Podcasts about claire vennis

P pod presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey visited Annie Jones, in Lavant Street, last week, ahead of the restaurant's reopening. They spoke with Caroline Pring and Paul Setford to find out how they had coped during lockdown and what changes customers could expect to see now the restaurant is open once more. This is the full interview from which an abridged version was taken for that week’s P pod.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last month the P pod visited Meon Springs, in East Meon, where presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey were joined by the Petersfield Post's Jon Walker. Together they spoke with owner Jamie Butler about the facility and farming in general. This is the full interview from which an abridged version was taken for that week's P pod. Enjoy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. This week, presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey - known to their producer as Clacey - visit Hector's Menswear, the new gent's outfitters in Chapel Street. They meet owner Joe Bicknell to discuss his venture into retail - although he has plenty of experience alongside him - having taken over the premises of the former Fraser's shop, while Joff tries to find something classy to go with his trousers. They also catch up again with photographer Michael Clement, who's been engaging in some interesting lockdown projects while his commercial work has slowed. The Petersfield Post's Jon Walker also has his say on Joff's trousers, while also advising you what's in this week's paper. Plus Suzie Wilde's latest Wilde Walk, there's music from local lads Juno and even producer Dave Bowers gets on the mic to discuss 'those' trousers. This week's podcast was recorded in Hector's Menswear on the evening of Monday, 5 October and was produced and edited by Dave Bowers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The new Growing Together show from Shine Radio. The temperatures are falling and the nights are drawing in. Ann-Marie Powell and Claire Vennis are out in the garden with tips and advice for October. You can contact Ann-Marie and Claire on team@petersfieldradio.uk Music by Mark Vennis Audio production by Nina Vennis (it's a family show) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Claire Vennis and Dave Bowers round-up the day's local information and news stories for Petersfield and its villages. Today, a Petersfield entertainment venue reopens, and there's a legal battle brewing in the Meon Valley. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. This week, presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey visit Stroud as the guests of Tori Thompson-Bland and her 16-year-old daughter, Imogen, who recently won the Petplan Equine Prelim Under-21 Festival championship, in dressage. They also welcome Shine Radio presenter Kate Fairweather, local musician Oliver Tides and the George Clooney of the Petersfield Post, Jon Walker, who continues his ongoing bromance with Joff. The show was recorded on Monday, 14 September and was produced by Lucy Davies - it was her first time ... didn't she do well! See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Ann-Marie Powell and Claire Vennis welcome you to Shine Radio's new monthly gardening show. We want Growing Together to be the brighter gardening show for anyone keen to make the most of a garden, big or small in the Petersfield area. With passion, experience and still new things to learn, Ann-Marie and Claire share advice and expertise every month.  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Yes, it's back. Back again ... your favourite podcast that starts its name with two Ps.  The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. And, after their summer break, presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey pay a return visit to Gallery No 30, on the High Street, to meet owner Fifi Crowley, who has an announcement that will delight all the town's traders. They're also joined by musicians Calum Hornby and Will Reigate; artist Jan Welsman, who's currently exhibiting at Gallery No 30; Shine Radio's own Suzie Wilde, who will be previewing her new show, Talking Books; Michelle Bicknell, owner of Hector's, the new boutique on Chapel Street; and the ever-popular Jon Walker returns with a sneak preview of this week's Petersfield Post. All that plus chat, laughter and much more. This week's P pod was recorded on the evening of Monday, 7 September, "in front of a live studio audience" at Gallery No 30. It was produced and edited by Dave Bowers and Harrison RB, who were ably assisted by Lucy Davies. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Claire Vennis and Dave Bowers present your essential update of local information for Petersfield and its villages. Share news and information with us on 01730 555 500 or team@petersfieldradio.uk  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Suzie Wilde and Claire Vennis bring you today's essential local information for Petersfield and its villages in the Morning Report. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey bring you today's update of essential local information. Today, local MP Flick Drummond visits Butser Ancient Farm and we hear about new arrangements at the Taro Centre from manager Dave West.   See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. This week, presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey - plus producer Dave, who has far too much to say for himself - visit One Tree Books, where they speak with owner Tim O'Kelly. There's music from former Churcher's College pupil Alec Murray, suggestions on what to do with a cauliflower ... and plenty of laughs too. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. As things begin to return to a vague form of normality in our town, there's even more to discuss and presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey headed to the new home of the King's Arms - the former premises of Michelin-starred restaurant JSW - to bring you a smorgasbord of delights from across the Petersphere. John Callaghan, one of the founders of the King's Arms, talks about its 20th anniversary and how it's a "dream" to be moving into the new home. Young musician Harry Marden plays you two of his songs; Gallery No 30's Fifi Crowley explains how the business has coped during lockdown; Petersfield Museum's Lauren Wayland talks books and Flora Twort; and Ulrike Jage tells you our twin town of Warendorf, in Germany, managed the pandemic. Plus there are our regular contributors Suzie Wilde - this week walking with fellow Petersfield Community Radio volunteer John Welsman; Martin Bamford; Helen Adams; Noni Needs with another recipe exchange; and the Petersfield Post's chief reporter, Jon Walker, drops by unannounced ... again. This week Claire and Joff were assisted by contributions from Alan Cosh and John Welsman, The show, which was recorded in the courtyard at the King's Arms, was recorded on Monday 13 July, and was produced and edited by Dave Bowers, who was ably assisted by Lucy Davies. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

After 15 weeks indoors, Joff Lacey and the newly coiffeured Claire Vennis are finally out and about in the Petersphere. The 39th edition of the P pod comes to you from the sun-kissed garden of The Old Drum on Chapel Street. This week Claire and Joff celebrate their freedom by talking travel and holidays with Meon Valley Travel's Nicki Lahiri. Dean Lowe, manager of The Old Drum explains how they coped during lockdown and what their plans are now their doors are open. And Joff speaks to the Petersfield Post's chief reporter Jon Walker about the biggest talking point in the town at the moment – street restrictions and parking. We also have another chief – Good Morning Britain’s chief correspondent Richard Gaisford in conversation with young reporter Nina Vennis. Noni Needs receives a surprise doorstep visitor, Suzie Wilde takes some time out to reflect on a Wilde Walk, Alan Cosh has hints and tips to save you dosh, as well as a Mindful Moment with Helen Adams, a money moment with Martin Bamford and the history of the Corn Exchange is revealed by Ryan Watts from Petersfield Museum. If you’re a business anywhere around the Petersphere and would like to host a Monday evening recording of the P pod please do email us - team@petersfieldradio.uk. This weeks edition of the P pod was produced and edited by Stephen Martin, with vocal coaching provided by Sarah Martin. Pictures by Lucy Davies

Our flagship weekly magazine show presents the best of Petersfield with the fragrant Claire Vennis and the sturdy and genial Joff Lacey. This week, you can hear from Chris Ricketts, a music teacher at The Petersfield School, who chats to our duo about the virtual summer music festival taking place this Friday. What's more, completely free of charge and with no obligation, you'll also hear from walker Suzie Wilde; wild Jon Walker; cash expert Martin Bamford; cash saver Alan Cosh; the Petersfield Museum's Lauren Wayland; Helen Adams encourages you to stretch; Noni Needs meets with James Fairweather for a BBQ-special Recipe Exchange; and Richard Marks has some bad news about the weather. Oh, and Joff goes in search of sympathy and compliments ... This week's P pod was recorded on Monday, 29, June, in Joff's garden on the Herne Farm estate and was edited by Stephen Martin in a blur of talented finger movements.    

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey bring you today's essential local information for Petersfield and its villages. And you'll discover how one Petersfield charity is helping vulnerable people through art as Artscape's Mandie Molyneux joins us. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.

It's Petersfield's weekly news, views and personalities show with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. This week, will Covid turn Petersfield pedestrianised? We meet one campaigner who wants to see a new relationship between traffic and people in the town centre. Teacher Neil Hornsby tells the story behind the Bedales School junior band night which this year moved online in an international hook-up. Jon Walker gives us a sneaky peak into the pages of this week's Petersfield Post James 'Foodie' Fairweather gives Noni Needs ideas for using-up old ingredients you find in your kitchen cupboards. and Richard Gaisford is standing outside (as TV news correspondents love to do). Plus... Regular favourites including Suzie Wilde's Wilde Walk, Martin Bamford's Money Moment, the best local weather forecast from local meteorologist Richard Marks, Helen Adams's moment of mindfulness and a new money-saving feature as Alan Cosh saves you dosh. Send ideas for the show to pod@theppod.uk or call Petersfield 555 500.

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey with your Morning Report of fact-checked local information. Caz Nicholls from the Petersfield and Liss NCT branch.  Send information for the programme to team@petersfieldradio.uk of call 01730 555 500.

Local writer Greg Mosse is one of the judges in the Weald and Downland Living Museum's historical fiction short story competition – along with our own Suzie Wilde. He joined this week's P pod to speak with Claire Vennis about his career and the competition. A great encourager of writers, Greg has delivered successful writing workshops for Guardian Masterclasses, Edinburgh Book Festival, Cheltenham Festival, Chichester Festival Theatre and many others. This is an extended version of the interview carried in this week's P pod.

Essential information for Petersfield and its villages with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. Today, councillor Julie Butler joins us to help us keep an eye on our vulnerable neighbours, we have water-saving tips to help us through this hot, dry weather and the latest news of shops that are getting back to business. Send information for the programme to team@petersfieldradio.uk or phone 01730 555 500.

Petersfield’s weekly magazine show, with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. This week, inbetween visits to garden centres and playing golf, Petersfield's very own Little and Large introduce interviews with 12-year-old WWF ambassador, Will Lall, a Churcher's College pupil who hosted a live online webinar broadcast across the world, and, in the week that should have seen the start of the Chelsea Flower Show, Charles Dedman, of East Tisted-based outdoor furniture specialist Gaze Burvill. Richard Marks returns with some good news on the weather front; Suzie Wilde takes us round her garden, and Martin Bamford stays on top of financial matters, while the Petersfield Post's Jon Walker likes big birds and he cannot lie ... This week's P pod was recorded on Monday, 18 May, while the presenters were angling and playing basketball at the correct physical distance. It was produced by Joff Lacey and edited by Alice Payne - both of whom stayed alert throughout.

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey bring you our daily update of fast facts in a friendly voice. The Morning Report also contains a chat with local artist Justin Lees who is auctioning a painting to raise money for the health service. And Mental Health Awareness week continues as the 60 Second Support campaign offers advice on staying connected from the charity Young Minds.

Petersfield’s weekly magazine show, with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. This week our less-than-dynamic duo are joined by members of the local children's choir that has taken Britian's Got Talent by storm. We're also lucky enough to hear the track which made some of the judges cry ... in a good way, that is - not like the Cheeky Girls did.

Joff Lacey and Claire Vennis bring you the latest essential information for Petersfield and it's villages.

Petersfield’s weekly magazine show, with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. Yes, the P pod is 30. They're still in lockdown, but Claire has managed to get a longer piece of string and some bigger tins to ensure she drags Langrish kicking and screaming into the 20th century ... no, the 20th. And, just in time for the 30th edition! This week, our radio hams are joined by Katie Maria, who runs a language school in Petersfield, and our own Petersfield Community Radio co-founder, Stephen Martin, discusses a record month for the project. There is a also a musical birthday tribute to Captain Tom, from the Hampshire Music Service - which includes many people from across the Petersphere - plus another satisfying stroll with Suzie, and some manic money with Martin. The P pod was recorded on the evening of Monday 4 May - produced by Harrison RB and Dave Bowers. That's both ends of the age spectrum covered. If you're good enough, you're old enough to join us here at Petersfield Community Radio!

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey are here with your essential local information for Petersfield and its villages. Today, our focus is on people who live and work in care homes as we meet Latasha Jarrett from South Downs Care about her work with residents of Stroud House care home. Send information updates and thank you messages for help you've received to team@petersfieldradio.uk or phone 01730 555 500.

Petersfield’s weekly magazine show, with Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey. This week, Joff is at home in Herne Farm, while Claire is seemingly channelling mid-1970s BBC sports broadcasts from behind the Iron Curtain … all that's missing is Bryon Butler. They speak with Ramsdean's award-winning baker, Sarah Raisbeck, who is now operating a 'pick-up shop' from her home and Sarah supplies us with an easy-to-make bread recipe

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey bring you today's essential information for Petersfield and its villages. Today's programme includes the start of a new mental health campaign, 60 second support, and we hear the latest from teenager Nina Vennis in her lockdown diary. Send information to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.

Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey bring you essential information for Petersfield and its villages, with Harrison RB and Dave Bowers. Also today, an insight into the work of Petersfield-based charity FitzRoy and a lookahead to Thursday's Petersfield Dark Skies Night when we encourage you to stop and stare and take-in the majesty of space. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or telephone 01730 555 500.

Jo Watts, from Sew Creative, in Lavant, Street, popped into this week's P pod to explain how an email galvanised more than 100 people into stitching and producing clinical gowns for GPs in East Hampshire. This is the full interview with Claire Vennis that was featured, in abridged format, in the P pod. 

Petersfield’s weekly news, views and local personalities - all complying with social distancing reguations - with Claire Vennis, in Langrish, and Joff Lacey, on Herne Farm. This week, our distancing duo are joined, remotely, of course, by Sew Creative's Jo Watts, who is spearheading a drive to produce clinical gowns for local GPs. Joff has his weekly 'bromance' call with the Petersfield Post's chief reporter, Jon Walker; Suzie Wilde tees up a walk from home; Martin Bamford has your financial news; we hear from Dr Penny Mileham, from the Grange Surgery; and Richard Marks heralds the end of summery conditions in East Hampshire ... just don't shoot the messenger! The P pod was recorded on Monday, 13 April, across a bespoke, technical system of levers, pulleys, cans and string; production and editing was carried out, at great personal expense, by Petersfield Community Radio hostage Dave "Please send food parcels" Bowers. *To help fund Sew Creative's clinical gown production, visit the GoFundMe page here.  

Back to work for many of us, so start the working week with essential information for Petersfield and the villages. Presented today by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey with guest Stephen Martin, co-founder of the Petersfield Community Radio project, an update from Steep by Alan Cosh and the latest gripping instalment of teenager Nina Vennis's lockdown diary. Send information updates or thanks to those who've helped you to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.

Petersfield’s weekly news, views and local personalities with Claire Vennis, in Langrish, and Joff Lacey, on Herne Farm. They're joined by international cyclist Joe Truman, the current British National Track Keirin champion and former TPS pupil, and Marcus Fellowes, from Barbershop Botanicals. 

Petersfield's weekly news, views and local personalities with Claire Vennis in Langrish and Joff Lacey in Herne Farm. Award-winning garden designer and TV presenter Ann-Marie Powell joins us for outdoor inspiration, Suzie Wilde and labrador Raine take their daily exercise close to home, Jon Walker looks through highlights from this week's Petersfield Post, John and Jan Welsman encounter some surprising birdlife, Martin Bamford rounds-up the recent changes in monetary policy that could affect you and Bryony Alford has her legs up the wall. It's a wellbeing tip. Only the crumbliest, flakiest broadband connections were used to make this programme. See if you can tell.

Your essential local information with Claire Vennis and Stephen Martin. Send your offers of help or requests for people to help you to team@petersfieldradio.uk or telephone us on 01730 555 500. Today, the latest from the PACT Foodbank from Terry Doubleday, what the banks are offering customers from local bank manager and our volunteer Joff Lacey, and Gary Green from Bohunt Education Trust appeals for your used laptops, Chromebooks and iPads.

Petersfield's essential information update with Claire Vennis and Suzie Wilde.  Our guest today is Amelia Mahler of East Hampshire District Council who is appealing for temporary accommodation in the local area. Full information transcript and all the links we mention at https://petersfieldradio.uk

It's very interesting, and it's recorded remotely. Yes, it's remotely interesting this week as Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey come face-to-face in a virtual radioland that's compliant with Government advice. We hear from two business owners who are affected by the Coronavirus shutdown, Carina Neeson of the Dandy Cat and Natural Food Deli owner James Brunner. Dave Bowers is here with the news too, John Walker previews what's in the Petersfield Post, Richard Marks has your weather, Suzie Wilde takes a calming Wilde Walk and the team chats about life in isolation with children home schooling. Contact the team on 01730 555 500 or email pod@theppod.uk