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It could get wurst for Chelsea 0
- News
- 26th February 2020
Chelsea managed to escape with a 3-0 defeat at the Bridge against a potentially rampant Bayern Munich side who are going to take some stopping if they aren’t going to lift the Champions League trophy this season. For all the Blues’ endeavour (and there were odd glimpses of promise, with Mason Mount having a good
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Plan to build homes behind flats 0
- News
- 25th February 2020
On the agenda for tonight’s Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting (Tuesday) is demolishing garages behind Hollingsworth Court (pictured) in Lovelace Gardens to build two homes – one two bed and one three bed; demolishing a family home at No 6 Lovelace Gardens and building three homes on the plot; and doing alterations, extensions and demolishing a
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A critical point: Emma Hayes 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 25th February 2020
Emma Hayes wasn’t a picture of contentment after the 3-3 draw at Manchester City, but she’s a realist and she knows the critical importance of even a single point as we approach the sharp end of this eventful season. “It was more like a basketball match than a chess match,” she said, shaking her head
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Battle of the giants 0
- News
- 24th February 2020
It was a battle of the giants. Two teams who top the Women’s Super League, stuffed full of world-class international players in a bid to outplay each other at City’s home ground – the Academy Stadium, writes Jane Grove. In the end, unlike the frantic game of chess it resembled, there was no checkmate, just
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Pupil v Master: Lampard’s on top 0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 22nd February 2020
When they clashed in the league at White Hart Lane, the former student Frank Lampard had the tactical beating of his old mentor Jose Mourinho. It happened again at Stamford Bridge, where Lampard’s 3-4-2-1 formation worked a treat with Olivier Giroud (still smarting after his ‘goal’ was ruled offside against Manchester United on Monday) had
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Chris comes into focus 0
- Arts, History, News
- 22nd February 2020
Surbiton photographer Chris Arthur’s exhibition of pictures which he took of actors in the 1960s, 70s, 80s and 90s is now on display at Kingston Museum’s gallery. Opened last night by the mayor, it focuses on his work at the National Theatre, 1964-1994, images of Michael Gambon, Laurence Olivier and Maureen Lipman, who seems to
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