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Lend a hand before storm hits 0
- Environment, News
- 15th February 2020
It’s the calm before the storm so volunteers at Queen’s Promenade are making the most of it this morning (Saturday) by putting up new tit and robin bird boxes made by Thames Ditton’s Men in Sheds project. Other tasks at the pocket park along the riverside walk – if time allows before Storm Dennis hits
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Match moved back a day 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 14th February 2020
Chelsea Women’s FA Cup match with Liverpool Women has been moved back a day from Sunday, and will now take place at precisely the same time fans will be watching Chelsea men face Manchester United on the telly. The overlap is sure to annoy Chelsea Women’s manager Emma Hayes, who has repeatedly appealed to the
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Love from Tolworth 0
- News
- 14th February 2020
Love is in the air, literally. A giant heart looms over Tolworth Broadway from the 22-storey tower while further up Ewell Road at the King Charles Road triangle, the Tolworth Yatai, a Japanese processional shed (pictured below), has also got into the spirit of St Valentine’s Day, proudly displaying a love heart on its front.
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Happy 100th Susan!0
- News
- 13th February 2020
Congratulations to Susan Telbis who is 100 today! Susan, of Lovelace Road, Surbiton, was treated to a slap up lunch at the Alfriston Day Centre in Berrylands Road, followed by a delicious birthday cake made by friend Catherine Reay (pictured centre). The centenarian, who amazingly climbs 39 steps to her second floor flat where she
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No wonder Hannah’s smiling 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 13th February 2020
No wonder Chelsea Women’s right back was smiling as the teams left the pitch on Wednesday night following the Blues’ 2-0 defeat of Birmingham City in the league, to maintain their title challenge, writes Jane Grove. Hannah Blundell knew she was on the brink of signing a two-year extension to her contract, keeping her at
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Storm cancels farmers’ market 0
- Food, News
- 13th February 2020
It’s an absolute pig, but Surbiton’s farmers’ market has been cancelled this Saturday, because of Storm Dennis. It’s the first time in the market’s glorious 10-year history that this drastic step has had to be taken, but the ferocious winds that are predicted for the weekend mean some of the 26 stalls might end up
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