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  • Woman arrested in connection with death of PC Andy Duncan

    A woman has been arrested in connection with the death of a police officer killed in a hit-and run on Friday. Dad-of-two PC Andrew Duncan, a Merton traffic officer, was rushed to hospital on Friday morning after he was mowed down by a back Volkswagen

  • Crystal Palace boss Holloway: "Blame me for that performance"

    Ian Holloway blamed himself for Crystal Palace’s listless display and 2-0 defeat at home to Swansea City today. He confessed to be “absolutely gutted” and admitted his new signings looked like strangers all through the 90 minutes of Premier League

  • Creasey wins World Championship silver on her England debut

    Cheam's Brenda Creasey won silver at the Badminton Veterans World Championships despite it being the first time she has ever represented England. Partnering Betty Bartlett, the pair narrowly lost out to an experienced English pair from Lancashire

  • Officer critically injured in hit-and-run dies

    A police officer critically injured in a hit and run in Sutton has died. PC Andrew Duncan,a Merton traffic officer, was rushed to hospital on Friday morning after he was mowed down by a car travelling at speed he had signalled to pull over.

  • Two break necks in pony and trap crash

    A man and a woman broke their necks when they were thrown from a pony and trap after a crash with a car. The pair were injured during a collision between their pony and trap and a car on the A22 in Surrey. Surrey Police said a man in his 40s and

  • Stylish, funky and practical

    Sharing its underpinnings with the New Clio, the Captur is the latest addition to the booming small crossover class, currently filled by established rivals such as the MINI Countryman, Nissan Juke and Vauxhall Mokka. Along with compact dimensions

  • PICTURES: Tour of Britain whizzes through Epsom

    The penultimate stage of the Tour of Britain saw the biggest names in cycling racing on the roads of Surrey yesterday. Stage seven of the race passed through Leatherhead, Dorking, Cranleigh, Shere, Woking, Chobham and Farnham. Thousands of

  • New high tech Mazda blends efficiency, style and dynamics

    This third-generation Mazda6 is the second new Mazda model to utilise the Japanese firm’s ultra efficient and weight-saving SKYACTIV Manufacturing process, with sharply styled ‘KODO Soul of Motion’ design language. At a time when most rivals come

  • Vintage Kingston: The woman who became hooked to fishing

    From Friday, September 19 2003 Most women would run a mile if their husband suggested they come fishing with them, but not former Surbiton resident Gillian Forsyth. But that is just the beginning of the tale. She not only found herself hooked

  • Driven: Peugeot 208 1.2 FTi 82

    Peugeot’s new supermini follows in the footsteps of the well proven 206 and 207. Although sharing the same platform as its predecessor the 208 gets a prettier, smaller and lighter body. Highlight design cues comprise the ‘Floating’ grille and signature

  • Wannabe football star hopes to emulate his Ivorian namesake

    Mitcham's wannabe football star Mory Kone is hoping to emulate his name sake’s goal scoring ability as he attempts to win a professional football contract. Striker Mory, 19, an Ivorian by birth, has entered Samsung’s Win A Pro Contract competition

  • Chris Wood brings up-close and personal magic to Epsom

    Queen guitarist Brian May described his magic as "amazing".  He has performed for the likes of Michael Caine and Emma Watson Wood and recently enjoyed sell out shows at the Magic Circle. Now Chris Wood is bringing his up-close

  • Sutton health club takes top award

    A Sutton health club has scooped a top industry award. The Spirit Health Club at the Holiday Inn in Gibson Road has been named operator of the year at the ukactive and Matrix Flame Awards 2013. Ezio Sakamoto, manager of the club, said:  "At

  • Jonathan Aitken to launch Alpha course

    A former Conservative MP who was jailed for perjury will be launching an Alpha course in East Molesey. Jonathan Aitken, who is now president of Christian Solidarity Worldwide, will invite people to explore the basics of Christianity for eight weeks

  • Postgate: An update

    A resident has demanded the council pay for her car repairs after she hit a wooden post put outside her house without her knowledge. Patricia McGinley has made an official complaint to Sutton council after it erected a two foot tall bollard yards

  • Pop up shops come to Croydon

    A new pop up shop programme has been introduced in Croydon. The programme is part of Croydon Council’s High Streets Improvements Retail Support Package with the aim to begin pop up tenancies in September 2013 and run them through until March 2015