Podcasts about jubilee square

Graham Laycock Mark Worley, Chairman of the North West Surrey Bus Users Group with news of improved funding of bus services in Surrey and a forthcoming Woking Bus Users Meeting on Saturday 22nd July at Christ Church, Jubilee Square in Woking town centre.

Police had to be called in to deal with hundreds of England fans who gathered in Maidstone after their Euro2020 defeat to Italy. Flares are said to have been set off as supporters converged on Jubilee Square following the final whistle. Meantime, Dover's MP has come in for criticism after suggesting England's Marcus Rashford should have concentrated more on practicing football than getting involved in politics. He campaigned for free school meals during the pandemic and missed a penalty last night. Our political editor has more on a leaked message by Natalie Elphicke. Also in today's podcast, the boss of a Folkestone hotel says Covid measures will stay in place there even after 'freedom day' on July 19. Kent's police and crime commissioner has vowed to crack down on fly-tippers who blight the countryside. And away from some of the controversy, we hear what fans thought of last night's Euro2020 final and have the thoughts of our sports editor.

This episode is brought to you by National Office Systems The co-founder of the group working to rename two of Savannah's downtown squares discusses a petition filed Monday with the city of Savannah to change Calhoun Square to Jubilee Square. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What an amazing turn out by the Leicester City fans... over 50,000 fans arrived in Jubilee Square to show their respect for Club Chairman Vichai and walk to the King Power stadium before the Burnley match... 100%LCFC Lee Chappy brings you this weeks podcast and the fans views....

As the dust settles on The Great Escape for another year, we're back with our final episode from our latest festival run. Today we're lucky enough to be joined by this simply wonderful Jerry Williams. She stopped by Tracks HQ shortly before she took to the stage to play a packed out and frankly brilliant set at Jubilee Square, and was the dream guest.  Elsewhere in the show, we hand out our Tracks Awards, crown our kings and queens of TGE 2017 and generally mourn the end of an unbelievably brilliant weekend. So all that's left for us to do is thank you all so much for listening, thank our guests for being so brilliant and thank The Great Escape for being such perfect hosts and taking such good care of us. We love you all. See you next year. We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Brighton Fashion Week breaks the record for the World’s biggest pompom in Jubilee Square, Brighton. Music by The Morning Orchestra.

Simon Fanshawe walks through time, from the seafront, through the Lanes and to the new Jubilee Square.

With mike in hand, I venture into Jubilee Square to capture the essence of Fringe City. I meet a man wearing a judge’s wig, a man with giant cardboard ears and a man making funny sounds with a guitar, a laptop and lots of wires. I also meet lots of lovely people who promise to review the performances they see during the festival - horah!