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The P pod is your weekly magazine programme with the voices and stories of Petersfield people. This week, presenters Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey invite themselves along to Annie Jones restaurant, in Lavant Street, which reopens on Wednesday, 30 September. There they meet the restaurant's Caroline Pring and Paul Setford, and discuss the reopening, the closing and the changes enforced upon them. A longer version of the interview will be posted on the website separately. Clacey also chats with Shine Radio presenter Laura Sheppard, who talks about her upcoming arts show; the station's co-founder, Dave Bowers, explains why Petersfield Community Radio has launched a crowdfunding appeal; there's a Wilde Walk from Suzie Wilde; the Petersfield Post's Jon Walker flirts gratuitously with Joff; and there's music from local singer-songwriter Vic Cracknell. This week's P pod was recorded on the evening of Monday, 28 September, and was produced and edited by Dave Bowers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Suzie Wilde have your essential local information for today. Also Laura talks about a new arts and entertainment programme coming soon and Suzie learns how a calendar works. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. Information transcript Hampshire police officers were involved in a multi-force police operation to tackle county lines drug activity which saw more than 200 people arrested. Officers from Hampshire and nine other forces were involved in the three-day campaign, called Operation Pandilla, using automatic number-plate recognition to target vehicles on arterial routes and motorways. It resulted in 230 arrests for offences including attempted murder, possession with intent to supply class A and B drugs, possession of offensive weapons, possession of firearms, assault and possession of criminal property. Meanwhile 22 knives and other weapons were recovered, 54 vehicles were seized and 62 illegal items including drugs were confiscated. Men and women in Petersfield are being encouraged to consider a career as a firefighter. The Hampshire Fire and Rescue service is recruiting for permanent firefighters in our area. Successful candidates will receive specialist training to deal with a wide variety of incidents from road traffic collisions, fires and floods to chemical spills, rescue from heights and animal rescue. You can apply to join the service as a trainee or a competent firefighter if you already have experience. The service says that keeping people safe in their homes is a priority right now. This means you’ll visit the most at-risk residents, attend schools and community events and inspect high-risk properties to reduce the chance of fires happening in the first place. If you’d like to pursue this opportunity, you can find out more at the link we’ll post on petersfieldradio.uk Look – here it is… bit.ly/JoinHantsIOWFire A Petersfield environment group wants to know your thoughts on climate change. The Petersfield Climate Action Network is conducting an online survey to discover what people in our town think about climate change and the environmental measures we can take to help combat it. There are sixteen questions in the survey including points about the new Covid-19 restrictions in Petersfield Town Centre and whether they should become permanent. The survey organisers also want to know what you have done so far to help. They suggest reducing household energy, driving and flying less, using an electric vehicle and buying from local businesses can all contribute. If you’d like to take part we’ll put the link at petersfieldradio.uk https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1Cm4F3Q29i4KbG6bD36FgZEtU4TWQ-S5bd-vrca945p6TPg/viewform East Hampshire District Council is reviewing its Constitution to make it more comprehensive, accessible and robust. The council’s Constitution is a key document which supports the council’s operations and ensures efficient governance. The work has also included a revised Code of Conduct, which is clearer and more helpful to councillors. The Code of Conduct will be shared with town and parish councils who can comment on it and adopt it as they require. The final version of the constitution, to include the new Code of Conduct and new protocols for officers and councillors, will be finished in November. EHDC leader Cllr Richard Millard believes the new Constitution will be more comprehensive, flexible, easier for residents and councillors to understand and will provide the council with a clear set of guiding principles. Travel news On Winchester Road in Petersfield there are temporary traffic lights at its junction with Princes Road. Watch out there if you’re coming off the roundabout because the traffic can back-up right onto the roundabout when the light is red going into town. On Station Road the electrical works continue and there are temporary lights controlling traffic from Sandringham Road and Winton Road. Social distancing measures remain in place across the town, with suspended parking on the High Street and in The Square, and it’s still cycles and buses only between the Square and Chapel Street. … and if we’re not saying what you’re seeing, please let us know – you can reach us on Petersfield 5 55 500 or via email, team@petersfieldradio.uk See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard bring you today's essential local information. Includes news of the closure on the A272 between Stroud and Petersfield. Share your information updates with team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard are here with your essential information for Petersfield and its villages. Today, TPS reopens to local groups and it's the nominations deadline for the Petersfield Awards. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard mark National Prosecco Day and preview a new feature coming to Petersfield's Shine Radio very soon. Plus all the latest local information to get you through another hot and sticky day. Tomorow's Morning Report will be the last in its current format as we plan to launch our new 24 hour service this weekend. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Another show packed with essential local information for Petersfield and its villages. Laura Sheppard and Stephen Martin also confirm all the local restaurants participating in the Eat Out to Help Out promotion, we discuss the new LED street lights currently appearing in the Rams Hill development and have your vegetables been the target of some very hungry caterpillars? You're not alone. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Suzie Wilde bring you today’s update of essential local information. Today you’ll be hearing about the writing competition at the Weald & Downland Living Museum when Suzie talks to author Greg Mosse, one of her fellow judges - and why he has challenged contemporary listeners with a Saxon riddle. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Alan Cosh bring you today's essential Petersfield information and we hear how Gladiator training is back at the rugby club after lockdown. Petersfield's very own answer to Maximus Decimus Meridius, Steve Stidolf explains all and we bring you a further treat from the Petersfield Shakespeare online festival. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Suzie Wilde round up the latest news and information from across the Petersphere. This morning you'll hear from Julia Dean, the latest writer to have their monologue (Nurse’s Lament) chosen for performance as part of the PSF online festival. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Harrison RB round up the latest news and information as we start another week in Petersfield. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Today it’s the turn of Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard to bring you your daily round-up of local information for Petersfield and surrounding villages. And they also bring you an interview with Fifi Crowley, of Gallery Number 30 and - as today marks the launch of the Petersfield Shakespeare Festival’s 2020 online festival - Monologues and More - they share with you a snippet from one of the exciting performances which will be available each day from 16 to 25 July. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Harrison RB and Laura Sheppard bring you today's round-up of local information for the Petersphere. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Laura Sheppard and Alan Cosh keep you up to date with the latest information from Petersfield and its villages. Today we hear your concerns about the procedures at the recycling centre and we speak to Antonia Troth who runs the popular Madeleine's Kitchen on Lavant Street. How have the traffic and parking restrictions affected her business and life for her customers? You can send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Laura Sheppard and Noni Needs are here with essential information for you in Petersfield and its villages. We cover East Meon, South Harting, Steep, Sheet, Langrish, Stroud, Buriton, Froxfield, Tilmore, Liss and Rogate as well as the town itself. Today, Mike Turner of Jacobs & Hunt estate agents reveals the state of the local housing market and how buying and selling houses has changed through lockdown.
Laura Sheppard and Noni Needs bring you today's essential local information and Karen Dodds from the Time to be Me beauty salon shares her difficulties during lockdown and the continuing uncertainty she faces. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Noni Needs and Laura Sheppard bring you today's essential local information for Petersfield and its villages. We also hear from One Tree Books owner Tim O'Kelly on the changes he has made to ensure browsing, buying and picking-up a coffee is safe, and home-schooling teenager Nina Vennis pens the latest entry in her Lockdown Diary. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call Petersfield (01730) 555 500.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard round-up the latest essential information from across Petersfield and its villages. Katy Bishop explains how members of Petersfield Ladies Circle have been supporting the community during the Covid-19 lockdown period while raising a smile. Send information and Father's Day messages to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard have your essential information for Petersfield and its villages. Today we hear from Dr Penny Mileham as she answers your questions on Coronavirus, distancing and infection. Also, the first ever edition of our money-saving feature Cosh Saves You Dosh with local penny-pincher Alan Cosh and teenage diarist Nina Vennis returns with the latest entry in her lockdown diary.
Dr Penny Mileham returns with answers to your latest questions on Covid-19. In this half hour discussion Dr Mileham covers test and trace, distancing, facemasks, children, the elderly, operations and the vulnerable. Laura Sheppard and Suzie Wilde put your questions to Dr Mileham. The NHS number is 111. The number to request a testing kit if you have symptoms is 119.
Laura Sheppard and Harrison RB are here with fast facts in a friendly voice. Morning Report is your daily round-up of essential local information. Also today, illustrator Rachel Hudson announces the winners of a local children’s wildlife competition.
Noni Needs and Laura Sheppard are here with today's essential information for Petersfield and its villages. Today we hear first-hand testimony from the care sector frontline with nurses Clare Dunn and Caroline Hinder of the Rosemary Foundation. Also, Richard Gaisford reports on life in the Meon Valley and we summarise the latest government announcement on NHS Test and Trace, the new scheme designed to help break the chain of Covid-19 transmission.
Fast facts in a friendly voice. Get your essential local information in the Morning Report. Laura Sheppard and Harrison RB present the programme.
In a new faster format, Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard bring you what's new across the Petersphere as we support each other through the continued restrictions. It's also Mental Health Awareness week and the 60 Second Support campaign continues with good advice on planning from the charity Mind today. Plus a quick chat with local furniture designer Charles Dedman who will be a special guest in this week's P pod. How is an outdoor furniture business coping through lockdown?
Laura Sheppard and Lucy Davies are here with your essential information update for Petersfield and its villages. Today, more detail on what we can and shouldn't do, including outdoor activities now allowed, sports facilities reopening and news of the Police response. We also have information about ways you can help people with pets to care for, the latest 60 Second Support mental health feature and a series of Thank Yous from care homes and The Harrow to share. You can send information to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard bring you today's essential local information for Petersfield and its villages, including important news from the hospital. We also meet Alice Farrow who sung "We'll meet again" in our VE Day programme and represents the armed forces charity SSAFA for which Petersfield's VE events raised money. Send information and limericks to team@petersfieldradio.uk or 01730 555 500.
Dave Bowers and Laura Sheppard bring you the latest essential information for Petersfield and its villages. On the show this morning: VE Day - how are you commemorating the 75th anniversary tomorrow? The latest edition of 60 Second Support - Dr Rina Bajaj on "understanding your feelings in situations you can't control" The latest Lockdown Diary from Nina Vennis Clap For Carers You can send information updates and thank you messages for help you’ve received to team@petersfieldradio.uk or phone 01730 555 500. We share information with the Petersfield Coronavirus Resource Hub, the Petersfield Voluntary Care Group and other local agencies.
Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard present essential information for Petersfield and its villages, all fact-checked by volunteers at Petersfield Community Radio. Today, Helen Drake of Citizens Advice East Hampshire explains what help is available from her organisation and how to get it, and we hear how a group of pub regulars has raised more than one thousand pounds for the PACT foodback from Townhouse customer Andrew James. Send information to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Essential information for Petersfield and its villages with Laura Sheppard and Harrison RB. It's Petersfield Dark Skies Night tonight so Laura and Harrison learn what we can see in the night sky from Dark Skies Dan of South Downs National Park and weatherman Richard Marks forecasts how clear it's likely to be. Stare and Share - send your reactions to what you see during Petersfield Dark Skies Night to team@petersfieldradio.uk or phone 01730 555 500. It's the same contact details to pass on local information or say thank you to someone who has helped you.
Money expert Martin Bamford of Petersfield's Informed Choice independent financial planners agreed to answer questions from Petersfield Community Radio listeners about the Coronavirus outbreak and how it will affect our finances. In this half hour programme, Martin covers furlough, tax, benefits, rates for businesses and many other matters that affect our family finances and the world of work. Laura Sheppard puts your questions, and ours, to Martin. Note: nothing in this programme constitutes personal financial advice. If you need personal advice for your specific circumstances you should speak to an independent and regulated financial adviser from a source such as https://www.unbiased.co.uk
Today's essential information for Petersfield and its villages with Suzie Wilde and Laura Sheppard. Includes the latest news from local food producers. Send information updates to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.
Noni Needs and Laura Sheppard bring you today’s essential information for Petersfield and its villages. And you'll hear from local musician Callum Hornby, who's planning a 'remote gig'. Send information updates or thanks to those who’ve helped you to team@petersfieldradio.uk or call 01730 555 500. We share information with the Petersfield Coronavirus Resource Hub, the Petersfield Voluntary Care Group and other local agencies.
Essential information for Petersfield and its villages, with Laura Sheppard and Lucy Davies. Also today we hear the latest from Petersfield Theatre Group as Harrison RB talks to the group's chairman, Mark Perry.
Essential local information with Laura Sheppard and Jeff Price. Today, Sheridan Rocher explains how Age Concern is helping local people and how you can help them. Send your offers of help or requests for people to help you to team@petersfieldradio.uk or telephone us on 01730 5 55 500 and we’ll pass them on to the relevant organisations and agencies.
Your essential local information with Laura Sheppard and Harrison RB. Today's special guest is P pod presenter Joff Lacey, a bank manager by day, who offers advice on how to spot the financial scams that are, sadly, so prevalent at the moment. Full information transcript at https://petersfieldradio.uk/2020/04/morning-report-thursday-april-2/
Laura Sheppard and debut-making Harrison Randall-Brown clear everybody else out of their respective houses to bring you today’s lockdown update of services and help available in the Petersfield area. Send your offers of help - or requests for people to help you - to us at team@petersfieldradio.uk or call us on 01730 555 500 and we’ll pass them on to the relevant organisations and agencies. Today, we hear from Sophie Doe, from the Petersfield Coronavirus Help Network, and we have the latest entry in Nina Vennis’ teenage Lockdown Diary …
A daily radio update of services and help available in the Petersfield area during the coronavirus outbreak - this morning with Laura Sheppard and Joff Lacey. Today, the vicar of St Peter's Church, Will Hughes, joins us.
A daily radio update of services and help available in the Petersfield area during the Coronavirus outbreak with Laura Sheppard and Dave Bowers. Send your offers of help or requests for people to help you to team@petersfieldradio.uk or telephone us on 01730 555 500.
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