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Waste not, want not – Abundance will harvest your unwanted fruit0
If you hate waste, call Abundance, a Surbiton project aimed at harvesting and redistributing gluts of fruit from gardens, allotments and street trees, saving it from being thrown away. Last year, 1.3 tons of fresh organic fruit was harvested in and around Surbiton, with this year’s target being to better that. Toni Izard needs volunteers able to
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Colourful, plant-based picnics for your socially distanced gathering0
Emma Egerton of Little Ginger is used to making an impact with her plant-powered catering company. Emma, who lives in Surbiton, and who preps most of her vegan food for events in the community kitchen at the Museum of Futures in Brighton Road, obviously struck the right note with a recent addition to her menu – the Rainbow
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Veterans enjoy a taste of the Caribbean at care home0
The taste of rum, the smell of delicious seafood and the sound of steelpans were among the exotic treats enjoyed by residents at the Royal Star & Garter in Surbiton during a Caribbean party at the veterans’ care home. The charity’s home in Upper Brighton Road was given a makeover for the celebration, with exotic
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The tabletop of hope0
Another table groaning with donations of food. While Surbitonians await an announcement on the return of the farmers’ market, and organisers and councillors work together to achieve a safe return of the monthly gatherings in Maple Road in these troubled times, the regular foodbank collections continue to remind everyone that there is a wider picture
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Are you ready for a Whole Lotta laughter in a pub garden tonight?0
Whole Lotta Comedy is back tonight (Wednesday) at The Berrylands. The pub in Chiltern Drive, near Berrylands railway station, is hosting a series of comedy nights on a Wednesday throughout August starting at 8pm. On the bill this evening are Sam Dutton, Stella Graham (pictured left), Mark Beynon, Leigh White, Jake Duthie, Luke Chilton (pictured
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Claim your Eat Out discount at riverside’s Ginger Bees Café0
Ginger Bees Café along the Queens Promenade off Portsmouth Road is one of the venues taking part in the government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Starting today (Monday) and running until the end of the month, it entitles each person to 50 per cent off their bill (excluding alcohol) up to the value of
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