Radio Newark

Richard Williams, Chair of Newark & Sherwood Concert Band, is joined by his daughter Victoria and talks about the Newark & Sherwood Concert Development Band and their up-and-coming "Play Day" on Sunday, October 8th.

PHP Fitness and Vicky Cozens tells us how this weekend is set to be a very busy and exhausting one at PHP, all in aid of The Children's Bereavement Centre.

Michelle Allen from Access Accountants and Lucy Brown are planning to Wing Walk in aid of The Childrens Bereavement Centre in Newark. Both have never attempted this before and are nervous and excited! Find out about how their preparations are going and how you can help them reach their fundraising target.

David Lloyd, leader of NSDC joins us to talk about local business grants. Businesses have till 25th November to register and apply, so please listen to the chat as soon as you can.

The Rev David Pickersgill joins us to chat through his change of circumstances, after having three successful years in the town.

Phil talks to Stuart Wallace, Chair of Notts CC about his support for the charity "My Sight Notts." Stuart has been a supporter of this charity for a while and during "National Eye Health Week" is encouraging us to keep our eye health in check, and also support the charity.

Phil talked to Rachel from the centre about this latest campaign. Find out how the castle grounds are going to be transformed in October.

James Fountain from Bazzoo joins Phil to chat about what this month's meeting will cover.

Children aged between 7 and 12 are being asked to imagine what future Newark might look like in a newly launched competition, with prizes including an Amazon Fire Tablet up for grabs. The brand new Future Newark Writing Competition, launched by Newark and Sherwood District Council, invites the minds of tomorrow to submit their incredible ideas for how the town could become even better! Find out more as we talk to Sarah Clarke from NSDC. More information can be found at https://www.newark-sherwooddc.gov.uk/futurenewark/

Phil chats to Cathy Lowe and Louise Sinclair from Beaumond House about how the clinical team are coping during the Coronavirus pandemic and also how different this year's "Be Bright Blue" campaign will be.

Phil Speaks with Kerri McGarrigle, chair of Newark Business Club ahead of their first virtual Zoom meeting. Usually, the group meet at the Everyday Champions Centre on the first Friday of each month, but since the lockdown, no meeting has taken place. Find out what's in store here.

Reverend David Pickersgill from St Mary Magdalene joins Phil to talk phones, as the church launches a new service for those who wish to listen to his weekly sermon.

We catch up with Lisa from Edan Lincs to chat about how the organisation is coping with the lockdown.

Nottinghamshire's Young Farmers are urging us all to think about making a Scarecrow and raise money for our NHS in the process. Phil spoke to Jessica Rose, Charity Chair of Nottinghamshire's Young Farmers to find out more.

Each year Matt and a few friends give a child who has cancer a wish, then organise charity events to raise money. Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, no events can be planned so; This year they wished to help a local girl, Jemma Rose, who quite simply wanted a laptop. Down to the generosity of KnowHow they were successful.

Balderton's Matt Shephardson is spending some time in his garden putting on a concert in aid of Beaumond House. He tells us why he's doing it.

Phil chats to Madeline O' Sullivan from Newark and Sherwood CVS about how volunteering has increased here in Newark during the Coronavirus outbreak.

Phil catches up with Cathy Lowe from Beaumond House to discuss how Coronavirus is affecting fundraising.

Reverend David Pickersgill joins us to talk about Easter 2020 and the changes made to the services at St Mary Magdalene and St Leonards Churches in Newark.

Six schools, one choir and over four hundred voices come together to relay one message in a community song. Just Be You is a song about being ourselves and the importance of this for good mental health. With a strong message, the song has been used by the schools to talk through issues including grieving, making friends, being patient and coping with change. By using the simple message of ‘it’s ok to be ourselves’, each school has also used Just Be You to address body image, emotions, playground bullying, being individual and much more. Each of the schools involved have relayed how much they have enjoyed taking part and the difference this project has made in everyday life at the school. Participating schools included Newark Academy, Forest View Academy, Barnby Road Academy, Barrowby Church of England primary, Mount Church of England Primary, St Peters Cross Keys Church of England Primary, and the Major Oak Pop Choir.

How does to feel to sleep rough? Staff and volunteers at NSDC prepare to spend the night sleeping rough in Castle House Car Park. Listen to our chat with Beverley McMillan and Leanne Monger. They are also raising money for IMPACT, Shaw Mind Foundation and Lifespring Centre Ollerton. You can donate here https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/sleepoutns

Hazel Millns joins Phil to discuss the activities surrounding "Baby Loss Awareness Week."

Inspector Heather Sutton of Newark Police has several updates and information for you this week including the graffiti plaguing the town.

Olivia Bradford joins Ady and discusses all the new exciting bits and pieces occurring at our charity of the year!

Join Sharon with an update on this years prestigious Newark Business Awards update

Louise tells us about the Artisan & Crafty market happening on Bank Holiday Sunday, the upcoming events such as the European Juggling Convention and late night shopping. To be kept up-to-date with events in Newark market place follow them on Facebook as Newark Royal Market and Newark Crafty Quarter and Artisan Markets, and on Twitter @heartofnewark

Patraic and Chloe were returning home from a year working in Australia when, during her 2 day stop over in Singapore she was diagnosed with complications to her pregnancy and deemed unfit to fly. Baby Lorcan was born premature at 24 weeks weighing just 2lbs and although improving daily, remains in hospital in intensive care. Family friend Lucie Scullion tells their story and the fundraising event to be held at the Cedric Ford Pavilion on May 26th to contribute to the hospital bill Can't make the event but would like to assist? You can donate here: https://give.asia/campaign/support-for-lorcan

Hope House School & Vacation Centre is set in Newark's rural countryside delivering learning to young people with autism. School Principal Terri Westmorland chats with Ady about her methods, successes and hiccups and her plans for the future

Terri Westmoreland talks of their success

Musical Director Colom O'Shea updates Ady on all things musical with Newark & Sherwood Concert Band

Sgt Ollie Vale of Newark Police joins Ady to discuss how the Police are running inititives to tackle rural crime including hare coursing, equine and fly tipping.

Join Sarah as she gives Ady the latest on what is occurring at the National Civil War centre in Newark

Sharon Marriott, Events Sponsorship Co-ordinator speaks with Ady about this years prestigious awards ceremony.

Francesca and Craig pop by to update us on what's happening in the world of Newark Young Professionals.

Newly appointed Town Centre Beat Manager for Newark Rob Harrison joins Ady to discuss his new role and initiatives taking place to tackle anti social behaviour, shop theft and drug taking in Newark.

Newark Patriotic drop by and deliver us the latest news ;)

Rachel Wison of CBC drops by, joins in a brew and discusses some excitement news!

Chair of Newark Business Club Kerri Saxby joins Ady with all the latest information from the business world and NBC!

Michael Pace joins Ady and provides valuable information if you have been involved in a collision.

Be inspired as Kirsty Keeton describes the companies fab new competition!

Festive favourites continue live with Matt Shepardson as you drive home this week

The children of BArnby Road Academy continue our festive favourites live in the studio

The Christmas countdown is on an Holy trinity join us with carols live in the studio.

Susie Chambers ins back kicking off this Christmas singing live in the studio some festive classics

Time for our monthly update on what's happening in and around Newark with our local cops

Howard Pell describes how the community of Belton have come together for a special reason.