, the focus of the event, is a quagmire. Organisers, the Community Brain, yesterday reluctantly cancelled the festivities with its stalls, food, live music and charity bar. “Yesterday we made the decision to cancel the Seething Festival today as St Andrew’s Square
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