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Blues gear up for derby 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 30th January 2020
On paper, Sunday afternoon’s Chelsea Women v West Ham United Women clash should be a gilt-edged opportunity for the Blues to keep the pressure up at the top of the WSL. But Chelsea’s players have already had a tough week, including the FA Cup trip to Charlton on Sunday and the midweek trek to Manchester
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Veterans mark Chinese New Year 0
- News
- 30th January 2020
The Year of the Rat was celebrated this week at the Royal Star & Garter Home. The home which cares for disabled veterans and their partners in Upper Brighton Road, Surbiton, was decked in red and gold decorations for Chinese New Year. Residents also enjoyed a lunch of crab and sweetcorn soup, chow mein, spring
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Nottingham here we come!0
- Chelsea FC Women, News, Sport
- 29th January 2020
Finally, after four years of trying – three on the trot, Chelsea are playing in a Conti Cup final, writes Jane Grove. The Blues met tough opponents in a Man U side which – especially in the second half – had them on the ropes before the 1,000-plus crowd at the Leigh Sports Village stadium.
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No roses for Liverpool 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 29th January 2020
It’s going to be a traditional Sunday afternoon kick-off time for Chelsea Women when they face Liverpool Women in the 5th round of the FA Cup at Kingsmeadow, shortly after Valentine’s Day… and a full house is anticipated. But the visitors – who drew with Chelsea at Prenton Park in December in one of the
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Spence keen to lift cups 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 29th January 2020
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes may turn to Drew Spence, one of her most trusted foot soldiers, to beef up the firepower for tonight’s Conti Cup semi-final game against Manchester United, writes Jane Grove. The match kicks off at 7.30pm at Leigh Sports Village, the home of Manchester United Women. Spence, who has been at the
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Climate change piano recital 0
- News
- 29th January 2020
The world is getting warmer, snowlines and ice caps are retreating, sea levels are rising and natural habitats are changing. Terezie Wickenden will be talking about the devastating effects of climate change and raising money for the World Land Trust with a piano recital at St Andrew’s Church in Maple Road on Saturday (Feb 1).
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