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Heated meeting sees barrier scrapped and bus gate shelved 2
- Environment, News
- 30th September 2022
There were cheers and jeers at the Guildhall in Kingston last night (Thursday) as a proposal to install a bus gate in a residential street in Surbiton was thrown out by councillors. More than 100 protesters, armed with Save our Streets placards, turned up at the Surbiton Neighbourhood Committee meeting to voice their opposition to
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Lauren & Maren star in victory 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 25th September 2022
Pic: Chelsea FC After the season’s bizarre opening fixture at Liverpool, which Chelsea Women lost 2-1 in a blizzard of penalties, yet another penalty clinched three points for the Blues, with Maren Mjelde clinching a 2-0 win over arch-rivals Man City. Chelsea dominated last weekend’s game, but – as seems to be the way while
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Thank you Ma’am, for everything 0
- History, News
- 19th September 2022
Thank you Ma’am, for everything.
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Children’s ribbon messages for the Queen at Surbiton station 0
- Arts, News
- 16th September 2022
Forty children from Lime Tree, Maple and St Andrew’s and St Mark’s schools wrote messages on ribbons and tied them to the fencing at Surbiton railway station this morning (Friday) in memory of the Queen. The tributes from the four to 11-year-olds will be added to over the weekend by other children from the Surbiton
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Two Popes: double value 0
- Arts
- 14th September 2022
Nicholas Woodeson is perfectly cast as the future Pope Francis in The Two Popes at the Rose All pictures: Manuel Harlan Warning: incense. An unlikely audience caution ahead of a play, but as the curtains part on Anthony McCarten’s The Two Popes at Kingston’s Rose, aromatic smoke does permeate the auditorium. It’s a sumptuous, absorbing
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Church to screen Queen’s funeral 0
- History, News
- 14th September 2022
The Queen’s televised funeral service will be screened in St Mark’s church on Monday, September 19 at 11am for people to gather to watch and pay their respects. The church on St Mark’s Hill, Surbiton, will remain open in the afternoon. Until the day of the funeral, during this period of national mourning, St Mark’s
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