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Oct 12, 2026

Matthew BattleHOST
18:19
Again, it's what mom used to always say, gin and jag.
Matthew BattleHOST
18:22
Surrey was very comfortable, and I suppose if you go up to Esher, it is very comfortable if you look at national statistics in terms of affluency and et cetera.
Matthew BattleHOST
18:30
It's probably in the top three behind Richmond, probably Westminster, uh, and Chelsea and Kensington.
Matthew BattleHOST
18:36
So top four, five I should say.
Charlie CollinsGUEST
19:13
Values to a degree can deal with that, but that has its own consequence.
Charlie CollinsGUEST
19:16
So, so average values in Surrey are at, are well over 10 on an income to house price ratio.
Charlie CollinsGUEST
19:23
In some places over 15, including Esher, including Haslemere.
Charlie CollinsGUEST
19:26
Another, I think Haslemere's got the most first class railway ticket holders in the country or something.
Baz RichardsHOST
14:02
Can't get Phil either, can we? Interesting stuff.
Baz RichardsHOST
14:04
So you just mentioned very quickly then, of course, you've got the show coming up in Esher in November.
Dylan LovegroveGUEST
14:09
Yes.
Baz RichardsHOST
14:10
It's on November the 6th.
Baz RichardsHOST
14:11
6th of November.
Baz RichardsHOST
14:13
And people can go to the Esher website now and check out the tickets, can't they?
Dylan LovegroveGUEST
14:17
Yes, they can.
Dylan LovegroveGUEST
14:18
Yeah.
TimHOST
1:51
Hello, amateurs.
TimHOST
1:52
We're back with another classic episode, and this one is with my former Esher teammate, James Inglis.
TimHOST
1:59
I absolutely loved chatting with Jingles because he is a student of the game, somebody that takes it really seriously.
TimHOST
2:06
He's very sort of self analytical, and I see a lot of myself in him in that regard, and I certainly learnt a lot from him when I was playing, uh, with him at Esher Rugby Club.
TimHOST
2:18
Alongside that, in this episode, there's a load of funnies from the early academy days and his time in the Championship at Cornish Pirates and then Esher, and latterly moving into coaching, and there is a ton of great coaching lessons in this as well.
TimHOST
2:34
And the YouTube channel is still going great guns, and the Nations Championship will, will, will be back with us soon, so get over there and subscribe.
TimHOST
2:43
Okay, here's Jingles.
TimHOST
4:00
If you're one of the few who hasn't listened to that episode yet, then I urge you to go and give it a listen ASAP.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:21
Picture two, I think you'll recognize.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:24
Claire and I started coming here to Holy Trinity Claygate while we were still living in Esher in 1999.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:31
And then properly, we started coming here in 2001 when we moved to Foley Road.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:37
I was so grateful for everything that I've learned here.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:32
Otherwise, do see me later.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:35
Claire and I started coming here while we were still living in Esher in 1999, and then and then we came here properly when we moved to Foley Road in 2001.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:50
I'm so grateful for all that I have learned being here.
Stuart SadlerGUEST
2:53
It was here where my faith really woke up.
Andy LothianHOST
6:26
next Saturday.
Andy LothianHOST
6:30
And Bob Jeffries up there in Esher today.
Andy LothianHOST
6:34
The Saturday afternoon dance party.
Andy LothianHOST
6:36
Bob is back with us next Saturday at one o'clock.
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:12
But, um, no. The...
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:14
I actually worked down in Esher for two or three years, and I went to the Farnborough Club 'cause it was the nearest one to me at the time.
BrownieHOST
41:20
Fair enough.
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:21
So I was a, a member for two or three years.
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:12
But, um, no. The...
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:14
I actually worked down in Esher for two or three years, and I went to the Farnborough Club, 'cause it was the nearest one to me at the time.
BrownieHOST
41:20
Fair enough.
Rich MiddletonGUEST
41:21
So I was a, a member for two or three years.

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BrownieHOST
146:00
Good.
Rich MiddletonGUEST
146:01
But, um, no. The...
Rich MiddletonGUEST
146:02
I actually worked down in Esher for two or three years and I went to the Farnborough Club because it was the nearest one to me at the time.
BrownieHOST
146:08
Fair enough.
Tilda SwintonNARRATOR
2:01
[gentle music] How did a British prince end up as one of Hitler's staunchest allies? The story begins in Victorian England.
Tilda SwintonNARRATOR
2:26
[birds chirping] [door closing] On the 19th of July, 1884, Prince Leopold Charles Edward, 2nd Duke of Albany, Earl of Clarence, and Baron Arclow, was born at Claremont House, Esher, Surrey.
Tilda SwintonNARRATOR
2:44
He was part of the most powerful royal family in the world.
Tilda SwintonNARRATOR
2:48
His first cousins were King George V, Kaiser Wilhelm, and Tsar Nicholas II, men who would shape 20th century Europe.
Sadie PizzeyHOST
17:22
Mm.
Richard ColemanGUEST
17:22
But if you, uh, if you, if you're coming home and you feel it's a bit colder in Esher or Cobham than it is in, in, in central London, you can whack the heating up, uh-
Sadie PizzeyHOST
17:32
I, yeah, see, I am a big one for circuits as well because I like to be-
Richard ColemanGUEST
17:36
Yeah

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