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A shattering experience 0
- Chelsea FC Women
- 15th March 2019
Super Fran Kirby, fresh from helping England conquer the world in the SheBelieves Cup, scored a hat-trick at Liverpool as Chelsea Women continued their effort to retain the Women’s Super League title. Kirby opened the scoring in the 16th minute on Wednesday night at Prenton Park with a slick finish after a neat one-two with Ramona
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Lady in red 0
- Chelsea FC Women
- 11th March 2019
You’re used to seeing her in blue, but here’s how our Fran will look when she steps out with the rest of the Lionesses at the Women’s World Cup in France, writes Jane Grove. The Chelsea Women striker is the new Lady in Red – dark red crush, to be precise. The new England kit
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Wolves in sheep’s clothing 0
- Chelsea First Team
- 10th March 2019
Wolves were always going to make it tough for Chelsea… certainly tougher than the pussycats of Dynamo Kiev. And so it proved. As low winter sun combined with ferocious gusts of wind at the Bridge on Sunday afternoon, it seemed as if the Midlanders were going to snaffle all three points, having absorbed all of
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Erin’s on target 0
- Chelsea FC Women
- 9th March 2019
After the international break, which saw Chelsea’s pocket superstar Erin Cuthbert hit the target as Scotland beat Iceland 4-1 in the Algarve Cup, the Blues have two away games in quick succession, writes Jane Grove. First up, Wednesday evening’s clash with Liverpool in the WSL at Prenton Park, followed by the lunchtime kick-off against Durham in
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Wet or dry, we’re obsessed 0
- Opinion
- 8th March 2019
So Starbucks has left. Is Surbiton’s love affair with coffee dwindling? Have we finally realised that 7,691 coffee outlets in one town is too much? No, of course we haven’t. We can’t get enough of the stuff. Look at the poor old station pasty company which thought they could flog us pasties to and from
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A month shy of 106, Beavan’s in Heaven 0
- Notable Surbitonians
- 8th March 2019
The mantle of being Surbiton’s oldest man sat easily on Eddie Beavan’s shoulders. His was, said the minister at his memorial service, a long life, well-lived. He died one month short of 106. A resident of Portsmouth Road, Surbiton, he adored travelling… which is how he came to be arrested at Heathrow in 2014. Walking
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