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So, when did Maple Road become a trendy ‘village’?1
Tree-lined, elegant, stylish and, of course, the home of Surbiton’s hugely popular farmers’ market, Maple Road has had its own distinctive identity for a century and a half. But when did it gain the ‘Maple village’ tag so beloved of estate agents, and adopted by the busy Maple Village WI? Here’s a look back in
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Café holds lockdown drawing competition for children0
Aoife Hyams, aged two, holds an illustration of Coffee on the Corner drawn by local artist Emma Bryan. Now her father Kyle, who owns the café at the junction of Beaconsfield Road and King Charles Road, is challenging children to draw or paint their own image of the Surbiton shop. “We’d love to see some
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The French Tarte reopens for takeaways and collection0
People queued patiently in Maple Road this morning (Saturday) to buy bread, croissants, cakes and coffee from The French Tarte. The Surbiton café-pâtisserie-boulangerie is now open from Wednesdays to Saturdays, 9.30am to 2pm, much to the delight of its regulars and those who are looking forward to treating themselves to some quality bakes during these
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Surbiton’s Cento Uno restarts takeaway and delivery service0
It’s back! Cento Uno has rebooted Operation Cobra, its lockdown delivery and collection service. Non contact, same-day delivery or collection is available on Wednesday to Friday evenings and from noon to 9pm on Saturdays at the neighbourhood Italian restaurant in Maple Road, Surbiton. Pizza, pasta, sides, puds and drinks including wine, beer, cider and cocktails
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Bakery starts delivery service0
Frankonia bakery in Tolworth has launched a delivery service for its fresh bread, croissants, biscuits and cakes. There are four different boxes to choose from – artisan, traditional, continental breakfast and medley. Breads include white, wholemeal, granary, multigrain, sourdough, olive and rosemary, there are croissants, assorted muffins and pain au chocolat and you can add
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Short of the essentials? Try Morgans Dairy0
Struggling to find eggs, butter, milk, cream, yoghurt, orange juice, apple juice and cheese in these straitened times? Try Morgans Dairy on the Red Lion Business Park off Red Lion Road, Tolworth. The dairy, run by cousins Lara Morgan-Graham and Hywel Morgan, pictured, has been on the site for six years, but has a family
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