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Your chance to comment on Aldi’s plans for new supermarket0
You have until Friday (Jan 14) to submit your comments to Elmbridge Borough Council on Aldi’s plans to build a supermarket on the former Guy Salmon Jaguar Land Rover showroom site in Portsmouth Road. The two-storey building, with warehouse and manager’s office above, and 926 sq m shop below, would have parking for 51 cars
READ MORELook out for Laura, Olive and some delicious home bakes0
Baking runs in the family. Laura Sheldrake’s mum Julie used to run a business making wedding cakes and now her daughter has followed in her footsteps by turning her eye-catching, mouth-watering and original bakes into a business. In the spring, the former advertising executive became the proud owner of Olive, a 46-year-old refurbished, vintage Peugeot
READ MORECurrying favour0
- Food
- 5th October 2021
The Surbiton area’s most innovative curry house is on the shortlist for this year’s Asian Restaurant Awards. Saffron Summer, at the Ace of Spades, Hook, is known for dishes such as wild boar vindaloo, pushing the boundaries of Indian cookery. The awards are open to all Asian and Oriental restaurants in the UK, with 100,000
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Beeping drives staff ding-dong0
- Environment, Food, News
- 13th September 2021
Staff at Waitrose’s Surbiton branch are being driven ding-dong by the incessant beeping sound made by hand-held Deliveroo order terminals. Now customers have joined the chorus of complaints about the Sunmi point-of-sale devices that emit the repetitive ear-piercing four-note ringtone every few seconds. As staff go round the aisles, filling baskets for home deliveries, the
READ MOREAllegros: A welcome return1
- Food
- 10th September 2021
Surbiton’s foodie army has welcomed the return of one of its most popular town-centre eateries, which has remained closed throughout the pandemic. The Allegro cafe has become Allegros, and now boasts a refitted kitchen, new loos, and upgraded menu, smart signage and more storage room. Sandwiched between the carpet shop and rival Caffe Nero at
READ MOREPetition tackles food waste 0
- Environment, Food, Issues
- 4th September 2021
The Save the World Club, based at The Circulatory – the upcycling centre at the Chiltern Works site near Berrylands railway station – is petitioning the government over food waste. The group, led by Des Kay (pictured), is asking for the law to be changed so supermarkets must donate food which is past its sell
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Currying favour
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Beeping drives staff ding-dong
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Allegros: A welcome return
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