David Jay brings you this week’s roundup which sees East Grinstead’s Lewis Hatchett and Ian Sturmer steamroller Sussex Premiership leaders Cuckfield for 59; Horley’s winning run continues; and there are hundreds at Merstham for Noman Javed and Laurie Nicholson, for Priory 1s’ Brad Scriven, and for Priory 3s Manoj Rajarethinam makes 140 off 64 balls as the side add 210 for the last three wickets.
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Photo: Ian Mackenzie, Director of Information and Facilities and Mr Alan James, Clinical Lead General Surgery Breast and Vascular in a new procedure room
A brand new surgery centre has opened at East Surrey Hospital.
The centre is a dedicated area for patients who need day case or short stay surgery. Mr Alan James, Clinical Lead General Surgery, Breast and Vascular said that due to changes in surgical techniques and recovery options, more and more operations can be done as day cases or very short stays.
Ian Mackenzie, Director of Information and Facilities said that the new £1.7 million surgery centre has taken just six months to build.
The new state of the art centre has two procedure rooms, three consultation rooms, recovery and trolley waiting areas.
This week’s roundup sees Reigate Priory stay top of the Premiership with 6 wickets for skipper Luke Beaven; brings news of unbeaten hundreds for Leigh’s Alex Smith and Merstham’s Noman Javed; plus ‘5-fers’ for Priory’s Matt Packham, and Merstham’s Imran Aslam and Anand Pratap. Evergreen Trevor Stevens bowls Horley to a win, and there’s news of next week’s On The Front Foot Susy Cricket Show on which Trevor is a guest.
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This week sees Reigate Priory topping the Premiership on their own, and Horley 1sts securing a win, while a valiant unbeaten 120 from Outwood’s Phil Blease can’t prevent his team falling an agonising 4 runs short of a famous victory chasing 300.
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Reigate & Banstead Writes is a new local, short story competition established by The Warwick School with a simple rule – the story has to be set in the local area.
Over 400 entries were received for students in Years 5-9. The winning stories were read on David Jay’s Afternoon Stroll Teabreak and are now available to Listen On Demand.
Year 5 – Grace Moore (St Joseph’s Primary Redhill) with her story ‘Beneath’ Read for the Afternoon Stroll Teabreak by Katie Harvey and broadcast on Thu 8 June.
Year 8 – Ben Herneman (St Bede’s Redhill) with his story ‘The Lord of the Rails’ Read for the Afternoon Stroll Teabreak by David Jay and broadcast on Thu 15 June.
