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I purchased a Rolex watch in the USA with an inscription
on the back to a women who lived in Surbiton. I would
love to know the origin of this watch as it is quite an
interesting piece. If anyone can help I would be most
appreciative.
Honoured Surbitonians
admin: January 9, 2004 - 5:53pmSeveral locals have received gongs in the latest New Year's Honours List.
Author Pamela Winfield will received the MBE for her work setting up the Transatlantic Children's Enterprise which is an organisation that reunites wartime GI fathers with there long lost children.
Jean Venables will receive on OBE for her work with the Thames regional flood defence committee and William Tonar McMahon, treasurer of the Royal Television Society will be awarded an MBE.
Read more in the Kingston Guardian...
Smurf drugs swoop
admin: December 15, 2003 - 4:59pmPolice raided a home in Ellerton Road on December 3rd seizing crack and heroin and arresting 13 people.
Police were alerted by neighbours who had grown suspicious by the large number of people and cars visiting the house.
After several weeks of a stake out operation the police named 'Operation Smurf' the raid netted 42 crack cocaine rocks and 24 heroin wraps. Two men were arrested under suspicion of dealing and eleven others. The two men were charged at Kingston Magistrates' Court the following day.
Proposed New Devlopment at Old Post Ofice
peterp
Well - what do people think - is this going to be a monstrous carbuncle on the face of an old friend or what ?
A new street for Surbiton?
admin: December 3, 2003 - 3:40pmA planning application has been submitted for the old Post Office building and Sorting Office. The plan includes a new pedestrianised street from Victoria Road to St. Mary's Road.
Cabbies not happy with station plans
admin: November 17, 2003 - 5:10pmThe recently annouced forecourt changes to Surbiton station have met with opposition by it's most frequent users, the taxi drivers.
The changes planned for the front and rear entrance roadways are intended to improve accessability, but the cabbies aren't happy with the £150,000 scheme as it will reduce the space available for parking their taxis. The current allocation of 30 places is to be replaced with just 22.
The Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association have lodged an objection to Transport for London and Kingston Council asking for alternative parking to be considered by the Surbiton neighbourhood commitee at their meeting in mid December.
Clean and friendly station?
admin: November 8, 2003 - 7:06pmSouth West Trains has named Surbiton station as it's award winner for cleanliness and friendliness. Did they confuse it with another Surbiton somewhere?
The station gets a £1,000 prize and each staff member gets a £50 token. Shame they can't do anything about the service though.
It's an interesting comparison to it's other recent nomination for 'The Hans Christian Anderson award for most original excuse.'
Read the rest in the Kingston Guardian...
Vandal told to clean up
admin: November 7, 2003 - 11:23amA graffiti vandal has been ordered to repair his damage after a tagging spree centred in Surbiton.
Tom Coles, a 21 year old student living at Knights Park, has been told to serve 160 hours special 'enhanced community punishment', after admitting 26 counts of criminal damage.
His distinctive NFC tag had been appearing throughout the Surbiton, Kingston and Berrylands area over a period of a few weeks.
He was finally caught after being captured on CCTV whilst spraying his tag on the Bar Eivissa in Kingston.
Read more in the Kingston Guardian...
Infested nurses
admin: October 27, 2003 - 11:55amApparently an anonymous nurse has told the papers that Newlands, the converted 20s Surbiton mansion house is in a dilapidated state.
It's reported that there are cockroaches in the kitchen, rising damp, rotting windows and one shower to share between 13 residents.
Let hope they wash their hands once they get to the hospital.
Read more grotty details in the Kingston Guardian...
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