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  • Chelsea’s new-found rhythm

    Chelsea’s new-found rhythm0

    It wasn’t so much a stroll as a canter for Emma Hayes’ side who squared up to Willie Kirk’s Leicester City on a night it tipped down at Kingsmeadow. The Foxes goalie Janina Leitzig had the disheartening task of picking the ball out of her net six times on an evening which saw Chelsea in

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  • Trussed-up body discovered in Surbiton street

    Trussed-up body discovered in Surbiton street0

    They’ve yet to put up the POLICE – DO NOT CROSS tape in St James Road, but it can only be a matter of time after this sad sight was spotted on the pavement, trussed up in a binbag. Detectives will be trying to establish if the victim knew the perpetrator, and if he, or

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  • Chelsea triumph over Lyon

    Chelsea triumph over Lyon0

    Chelsea are through to the semi-finals of the UEFA Women’s Champions League after beating reigning title holders Lyon in a night of high drama at Stamford Bridge. Goalie Ann-Katrin Berger produced a world-class save in a penalty shoot-out after the score was 2-2 at the end of extra time. It was her second stop from

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  • Vibrant mural in Victoria Rec

    Vibrant mural in Victoria Rec0

    Check out the new mural on the pavilion at Victoria Rec this weekend. Created by designers and illustrators Harriet Palmer and Sunnie Newby, it is part of a Surbiton Art Trail project to add interest and brighten up public spaces in the area. The design depicts things that the duo like most about the park

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  • Aldi’s appeal to be heard in June

    Aldi’s appeal to be heard in June0

    The budget supermarket Aldi is appealing against Elmbridge Council’s decision last August to reject its bid to build a store on the old Guy Salmon Jaguar Landrover Dealership in Portsmouth Road. Nine days have been set aside to hear the case for and against the proposal. The inquiry, which will be heard by a planning

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  • A cracking good whodunnit

    A cracking good whodunnit0

    You can create all the bold, innovative modern theatre you like, but there’s something reassuringly alluring about the murder mystery queen Agatha Christie’s whodunnits… and The Mirror Crack’d, on at Kingston’s Rose this week, ticks all the boxes. With its clever digs at Britain’s social class inequality, and its portrayal of a slow-witted PC Plod

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