The Shots progressed into the Fifth Round of the Isuzu FA Trophy in emphatic fashion with an 8-0 win over Chertsey Town a brace from Jonny Stuttle and a hat-trick from Kai Corbett ended Chertsey Town’s furthest-ever venture into the FA Trophy The game got off to the perfect start for Aldershot Town when centre-back Christian Maghoma opened the scoring in the 5th minute Josh Barrett’s corner found the defender who saw his initial shot blocked before holding off his marker and finding the back of the net the home side’s advantage was doubled when Ashley Akpan delivered a perfect low-cross from the right for James Henry to have an easy finish Aldershot were enjoying themselves and some of the football being played by the Shots was simply sublime The 15th minute should have brought an early third goal for the Shots after a beautiful display of attacking flair as Dejan Tetek and Henry played a quick one-two and Tetek chipped the ball over the Chertsey defence to find the run of Josh Barrett but after chesting the ball down and volleying at goal the post denied Barrett and Aldershot from scoring a wonderful goal Ryan Jones found Aldershot’s third in the 25th minute as he took it upon himself to drive down the left whilst beating a couple of Chertsey defenders before firing a powerful strike into the top corner and leaving Nicky Jupp with no chance at his near-post Barrett was incredibly unlucky to go into the break without a goal himself with a hat-trick of opportunities throughout the remainder of the first-half Ashley Akpan drove in from the right wing and was clever to use James Henry’s run as a decoy before playing it through to Barrett who seemingly got caught in two minds between chipping it over the on-rushing Jupp or squaring it to Barham only to half-dink it wide away from Barham His next opportunity four minutes later was a typical Josh Barrett attempt at goal as he looked to chip Jupp from the edge of the area but put a bit too much on his shot that cleared the crossbar before he turned Ryan Jones’ low-cross just wide of the post from around the penalty spot three minutes before the break Two substitutions were made by the Shots at half-time as Jonny Stuttle and Tyler Frost replaced Josh Barrett and Aaron Jones and Stuttle was involved early on as his smart through ball put Jack Barham through on goal only for the Shots striker to fire straight at Jupp Chertsey finally gave Marcus Dewhurst a test as Louis Degand forced him into probably his first real action of the game in the 53rd minute before the Shots ‘keeper pulled off a superb double-save to deny Conor Lee fro close-range five minutes later Dejan Tetek was running the show for the Shots in midfield and showed off his magic just after the hour as he danced past two Chertsey defenders with fabulous quick feet but was held up by a third defender and was unable to get a shot away Kai Corbett was introduced in the 67th minute and Chertsey Town will be looking back at that moment as the one where things got very difficult as within four minutes he had scored the first of his three goals off of the bench Corbett bent a beautifully placed shot into the corner that gave the Chertsey defence no hope and left Jupp stationary He should have his second not long later when Maxi Mullins rushed through on goal and had a perfect opportunity to square the ball to Corbett only to try and score himself but Jupp pulled off a superb stop to deny him Jonny Stuttle then scored his first Shots goal and the Shots’ fifth of the afternoon in the 83rd minute and began an Aldershot rout for the final 10 minutes Corbett turned provider after breaking into the box and Stuttle’s first-time finish found the bottom corner and Kai Corbett got his second goal after driblling past a couple of defenders and firing a shot too powerful for Jupp to stop Stuttle showed good poacher’s instinct for his second of the afternoon as Cameron Hargreaves powerful effort from outside the area was spilled by Jupp and Stuttle raced in to turn it in for Aldershot’s seventh Kai Corbett completed his hat-trick and completed the scoring with an eighth goal Racing through on goal with no-one but his teammate Maxwell Mullins around him Corbett rounded Jupp and finished into an open net to finish off a very successful professional and dominant display from Aldershot Town Get the latest news from the Shots delivered for FREE to your inbox © Copyright 2025 Aldershot Town Football Club The U’s switch their attention to cup action on Saturday kicking off their FA Cup campaign in the Fourth Qualifying Round with a trip to Southern Football League Premier Division side Chertsey Town A Mani Dieseruvwe hat-trick condemned Sutton United to a dramatic defeat against Hartlepool United Jayden Harris gave the U’s a perfect start when he turned home Josh Coley’s cutback to give the U’s an early lead with Ashley Nadesan doubling their lead shortly before the half-hour mark when he met Eduino Vaz’s inch-perfect cross Hartlepool would produce a dramatic reaction in the second half with Luke Charman heading Joe Grey’s cross past Arnold ten minutes after the restart before a double from Dieservuvwe overturned the scoreline in the hosts’ favour Despite enjoying the better of things in the second half the Pools would be pegged back when Lewis Simper fired home a wonderful effort late on to level the score but wasn’t enough to steal a point as Dieservuvwe struck again moments later to complete the turnaround Chertsey Town have enjoyed much success in recent seasons and have been on a rise up non-league after initially declining in the Combined Counties With the Curfews struggling to progress from the ninth tier former Chairman David Rayner returned to the club in 2018 and appointed Dave Anderson as manager who guided them to the league title with six games to spare finishing 13 points above their challengers and suffering just three defeats They would also be crowned winners of the FA Vase at Wembley Stadium in the same season and continued their success on the pitch during the following campaigns with successive seasons back in the Isthmian League as well as reaching the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round for the first time in their history in 2021/22 beating Chesham United and Jersey Bulls before losing to Southend United They would subsequently continue a promotion push losing in the 2022 Isthmian South Central play-off final but went one better after Mark Harper joined the club winning the division with a century of points as well as going on an unbeaten run of 36 games from September The Curfews would subsequently lose top scorer Gianluca Botti to Whitehawk in the summer but have added quality to their ranks in the form of Massimo Giamattei from Basingstoke United as well as Ben Mason from Farnborough Town and currently sit 16th in the Southern Football League Premier Division Mark Harper is someone who will be familiar to some Sutton supporters with the Curfews manager being a part of the U’s Isthmian League championship-winning side in 1999 also appeared as a player for Chertsey during the 1990’s he made the transition into coaching and helped out at Spelthorne Sports later joining Hampton & Richmond Borough in 2011 Harper would enjoy his most successful season as a manager with Chertsey Town having joined ahead of the 2023/24 campaign He led the club to the Isthmian South Central title going 36 games unbeaten from September and finishing the season with 100 points Conor Lee will be the danger man for the Curfews on Saturday having started the 2024/25 season in fine form Lee opened his account for the campaign with a penalty against Frome Town and later won many plaudits for his Man of the Match display against Winchester City with a dramatic hat-trick to rescue a 3-3 draw having been 3-0 down The Curfews man has previously turned out for Spelthorne Sports and Met Police before arriving at Alwyns Lane ahead of their title-winning 2023/24 campaign in which Lee was their third highest scorer with 12 goals Chertsey Town 1-0 Sutton United (08/01/2019) Chertsey Town 1-1 Sutton United (31/01/1997) Sutton United 4-2 Chertsey Town (20/08/1996) Sutton United 2-1 Chertsey Town (03/02/1996) Chertsey Town 1-1 Sutton United (29/08/1995) Sutton United 2-1 Chertsey Town (22/03/1995) London-born attacker Anthony Joseph came through the ranks at Chertsey Town who were then in the Isthmian League Division 2 and went on to score seven goals in 36 games during the 2003/04 season After departing Alwyns Lane at the end of the campaign where his performances against Sutton in the 2008-09 season persuaded Paul Doswell to bring him to the U’s in summer 2009 He would end 2009/10 with five goals in 35 appearances for Sutton having also spent a brief time out on loan at Margate Joseph would feature a handful of times for the U’s at the end of the campaign but departed permanently in the summer of 2010 and later went on to play for Carshalton Athletic Chipstead and Tooting & Mitcham United Hayden Muller was back running during the week and could be nearing a return from a hamstring problem although he is still a couple of weeks away Dillon De Silva made his long-awaited return from a knee injury sustained on the opening day of the season last weekend against Hartlepool United and continues to recover fully as he looks to get more minutes in the legs Ryan Jackson and Edwin Agbaje remain unavailable the former with a bruised retina picked up against Southend United while the latter is still recovering from a hamstring problem sustained during pre-season with Ipswich Town Aaron Farmer will be the man in the middle on Saturday and is taking charge of a Sutton game for the first time He has been a National League referee since the start of last season The U’s usual Mixlr audio commentary will be unavailable on Saturday due to FA rules but supporters can still follow the action via BBC Surrey who will be providing a live commentary through the BBC website The Supporters’ coach leaves at 12pm (meet at 11.45am) so email suttonunitedcoachtravel@hotmail.com as soon as possible to book – payment required when booking both in the ground and surrounding streets Chertsey station is about a 15-minute walk from the ground and can be reached from Sutton changing at Wimbledon and Weybridge with the journey taking about an hour and 20 minutes There will be no segregation inside the stadium and Chertsey will also be putting on a mixed fanzone We encourage Sutton supporters to get to the ground early We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all cookies under each consent category below The cookies that are categorized as "Necessary" are stored on your browser as they are essential for enabling the basic functionalities of the site We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze how you use this website and 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based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns Hanwell Town concluded their travels within the Southern League Premier South with a comfortable victory at Chertsey on Bank Holiday Monday (21 April 2025) extending their best ever season to new heights The Geordies got off to a sound start and they weren’t long in taking the lead Chertsey still needed points to be absolutely safe from relegation and started to push forward with McCoy managing to connect with a cross Manager Chris Moore had brought in Kameron English to try and exploit a perceived lack of pace in the Chertsey defence and just before the half hour English broke through the defensive line but his shot was pushed wide by Chertsey keeper Josh Strizovic Eliott Benyon reacted quickest to glance the ball into the back of the net McCoy was closest with a shot that Beasant pushed wide of the post and Chertsey’s task got harder as Louis Birch was dismissed for a second yellow card just before the hour with Luke Robertson coming closest but in the end Hanwell earned a very good 3 points away from home confirming a top 10 finish within the Southern League Premier South “We were excellent from start to finish today there were at least another 3 or 4 one on ones that we’d going to come to Chertsey Town and win two-nil after they’d beaten us twice this season.” Hanwell finish their best ever season with a final home game against Plymouth Parkway on Saturday 26th April afterwards there will be the club’s End of Season Awards in the clubhouse with tickets being available on line on the club’s website 9 Elliot Benyon (Alfie Pendlebury 89′) 11 Kameron English (Ridwan Hassan 74′) SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE TO THE EALING.NEWS NEWSLETTER EALING.NEWS is the voice of our 7 towns which provides news sign up to our newsletter email us: news@ealing.news call us: 07488 352 974 Follow us on X: @_EalingNews © 2022 - 2025 EALING.NEWS All rights reserved | Part of Your Local News Network | Contact Us We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in settings This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again More information about our Cookie Policy the U’s faced FA cup action against Southern league outfit Chertsey Town There were five changes from last week’s game which saw United succumb to a 4-3 defeat against Hartlepool Notable changes include a first start for Alex Kirk since joining over a week ago while Jack Sims also made his competitive debut for United starting between the sticks The first half saw an opening twelve minutes full of goals Jack Mazzone opened the goal on the fourth minute with a volleyed effort into the bottom right Matt Rush made no mistake in converting Josh Coley’s cross into the back of the net It would be Coley who would follow with a goal of his own The electric winger found himself in space on the edge of the box and curled his effort into the top right corner The second half saw no goals until injury time as Ben Mason turned a cross into the back of his own net The best chance for Chertsey would come in the form of a penalty missed by Conor Lee The first chance of the game fell for Chertsey A free kick awarded for obstruction immediately following the kick off was lofted in the box before falling to Robertson who shot over Chertsey then soon followed with the opener Mazzone had enough time to fire a shot into the bottom right corner from Mason’s cross The U’s would reply with an equaliser not long after French played the ball out to Coley who headed the ball back across goal where Rush was waiting for his first competitve goal as a United player Coley would then follow with United’s second as he made space in the box from another diagonal French pass .and scored his his fifth goal of the season in spectacular fashion by curling an effort into the far top corner Billy Montague then had a chance to lead a Chertsey attack curling an effort towards goal which was deflected out for a corner The corner was cleared as far as Wayne Ridgley who hit a tame effort at Sims Chertsey had a chance down the Sutton left Mazzone found himself with the ball at his feet before trying an effort on goal but Okoli did well to get low and deny the Chertsey striker The defender was left without an option but to pull the Chertsey attacker down just inside the Sutton half Following a save by home keeper Nicky Jupp Lewis Simper had an opportunity to swing the ball into the box from a corner but Chertsey cleared their lines of any danger Waller found himself in space on the left with time to play the ball across to Rush who was unable to meet his cross as Jupp dived at his feet Jupp coming out worse following the collision with Rush and required treatment but was okay to continue when the ball was switched from one full back to another which allowed Mason to have a chance but he smashed his effort over the bar This would be the last chance of the first half The U’s would start the second half positively with the ball in the back of the net Coley had an effort at goal which the keeper could only parry as far as Rush who converted the rebound the goal was eventually ruled out for offside Montague found himself played through and Alex Kirk did well to slide and deny a clear chance on goal Soon after the assistant raised his flag to deny Montague’s effort at an equaliser Another chance came for Chertsey as Mason found himself through on the Sutton left and played a ball across which Okoli intercepted out for a corner Simper then found himself in the book for a late challenge A free kick was played into the box which Sims punched as far as Collins Collins put the ball into the box but the referee halted play for Sims and Alex Fisher to receive treatment after a collision Sims punched the ball out but was deemed to have made contact with Lee Sims and Steve Morison ended up in the referee’s book Lee was unable to convert as he smacked his effort off the foot of the post and an offside decision halted Chertsey’s attempts to keep the attack alive from the rebound Robertson drove the ball to the edge of the box before firing an effort which Sims did well to get low and collect the ball United would finish the game with a two goal advantage as Nadesan’s cross across the box was put into the back of the net by Mason under pressure from Will Davies A 61-year-old-man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexual offences against multiple children. Paul Sander, 61, from Chertsey, was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court on Monday, February 17, after pleading guilty to 10 offences, including: Over a three-year period, Sander committed multiple sexual assaults on one child between the ages of four and seven, telling the victim “Don’t tell anyone about this" in an attempt to cover up his crimes. On a separate occasion, he indecently assaulted a 14-year-old girl. A forensic examination of Sander's phone also uncovered more than 500 upskirting images and videos of women, taken between June 2015 and April 2019. Further images were recovered including a Category C indecent image of a child and indecent images of a 17-year-old girl, taken covertly without their consent. Detective Sergeant Alastair Bagshaw, said: "Paul Sander is a dangerous sexual predator and I am pleased that this was recognised in the lengthy, and type of, sentence that he has received. "Because of this, he will not be eligible to apply for release for ten years and even then, only if the Parole Board consider him safe to do so. "I cannot emphasise enough how much admiration I have for the strength that Sander’s victims have shown in coming forward and talking about the horrific experiences that they had to endure. It is thanks to their bravery that he is now no longer a risk to other children. "I hope that this case can reassure others that Surrey Police is committed to protecting and supporting vulnerable people and bringing dangerous offenders to justice." 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Tel: 01252 725224[email protected]Follow us Further Links Latest NewsNewslettersCommercial SearchFrome Town vs. Chertsey Town: Preview and Ticket InfoZeb Baker-SmithApr 42 min readSteve Jupp weighs up a make-or-break clash with the Curfews With the dust having barely settled on cup final disappointment the Scarlet Runners have to pick themselves up for what is a ‘must win’ encounter against fellow strugglers Chertsey Town who will be making their first-ever visit to Badgers Hill And ‘must win’ also means ‘must score’ as a third straight 1-0 loss extends a barren run of not having found the net to just over five-and-a half hours of football When Frome returned victorious from Basingstoke a fortnight ago they moved level on points with the Curfews who A win and a draw since then have given them a little breathing space which the chasing pack will be desperate to wipe out For a side just four points above the drop zone Chertsey themselves certainly know the way to goal scoring more than any other team outside the top six with sharp-shooter Jack Mazzone finding the target over twenty times in the league alone they have kept just one clean sheet in the league since the middle of November and only Marlow have lost more matches and conceded more so some may conclude that we could well be in for a more open and entertaining contest rather than the cagey The reverse fixture at Alwyns Lane back in August was a bright and breezy affair and could easily have delivered more goals than the eventual 1-1 scoreline A Badgers Hill turnout last week of well over 600 was a fine effort from all concerned and the team can only benefit from similar backing against opposition who are battling to avoid a swift return to Step Four having won promotion last term This is a real six-pointer and for the Robins The latest information on ticketing which can be bought on the Fanbase app or website is as follows: https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Tickets/ChooseQuantity?ticketId=7015&fixtureId=8376 Listen to the latest episode of the Dodge The Question podcast Wilf Mannion, Stanley Matthews and John Barnes are just a few of the names that come up in this week's episode. 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Tel: 01483 802700[email protected]Follow us we are back on the road as we face Chertsey Town at Alwyns Lane Football Ground with a 7:45pm kick off “Today’s game at Chertsey will be a very tough game as they are fighting for their lives at the bottom When they beat us here last year I didn’t think for one minute that they’d be down the bottom of the division and I think that shows the high level of this division We’ve been rather confusing of late ourselves some really good displays and moments of games mixed with a lack of intensity in others Ultimately we’re not scoring enough goals in our good spells and that’s something we need to improve in order to stay in the top half come the end of April We’re going to go to chertsey in good spirits following a really encouraging performance on Saturday Hope to see as many of you as possible supporting us “ There will be limited social media coverage on ‘X’ with Half Time Full Time and Goal updates only due to staff availability however Peacocks Radio will be covering the full game on the following link ; https://peacocks-radio.mixlr.com/ Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube By Connor Steel The hosts made a quick start and thought they had taken an early lead within just seventy seconds as Asher Yearwood calmly slotted into the net; the goal quickly being disallowed as a preceding free kick was illegally taken And they were punished after nine minutes through Jack Mazzone who placed home the clever set-piece inside the bottom left corner Borough attempted an immediate response when Bradley Tarbuck volleyed wide from an angle and Dan Wooden soon lashed harmlessly off target on twenty minutes; home frustrations showing when Joe Morrison was booked for a foul It could have been two-nil moments later as a corner caused a goalmouth scramble that was eventually cleared to safety Another opportunity fell the way of Chertsey after a steadying spell of possession reached Oliver McCoy and the striker hit a bouncing shot that rolled across goal; whilst Louis Birch was shown yellow for a niggly foul And this away defence was soon fortunate as Yearwood fell down in the box before the break but these penalty appeals were rapidly rejected Chertsey sought to dominate upon the restart and Cole Brown fired into their left side netting after a lung-busting sprint on the left side within seconds; this opening being followed by an effort from Oliver Turner spinning over on 52 minutes An amazing chance came their way too as McCoy tried to lob Adam Parkes with a “first time” hit that went over the bar Away momentum did however get rewarded just before on the hour mark when a throw-in was played into McCoy who took the touch and placed past Parkes into the right hand corner with a slow-motioned shot A third goal almost arrived moments later when Nathan Rogers saw a drive saved whilst Danny Hollands saw the same outcome through on goal Substitutions across both benches helped to kill off ‘late drama’ as Gosport dominated the possession; but in truth they lacked any urgency and danger in attacking areas during the last fifteen This was in contrast to the Generals who saw McCoy denied rapidly by Parkes in 2 occasions and many crosses but they were forced to settle for a two goal margin Other results mean that Gosport sit eleventh in the Southern League Premier and are fifteen points away from the play offs with nine games left to play they are only nine points above relegation and can be dragged into a ‘battle’ if results don’t improve as they travel across to play fifth place Dorchester next weekend and also host Merthyr (15/03) PICTURED BY GOSPORT BOROUGH MEDIA: Sunny blue skies await the 2 teams before kick off at the AEI Stadium Managing Director: Connor Steel Editorial Director: Trigo Neo Starden Editorial Consultant: Robin Young The Gosport & Fareham Globe is your free local newspaper delivering news features and much more to your screen every week Our editorial team are committed to delivering high quality news for the people across both boroughs; their enthusiasm helping to develop this paper Email: editorial@thegosportglobe.co.uk Arnold Clark has opened a new Motorstore in Chertsey near London on a former Cazoo site said: ‘We’re extremely excited to have opened our first Motorstore near London especially in a location that’s so easily accessible from the M25 and M3 motorways.’ Our customers can expect great value for money and excellent service at the new showroom as well as a fantastic selection of used cars.’ there will be over 300 cars on show and ready to test-drive The branch also has ample customer parking With over 100,000 five-star Trustpilot reviews we pride ourselves on making it easy for customers to buy a used car that suits their needs Tagged with: Arnold Clark kicks off sales of Corvette in Glasgow Arnold Clark Newcastle Omoda & Jaecoo is now open Arnold Clark Linwood MG presents raffle winner with new car Arnold Clark recruits 118 apprentices for 2025 intake Arnold Clark Autoparts reveals Supplier of the Year Award shortlist Arnold Clark installs 240 ultra-rapid EV charge points You must be logged in to post a comment a UK based car finance provider authorised and regulated by .. 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office occupiers to other nearby towns which had either benefitted from town centre regeneration programmes or the delivery of high quality Runnymede Borough Council’s 2030 Local Plan promotes new town centre development and urban regeneration alongside public realm improvements and grants for businesses to restore and smarten shop fronts Woking-based Charlie said: “The repurposing of much of the town’s office stock has had the dual benefit of meeting the housing requirements of the adopted 2030 Local Plan to accommodate the borough’s growing population whilst retaining asset value for the investors “There has been strong demand and residential values here have also been relatively stable in spite of the economic challenges of the last 12 months with average house prices at £428,590 in 2023 “And there are more opportunities to convert offices for residential use in and around Abbots Way Station Road and Pyrcroft Road in the town alongside the provision of more residential housing supply we need to see more investment in Chertsey’s leisure and retail offer.” He added that the council’s focus on the main shopping area was welcome and would help to support local residents as well as potentially attracting more office occupiers back to the town This follows successful regeneration schemes in Addlestone and Egham town centres Charlie said Chertsey’s attractive location good connectivity to the City and close proximity to Heathrow Airport meant that despite the ongoing conversion to residential there was still an active swathe of office demand with major occupiers including Samsung He went on: “Whilst it is challenging to hold on to a nucleus of occupiers when you have towns such as Staines it is not impossible for us to see an office market revival in Chertsey particularly amongst the SME market and provided there is further investment to reinvent assets here “One of the attractions of the Chertsey office market is that the rental tone within the town is comparatively discounted with rents some 20 to 30 per cent lower than equivalent accommodation in adjoining town locations and business parks “We are expecting this office space to attract occupiers back to the town where rents for Grade A and Grade B sit at £25 to £28 per sq ft currently We are already seeing positive movement at out-of-town locations Charlie added that the Chertsey industrial market remained active and if developers or owner occupiers could get their hands on industrial land for development they would do well with demand continuing to outstrip available supply and most units let immediately upon becoming available “This is what we have witnessed at Chertsey Industrial Park on Fordwater Trading Estate has just three out of eight industrial units remaining to let We also recently completed a 10,000 sq ft letting nearby to Brooklands Automotive and expected rents are now in excess of £20 per sq ft “Chertsey has a range of second-hand industrial stock and we have just concluded lettings on two small secondhand industrial units in Chertsey of 1,800 and 2,600 sq ft achieving in excess of £16 per sq ft it would be good to see investment in the refurbishment of some existing industrial units in the area improving quality and sustainability credentials to meet occupier demands “It would seem that the theme for Chertsey this year is one of reuse and reinvestment – whether repurposing stock for alternative uses to meet local demand or reinvesting in the town centre or its industrial stock this focus on revitalising property assets and the wider town centre will help give Chertsey its time to shine.” TIME TO SHINE: Thames-side Surrey town Chertsey is set to undergo a revival driven by town centre regeneration and out-of-favour offices being converted into residential stock © Thames Tap (powered by ukpropertyforums.com) Sign up to receive our weekly free journal, The Forum here and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" UK Property Forums enable forums and events in the property sector which help to create business development opportunities Office Address:UK Property Forums Ltd is located in Reading 0203 478 7340info@ukpropertyforums.com SearchFrome Town 0 - 1 Chertsey TownHarrison RichardsApr 53 min readUpdated: Apr 6 Frome Town fell to a fourth consecutive 1-0 defeat as Chertsey Town put them to the sword at Badgers Hill A late first half strike from Oliver McCoy was enough for the Curfews to take three points back to Surrey with the result putting them out of relegation trouble Despite managing just 34 goals in the league this season the BA11  outfit would have been hopeful to find the back of the net against the 2nd worse defence in the league It was a nervy start to the game for Frome as Jack Mazzone nearly punished them in the first minute latching onto a ball over the top before fortunately dragging his effort wide Frome began to settle and fans around the ground thought they took the lead in the 15th minute when Sam Teale tapped home following a free-kick but celebrations were halted by the linesman’s flag James Ollis then forced a solid stop from Joshua Strizovic six minutes later he fired a sharp shot which was subsequently beaten away Then deja vu struck in the 32nd minute - Joe O’Loughlin broke down the left hand side and fizzed a cross in which Archie Ferris tapped home only for the goal to be chalked off for offside once again as Matt Wood misjudged a ball over the top McCoy allowed the ball to bounce before firing past Kyle Phillips Having only managed to pick up five points from losing positions all season the sense of inevitability was hard to ignore when going behind that it would end in defeat was hard to ignore Frome struggled to create clear chances after the break though substitute Zak Drew had a decent opportunity in the 50th minute - his shot however was struck straight into the ground and Ollis couldn’t direct the follow up on target Albie Hopkins then had a good chance ten minutes later it looked more likely the visitors would double their lead They nearly did in the 89th minute following a defensive lapse Chertsey surged down the right hand side and struck an effort across goal that somehow hit the inside of the post - somehow staying out - but it made little difference as Frome slumped to another league defeat a trip to Swindon Supermarine beckons and will be a crucial factor in deciding our fate this season Your support on the road has been fantastic all season and it will be needed once again Match report and live updates by Harrison Richards Stanley Matthews and John Barnes are just a few of the names that come up in this week's episode Jenny discovers a sharp contrast between the East End's slum living conditions and the bravery and warmth of the new mothers. Even after leaving the convent, Jenny keeps up with the lives of her midwifery family. Just as Call the Midwife brings heartwarming stories from the past, Virgin Media provides broadband deals to keep you connected to what matters today Read on to find out where Call The Midwife was filmed, and look at our TV Map of Britain to find your favourite TV show hotspots This Catholic college was the original filming location for Nonnatus House in seasons one and two of Call The Midwife In 2013 it was sold for redevelopment and production transferred to a studio set Call the Midwife is set in the late 1950s/60s Poplar in East London Modern Poplar is nothing like it used to be So it is mostly filmed on a permanent exterior set at Longcross Studios houses and landmarks are all lovingly researched and reconstructed in a time-out-of-time immersive experience Local houses and shop fronts are represented on the set with Hendy Street and Fred Buckle's allotments not far off the house was acquired in 1952 by the Ministry of Supply and became an Officers' Mess The Manor House is now part of Longcross studios and has been appearing as Nonnatus House convent since 2013 Its exterior frontage has stone steps leading up to a columned stone portico the house features wood-panelled meeting rooms and the midwives' kitchen and dispensary Chatham Historic Dockyard makes a perfect period set for exterior filming It features typical old cobbled streets where the stars of Call the Midwife are often seen passing on their bicycles These include the front of Doctor Turner’s surgery and Poplar Police Station which is the frontage of the Victorian Ropery with some added props This imposing frontage was used as a location for the London Maternity Hospital in Call the Midwife The prominent coat of arms above the door was modified by CGI to look like a clock HMS Cavalier is a Royal Navy CA-class destroyer This ship is sometimes used as a filming location such as when Sister Evangelina and Trixie deliver the baby of the Swedish Captain’s daughter in the opening episode of season two Call The Midwife went on location to the Outer Hebrides to shoot a Christmas Special The scenes were based around St Clement’s Church in Rodel while the cast stayed in the grand Amhuinnsuidhe Castle on the island of Harris Nurse Val and Nurse Lucille visit a lighthouse during their trip to Scotland It’s actually the remote Eilean Glas Lighthouse on the east coast of the island of Scalpay Step back into the heart of Call the Midwife and relive the moments that have made this series a national treasure Stream every episode and follow the dedicated midwives of Nonnatus House as they support their community through life’s most emotional milestones you can access BBC iPlayer and all your favourite streaming platforms in one place – simply head on over to Home > Apps & Games > All Apps Fibre broadband deals Gigabit broadband deals Broadband deals Broadband and TV deals Virgin Media services are only available in eligible Virgin Media network areas All of the products on this page are subject to survey Hanwell Town’s Geordies crashed out of the FA Cup on Saturday (14 September 2024) to fellow Southern League team Chertsey Town with a lacklustre display that also saw two Hanwell players dismissed for red cards in the second half leaving manager Chris Moore somewhat disappointed “I don’t think we got going at all you’ve not really got going but they’ve not yet threatened us “Then we go out and we get a player sent off and it kills us a bit Its all about discipline and the two lads let us down today.” neither team had an attempt on goal with Chertsey’s Will Montague and Sam Omperon both hitting the side netting Alfie Pendlebury getting the ball into the net for Hanwell just before the break Chris Moore made early changes in the second half bringing on Mat Mackenzie and Joe Wilson but the move was somewhat nullified by Jordan Edwards being shown a red card for a second bookable offence soon after and keeper Sam Beasant had to make excellent saves at point blank range from Montague and midfielder Conor Lee to keep the visitors out but with 20 minutes to go the task for the Geordies got even more challenging as winger Kameron English was shown a straight red card Hanwell fought with just the nine men on the field to keep the game on level terms with defender Dan Carr curling a free kick just wide of the Chertsey goal to give the vocal home support some hope Chertsey Town swung a corner into the far post and Jack Mazzone had the easiest of finishes to give the visitors the advantage leaving Hanwell the mammoth task of trying to equalise and earn the replay Sam Omperon confirmed the result for the visitors with a shot past Beasant following a quick break upfield and so left the Geordies to imagine what might have been Hanwell return to Southern League action next Saturday at the Powerday Stadium 3 Cameron Rohart-Brown ((Joe Wilson 46′ (Elliot Beynon 84′)) 4 Callum Woodcock (Luis LePaih 90’+1′) 12 Leo Donnellan (Mat Mackenzie 46′) “Silverwood” will deliver treatment and care in a safe and therapeutic environment at St Peter’s Hospital. It’s run by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust and has 64 ensuite bedrooms across four adult mental health wards. It replaces an outdated mental health unit that was demolished in 2022. Graham Wareham, Chief Executive of Surrey and Borders Partnership, said: “Silverwood will provide a safe, spacious and therapeutic environment that I am sure will support people with their recovery. It will also provide staff with a fantastic place to work. “The input we’ve received from people who have used mental health services has been invaluable in helping us to offer an environment and facilities which will truly meet the needs of people using the service.” Silverwood will support adults with severe or acute mental ill health. It offers a range of therapeutic spaces including a music room, art room, sensory room and spirituality room and each ward has its own garden. There is also an outdoor sports area, a fully-equipped air conditioned gym and access to a woodland walk to support both people’s physical and mental health. Inpatients will be able to control the lighting and heating in their rooms to promote well-being. © 2023. Radio Jackie. All rights reserved. Win HappyPremiumSearch Rayogreatest hitssurrey east hampshirenewsReport of rape near Chertsey Bridge Surrey Police are investigating the incident An investigation is underway after a rape was reported near Chertsey Bridge Surrey Police said the incident happened between 6:45pm and 7:30pm on Saturday (8 March) In a statement the force said: "We appreciate the concern that this incident will cause within the local community and we would like to reassure you that we are working at pace to establish the circumstances of what has taken place." A number of enquiries have already been carried out including obtaining CCTV footage from nearby business premises and speaking to people living nearby Anyone with information is asked to come forward Hear all the latest news from across the UK on the hour, every hour, on Greatest Hits Radio on DAB, smartspeaker, at greatesthitsradio.co.uk, and on the Rayo app. 61 year old Paul Sander was sentenced at Guildford Crown Court after pleading guilty to 10 offences. The offences included direct sexual contact, assault, voyeurism, public indecency and taking indecent photos of children. Surrey Police have said that he will not be eligible to apply for release for ten years and then only if the parole board considers it safe. Detective Sergeant Alastair Bagshaw, said: “Paul Sander is a dangerous sexual predator and I am pleased that this was recognised in the lengthy, and type of, sentence that he has received. “Because of this, he will not be eligible to apply for release for ten years and even then, only if the Parole Board consider him safe to do so. “I cannot emphasise enough how much admiration I have for the strength that Sander’s victims have shown in coming forward and talking about the horrific experiences that they had to endure.  It is thanks to their bravery that he is now no longer a risk to other children. “I hope that this case can reassure others that Surrey Police is committed to protecting and supporting vulnerable people and bringing dangerous offenders to justice.” Notifications can be managed in browser preferences. I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice The UK has basked in its warmest day of the year so far as temperatures topped 21C on Thursday’s spring equinox The highest temperature recorded was 21.3C in both Northolt, west London, and Chertsey, Surrey It beat this year’s previous top figure of 19.7C in Crosby on March 9 and was just shy of the highest recorded UK spring equinox temperature of 21.5C in 1972 Wales also enjoyed both its hottest day of 2025 so far and its warmest spring equinox as Gogerddan saw a peak of 20.4C The previous warmest spring equinox in Wales was 20.3C recorded in Valley in 2005 Met Office forecaster Craig Snell said: “It has been a fairly pleasant day “Sunshine has been the best down across the south we have kind of seen the highest figures there “Temperatures have been a little bit more hazy further north but everywhere has generally had a dry and fine day today.” Some fine weather was also enjoyed in Northern Ireland on Thursday where the top temperature was 17.1C in Derrylin, County Fermanagh, and in Scotland where figures peaked at 16.1C in Auchincruive in Ayrshire. Sunseekers may be disappointed as temperatures are set to dip back to the averages for this time of year of around 11-12C in the coming days. Mr Snell said “things are kind of “changing”, adding: “The weather will turn more unsettled, and then, because of that, temperatures then will begin to fall away, back down to nearer to where they should be for the time of year as we go into the weekend. “I think today will probably be the peak of the temperatures and then it does turn a bit more unsettled.” Meteorological spring always starts on March 1 while astronomical spring, or the equinox, begins around March 20 each year. The other equinox is in September and both mark the sun crossing the equator. Day and night are therefore about the same length. Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern said “at 9.01am this morning, the spring equinox occurred, that means the northern hemisphere is now tilted towards the sun”, and it feels spring-like as “warmer air is dredged up from the south” around an area of low pressure. More unsettled weather is ahead as “low pressure starts to move towards the UK, the winds will pick up, the cloud will build and we’ll see a change to more showery weather over the next few days”, he added in an online forecast. A frost-free night is expected as the cloud and breeze builds up but sheltered parts of northern England and Scotland could see a touch of frost in the early hours. A milder start to the day, compared with recent mornings, is expected on Friday, when it will be wetter in some places. Mr McGivern said: “South-western parts of the UK will see showers from the word go, perhaps even a rumble of thunder, though showers will move into west Wales, Northern Ireland, western Scotland, through the day as well.” In a marked change compared with the week so far, it will become fairly breezy in the east and across higher parts of Scotland but with “temperatures still above average” and it will still be “a warm day, but not quite as warm as Thursday”. 38-year-old Kyle Prunty is wanted for failure to appear in court for an offence that took place in the area Anyone with information on his whereabouts should contact police on 101 Mitch Parker scored a first half hat-trick as bottom of the table Marlow delivered a performance and result at Chertsey Town this afternoon (Saturday) that will have raised eyebrows at grounds across the division This website uses 'cookies' to give you the best Using this website means you are Ok with this You can change which cookies are set at any time - and find out more about them - by following this link<\/a> motors and property from the Maidenhead Advertiser Photo: Theo Edwards/Marlow FC. TME Sports Photography The Blues have looked all but certainties for relegation this season the side slipping 12 points from safety after last weekend's 2-0 home defeat to Plymouth Parkway they've made a couple of signings this week in the form of Mekhai Ressassa-Grant and Reuben Amissah and today they delivered the kind of performance that will give fans real hope they can pull off the great escape They remain 10 points from safety - and have only 14 games left to earn the points needed to survive the drop this was such a stunning victory that the players will believe anything is still possible Manager Bartley has always believed his side can compete in the Southern League Premier South and won't give up on survival until it's a mathematically impossibility This afternoon he handed a start to Ressassa-Grant while Amissah was available to him from the bench Parker turning home a shot acrobatically in the seventh minute to make it 1-0 Parker took on the bicycle kick and executed it perfectly Chertsey levelled matters just a couple of minutes later with Naheer Nawaf winning the visitors a penalty in the 14th minute Parker converted to make it 2-1 and better was to follow for the Blues - but only after a couple of smart saves from new keeper Rhone Their third goal came on the stroke of half-time Parker firing the ball into the bottom corner The Blues went close again when Chris Ovenden's header was deflected behind for a corner in the 58th minute but from the resulting set piece the Blues made it 4-1 and Harry Hoath rose highest to send a bullet header into the back of the net Chertsey scored again to make the game interesting and they added a fifth in the 70th minute when Hoath smashed home his second of the game Rhone saved well again in the closing stages to round off a very good afternoon for Marlow They are back in action at home to Merthyr Town on Saturday but will go into the game with the leaders full of confidence after this win Full Time!Thank you and Good Night ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️#MarlowFC #WeAreMarlow pic.twitter.com/lP4hNdLXmn Flackwell Heath were indebted to a late own goal from Charne Lemba as they collected all three points at home to Kings Langley at Wilks Park The result sees the Heathens move to within four points of second placed Berkhamsted who were held to a 2-2 draw at home by Leighton Town and they remain eight points behind leaders Real Bedford who were 3-1 winners at Welwyn Garden City but their pressure finally told when Lemba put through his own net with only 10 minutes to play and the hosts held on for their sixth league win in eight matches They are also unbeaten in eight since losing 4-2 to Berkhamsted at home on November 23 They next face an intriguing clash away to leaders Real Bedford this Saturday A win for Chris Ayres side would see them cut the gap to the top side to five points In the Combined Counties Premier Division North there were disappointing defeats for play-off hopefuls Holyport and Burnham against two of the league's title challengers Holyport have returned to form in recent weeks with the return of key players from injury they weren't quite able to overcome third placed Bedfont Sports who scored twice in the first half through George Frise (36') and Daniel Williams (40') Callum Wright (54') got Port back into the match with a goal early in the second half but they couldn't find another as they suffered a first defeat in five matches fifth placed Virginia Water failed to take advantage as they were beaten 2-1 at home by leaders Amersham Town Virginia Water and Holyport are level on 41 points Holyport go to Hilltop on Wednesday before hosting Reading City on Saturday Its ends in defeat pic.twitter.com/Tu2ZW8nBhC Burnham are also in contention for a top five finish with the matches they have in hand This afternoon they visited second placed Egham Town and were beaten 3-0 Benjamin Thomas Peden (45') and Reece Mitchell (60') Joel Ampabeng was also sent off for the Blues.  Burnham are still only four points off the top five play-off places and have a few matches in hand on most of their rivals Burnham return to action at home to Edgware & Kingsbury on Saturday GOAL! 30 mins @EghamTown 1 @BurnhamFC1878 0A lapse at the back for Burnham sees Egham take the lead on the half hour. pic.twitter.com/kUsBu6J0RA GOAL! 45 mins @EghamTown 2 @BurnhamFC1878 0A goal right on half time sees the Sarnies double their lead. pic.twitter.com/ROyEmbzTuX Windsor & Eton have moved to within a point of leaders Penn & Tylers Green - with three matches in hand - after defeating Spartans Youth 3-1 this afternoon The Royalists were looking to make amends for their disappointing home defeat to Belstone in mid-week and they did so in fine style - Penn's goalless draw with Rising Ballers Kensington being the icing on the cake The visitors had this game wrapped up inside the hour mark Pawel Kowalkowski scored twice in the first half his first coming from the penalty spot in the 12th minute and his second coming just after the half-hour mark after being played in on goal by Sam Whitehead Ross McKernan squeezed in Oliver Graham's cross to make it 3-0 before Rhys Williams grabbed a consolation for Spartans from the penalty spot Mo Davies pulled down Williams to concede the spot kick and Ben Hutchings was also sinbinned in the aftermath but Windsor & Eton comfortably held on The second placed side are back in action at home to Brook House at Stag Meadow on Tuesday evening 16th placed Windsor FC were beaten 1-0 away by Eversley & California Ollie Noyes (49') grabbing the only goal of the game early in the second half Marlow FC Voters have had their say in local council elections across Buckinghamshire Construction workers did make a mistake when building a new £1.3million roundabout the RBWM cabinet member for highways has said The Conservatives lost a long-held majority at Buckinghamshire Council and fell one seat short of the 49 needed - 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