Long Ditton

Knitters get knitting to yarn bomb Long Ditton village 0
- Arts, News
- 15th March 2021
Are you good with knitting needles? Then you could help yarn bomb Long Ditton. The Friends of Long Ditton Infant and Nursery and St Mary’s Junior Schools are appealing for wool, knitted or crocheted squares, scarves, flowers, animals, pom poms and finger knitting to help adorn the village. During the Easter holidays in 2019 there
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Twelve radio plays premiere in online lunchtime slot 0
- Arts, News
- 14th March 2021
12 at 12 is coming to the cornerHOUSE starting tomorrow (Monday). Twelve radio plays, covering comedy, drama, fantasy, mystery and thrillers and specially devised for the Surbiton arts centre’s recent Radio Shorts initiative, will be posted online – one each day – at midday from Monday to Thursday for the next three weeks. Each of
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Jobs up for grabs in the arts 0
- Arts, News
- 11th March 2021
Interested in a job in the arts? Kingston-based Creative Youth has two new paid roles up for grabs on six-month, fixed-term placements. One is for a marketing assistant, the other an operations assistant. You will learn how to run an arts organisation for young people and deliver an international youth arts festival. You need to
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Treat your mum to a special cookbook for Mothering Sunday 0
- Arts, Food, News
- 8th March 2021
Stuck deciding what to buy mum for Mother’s Day this coming Sunday? Why not give her a cookbook of fabulous recipes courtesy of the parents and children at two local schools? It’s also a chunk of lockdown history too. The Friends of Long Ditton St Mary’s Infants and Junior Schools have created a Lockdown LOVE
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Wakey, wakey world, shake a leg, it’s time to rise and shine!0
- Environment, News
- 18th February 2021
The stunning glow of a Surbiton sunrise, captured by Good Life reader Rosy Gross.
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New Sherlock Holmes play live streams on Zoom this Saturday 1
- Arts, News
- 15th February 2021
The game’s afoot! Fans of Sherlock Holmes will be avidly watching the tweed-suited, deer stalker hatted sleuth solve a new crime when it live-streams on Zoom this Saturday. Surbiton author Orlando Pearson, who has written new adventures and plays for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s deducting wizard, has come up with another story based on true
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