Crystal Palace will play their home fixture against premier league giants Chelsea at Whyteleafe FCs Church Road Stadium on Saturday the 10th of April 2021.
A spokesperson for the chairman of Crystal Palace said, “We decided to play the game at a local team’s ground. Whyteleafe FC have always been incredibly supportive and helpful to us over the years, so it’s time to repay the favour and put them into the spotlight”. Of course, with no fans allowed this decision has been made a lot easier with the Premier League approving the switch last evening.
Ridge Radio is our local radio station with its studio at Soper Hall, Caterham, you can listen 24/7, 365 days a year by going to www.ridgeradio.co.uk and clicking ‘Listen Live’.
Or download the free Mobile App and hear the station from anywhere in the World, you can listen on any Alexa enabled device by first asking, ‘Alexa Install Ridge Radio’ and from then on when you want to tune in say, ‘Alexa Enable Ridge Radio’.
Ridge Radio broadcasts from Soper Hall in Caterham Valley, we have 48 volunteer presenters broadcasting 24/7 over the internet.
Go to www.ridgeradio.co.uk and click ‘Listen Live’ or download our free Mobile App to hear us anywhere in the World.
You can listen to us on an Alexa enabled device by first asking, ‘Alexa Install Ridge Radio’ and from then on ‘Enable Ridge Radio’ every time you want to tune in.
This month we would like to introduce you to our December Presenter in the Spotlight, Freddie Onadeko, his show is Monday evening from 9:00pm to 11:00pm called The Monday Night Slowdown. We asked Freddie the following questions:
Welcome to December’s edition of The Caterham and District Independent.
Well, we’ve made it. As we move through the final weeks of what has been a strange and unsettling year I’m profoundly grateful that not only are we still here, but that we’re ending our first twelve months bigger and better than ever before, with plenty of exciting plans for the future. There’s no doubt that it’s been tough but, as my Dad always says, ‘where there’s a will, there’s a way’, and we definitely have had the will to succeed.
It’s also time to celebrate; the re-launched Caterham & District Independent is now 1-year old! My first edition, as Editor, was published in December 2019. While I knew that nearly all new businesses struggle at the beginning, I definitely wasn’t prepared for the challenges that a global pandemic would throw at us. My learning curve was much steeper than I could ever have imagined it would be. It wasn’t just a case of getting the paper to print on time (which is hard enough) but also having to constantly adapt to ensure it stayed in print during both lockdowns.
