Podcasts about Plumpton

Emmet Kennedy is joined by the team for a bumper Final Furlong Podcast special previewing all the key races across a massive Easter weekend of racing — headlined by the BoyleSports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse and the Sussex Champion Hurdle at Plumpton, with the British and Irish trainers' titles hanging in the balance.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing, Sky Sports, Sun Racing, PaddyPower, atttheraces and Eventmastersuk's Matt Chapman to discuss the latest from around the horse racing world. In Newmarket for the Craven meeting, they catch up with Nell Gwyn winner Kieren Shoemark, who also has the lowdown on Craven Stakes fancy Field of Gold. Also on today's show, Kate Harrington gives us the inside track on mother Jessie's two Guineas contenders Green Impact and Hotazhell. Legendary consignor Willie Browne reflects on smashing his own Craven Breeze-Up record, while Roger Teal has the latest on Lockinge contender Dancing Gemini, Plumpton's Craig Staddon looks forward to welcoming Willie Mullins and Al Asayl's Harry Peter-Hoblyn is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstcock Guest.

Nick is joined by ITV Racing, Sky Sports, Sun Racing, PaddyPower, atttheraces and Eventmastersuk's Matt Chapman to discuss the latest from around the horse racing world. In Newmarket for the Craven meeting, they catch up with Nell Gwyn winner Kieren Shoemark, who also has the lowdown on Craven Stakes fancy Field of Gold. Also on today's show, Kate Harrington gives us the inside track on mother Jessie's two Guineas contenders Green Impact and Hotazhell. Legendary consignor Willie Browne reflects on smashing his own Craven Breeze-Up record, while Roger Teal has the latest on Lockinge contender Dancing Gemini, Plumpton's Craig Staddon looks forward to welcoming Willie Mullins and Al Asayl's Harry Peter-Hoblyn is this week's Weatherbys Bloodstcock Guest.

VOTE for us in the Sports Podcast Awards right here >> https://www.sportspodcastgroup.com/sports_category/best-american-football-podcast Nat & Ben are holding things down whilst Prop-O heads to NY, but the Unders King of Plumpton still drops in his Drew Lock of the Week! So do the boys, but first, they tackle another Rams win on TNF, discuss the De'Vondre Campbell exit stage left, and confirmation of Bill Belichick to UNC. Some massive games this weekend come into view inc. Lions/Bills & Eagles/Steelers, whilst Prop looks at Green Bay vs Seattle, Nat likes Cincy for a big win, and Ben looks to keep his winning record in tact and picks the Chiefs/Browns game. There's some festive Gen X vs Gen Z, Fantasy Gameday picks & much more! ___ Download the Fantasy GameDay App and use the code NCSHOW: https://fantasygameday.app/ or via App Store or Google Play. 18+ BeGambleAware Smokin' BBQ, ice-cold beers, and all the NFL action you can handle throughout the season. What's not to love, people? Check out Hickory's Smokehouse here: https://hickorys.co.uk We're proudly partnered with Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Register your interest at https://bit.ly/AerLingusCollegeFootballClassic to receive updates and exclusive access to the presale. Check out the official Nat Coombs Show music playlist: http://open.spotify.com/playlist/0i1nSLaUJWxZMGCe8eJLQY BONUS CONTENT! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheNCShow ___ Follow Nat on X or Instagram: X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/natcoombs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natcoombs NC Show socials: X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/thencshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thencshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thencshow/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thencshow?lang=en Threads: https://www.threads.net/@thencshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nat, Ben & Prop-O are back for more, reacting to the 3 game ban for Azeez Al-Shaair, updating the latest Erratic QB Power Rankings & discussing their favourite moments of NFL s***housery, before getting down to some Week 14 action. Nat sees a shootout he likes, Ol stays true to being the Unders King of Plumpton, whilst Ben, who's on a hot-steak looks to keep on top of the Drew Lock picks contest. Chat GPT goes wild, who's drinking at Del Rio's bar, and how are the boys shaping up in their weekly Fantasy GameDay contests? All this and much more! ___ Download the Fantasy GameDay App and use the code NCSHOW: https://fantasygameday.app/ or via App Store or Google Play. 18+ BeGambleAware Smokin' BBQ, ice-cold beers, and all the NFL action you can handle throughout the season. What's not to love, people? Check out Hickory's Smokehouse here: https://hickorys.co.uk We're proudly partnered with Aer Lingus College Football Classic. Register your interest at https://bit.ly/AerLingusCollegeFootballClassic to receive updates and exclusive access to the presale. Check out the official Nat Coombs Show music playlist: http://open.spotify.com/playlist/0i1nSLaUJWxZMGCe8eJLQY BONUS CONTENT! Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TheNCShow ___ Follow Nat on X or Instagram: X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/natcoombs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natcoombs NC Show socials: X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/thencshow Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thencshow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thencshow/ Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thencshow?lang=en Threads: https://www.threads.net/@thencshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing and bloodstock world. On today's episode, we hear from Sam Twiston Davies who, in a candid interview, talks about picking up the ride on Bravemansgame for his old boss Paul Nicholls in the Betfair Chase. Also today, RCA board member Jonjo Sanderson issues a rejoinder to Peter Savill's broadside as Plumpton leaves the organisation. Nick and Dave reflect on further fall out from the Cheltenham fatalities, and take a look back at last night's Cartier awards. From the sales ring, Nick catches up with Aaron Langan, consignor of one of the GOFFS stars yesterday, while Harry Herbert looks forward to the sale of Believing at the Sceptre Sessions at Tattersalls. Ben and Molly are back with this week's Point to Point update, with pod pointer Baunmore Jet just days away from his seasonal debut. Plus, John Nicholas, Quarantine Manager, joins us from the Dubai Racing Club.

Nick is joined by Mirror man David Yates to discuss the latest from around the racing and bloodstock world. On today's episode, we hear from Sam Twiston Davies who, in a candid interview, talks about picking up the ride on Bravemansgame for his old boss Paul Nicholls in the Betfair Chase. Also today, RCA board member Jonjo Sanderson issues a rejoinder to Peter Savill's broadside as Plumpton leaves the organisation. Nick and Dave reflect on further fall out from the Cheltenham fatalities, and take a look back at last night's Cartier awards. From the sales ring, Nick catches up with Aaron Langan, consignor of one of the GOFFS stars yesterday, while Harry Herbert looks forward to the sale of Believing at the Sceptre Sessions at Tattersalls. Ben and Molly are back with this week's Point to Point update, with pod pointer Baunmore Jet just days away from his seasonal debut. Plus, John Nicholas, Quarantine Manager, joins us from the Dubai Racing Club.

W Sydney odbył się Polski Festiwal Polonia. Festiwal na swoim terenie zorganizował Klub Sportowy Polonia w Plumpton. Z okazji obchodów swojego 75-lecia, na terenie klubu odbyły się również dodatkowe imprezy. Na klubowym boisku były spotkania piłkarskie - mecze polonijnych drużyn piłkarskich z Canberry, Melbourne i Sydney z gośćmi z Polski Lechią Gdańsk. Ponadto, okrągły jubileusz klubu uświetnił uroczysty Bal 75-lecia, otwarto wystawę olimpijczyka, odbył się doroczny Polonijny Bieg Niepodległości, a trzydniowe celebracje zakończył całodniowy, niedzielny festiwal polonijny.

W społecznościach etnicznych rośnie świadomość o potrzebie wspierania osób żyjących solo czyli nie będących w związkach partnerskich czy małżeńskich. Anna Doloto mówi o tym w jaki sposób Klub Polski Polonia w Plumpton w Sydney, który 31 sierpnia organizuje polską imprezę ‘W rytmie serca', zdecydował wyjść na przeciw zapotrzebowaniu na wieczorki i zabawy zapoznawcze, tak dla sigli jak i dla osób po prostu szukających nowych kontaktów i przyjaciół wśród Polonii…

It's important for property investors to understand the difference between a population and home building hotspot – and what we at Hotspotting would define as a property growth hotspot. There are those who believe that the best philosophy in selecting good places to buy real estate is to follow the population growth – and buy in the locations where population is growing the most or the fastest. This, we believe, is a very poor strategy. Very often, the locations that have the highest population growth rates do so simply because they're locations on the fringe of a major city where there's land available for building new housing estates – and naturally the population will grow there, often from a very low base. And sometimes the growth in prices in these kinds of locations is subdued because there are large quantities of new housing supply being created – i.e. there's an absence of shortage. By contrast, some of the best capital growth is often achieved in locations where there is little or no population growth – because they're established suburbs with no large vacant areas for new homes to be built. The only way the population can grow in such places is by increased density – for example, houses are knocked down and replaced by apartment buildings. Recently the Housing Industry Association published its latest hotspots report – and their definition of a hotspot is very different to ours. The HIA report seeks to identify the areas where the greatest amount of new population and new home construction is occurring. Media reported on this with headlines such as: “Population Boom Creates Hotspots”. A typical article said: “Surging population growth is creating housing hotspots in the suburban outskirts of Australia's major capital cities. “The annual Housing Industry Association Population and Residential Building Hotspots Report says the northwest Sydney suburbs of Box Hill and Nelson are Australia's biggest hotspots for construction, followed by Fraser Rise and Plumpton in Melbourne's west.” Now, this is a perfectly valid report for the HIA to produce, because it speaks to the primary activity of its members, the important business of creating new dwellings – something the nation needs, because there's a serious shortage. The HIA definition of a hotspot is “areas where population growth eclipses the national rate of 2.4% and building work is worth more than $200 million”. But it's important to understand that such places are not necessarily good places to invest. The Hotspotting definition of a hotspot is a place where there are underlying economic factors likely to create superior capital growth in the medium to long term. Our EMPERICAL formula for selecting the locations likely to become capital growth hotspots includes the strength and depth of the economy, the size of the population (but not how much it is growing), the existing infrastructure and amenities, investment in new infrastructure and a number of other features. Locations that satisfy the various criteria in our EMPERICAL formula are far more likely to deliver superior capital growth than city fringe locations where the population is growing fast through new housing estates.  

Today I am speaking with Steven McRae, Principal Dancer with the Royal Ballet, London. Steven grew up in Western Sydney, in a suburb called Plumpton, 45kms West of Sydney. His Dad was a drag car racer, and no one in the family had ever learnt to dance. But somehow, dance found Steven, And at the age of 7, he asked his Mum and Dad if he could start dance lessons and he enrolled in a local studio around the corner from home. It was a life changing decision. By 17, he had not only won the Genée and the Prix de Lausanne, he was standing alone in London having been accepted into the Royal Ballet School—his heartbroken mother on the plane home. In this beautifully candid conversation, Steven talks about his journey to Principal at the Royal Ballet by the age of 23— and that, it's not all as it seems; he speaks about early bullying, crippling home sickness, not always fitting in, and devastating injuries.But Steven speaks of more than that; he talks about starting his own family with his wife Elizabeth Harrod—also a dancer at the Royal Ballet, his post retirement plans, and the moment he snapped his Achilles tendon live on stage in front of 2,500 people, and how he climbed back from the impossible, to perform with the Royal Ballet once again.Steven continues to perform as a Principal Artist with the Royal Ballet in London, all the while juggling life with his wife Elizabeth and their 3 children Audrey, Frederick and Rupert. If you're in London, the Royal Ballet is back on stage, for show times and tickets head to roh.org.uk, and to follow all of Steven's adventures, you can follow him @StevenMcRae_Steven and I recorded our conversation remotely, with Steven dialling in from London, while the podcast recorded on the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, to whom we pay our greatest respects.Production dream team ✨Hosted by @byclaudialawsonProduced by @fjordreviewAdditional Production @clinttopicSound & Editing @outputmediaStudios @brightsidesydney@sawtoothstudios

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to take a look at today's headlines. Opening the show is young rider Joe Anderson, whose stunning recovery and victory at Plumpton yesterday propelled him beyond the racing pages. Also on today's show ITV and Sky Sports Racing's Matt Chapman talks about his experiences at Wolverhampton for the first Sunday night meeting, and also about the Sport4Causes charitable endeavour. Lydia Hislop reports from Naas, where their big fixture was called off after one race, while Ted Walsh tells us about what could be his first ever visit to Warwick on Saturday with Any Second Now, and Tracey Harding has details of a special £5 admission offer to the National Horseracing Museum.

Nick is joined by Racing Post senior writer Lee Mottershead to take a look at today's headlines. Opening the show is young rider Joe Anderson, whose stunning recovery and victory at Plumpton yesterday propelled him beyond the racing pages. Also on today's show ITV and Sky Sports Racing's Matt Chapman talks about his experiences at Wolverhampton for the first Sunday night meeting, and also about the Sport4Causes charitable endeavour. Lydia Hislop reports from Naas, where their big fixture was called off after one race, while Ted Walsh tells us about what could be his first ever visit to Warwick on Saturday with Any Second Now, and Tracey Harding has details of a special £5 admission offer to the National Horseracing Museum.

W Polonia Sports Club Sydney w niedzielę 10go grudnia odbył sie doroczny Bieg Niepodległości. Po begu odbyła się promocja książki polonijnej legendy piłki nożnej Mieczysława Jureckiego 'z boiska na podbój świata'.

Wice-prezes sydnejskiego Klubu Sportowego "Polonia" w Plumpton Jacek Lisowski zaprasza do udziału w corocznym Biegu Niepodległości w niedzielę, 10-go grudnia o godzinie 13.00, a także na spotkanie autorskie z polonijną legendą piłki nożnej Mieczysławem Jureckim, które odbedzię się w klubie zaraz po biegu.

Rozmowa z autorem książki autobiograficznej „ Z boiska na podbój świata”. Wspomnienia Mieczysława Jureckiego to opowieść rozgrywająca się na przestrzeni blisko 90 lat, jest to historia emigranta, sportowca, inżyniera i podróżnika. Spotkanie z autorem odbędzie się 10-go grudnia o godzinie 14.30 w Klubie Sportowym "Polonia" w Plumpton w Sydney.

To download the transcript CLICK HERE   Today we have part 2 with Henry Jeffreys, where we dig deeper into his book, ‘Vines in a Cold Climate” We also delve into the story of Peter Hall, the mastermind behind Breaky Bottom winery nestled in the picturesque South Downs of Sussex. Established in 1974, this winery has a rich history rooted in a time when Chardonnay and Pinot Noir weren't in the limelight, and Seyval Blanc was the star grape variety. I will also be opening up a bottle of the 2015 Seyval Blanc Brut which is the Cuvée Jack Pike, and speaking more about it!    This episode is sponsored by Wickham Wines, A small business themselves focusing on top quality wines. Do yourself a favour, and go check out their online store for their amazing collection! Use the code EATSLEEP10 for 10% off your first order. If you want to skip ahead:   1.18: Talking and Tasting the Breaky Bottom Seybal Blanc ‘Jack Pike' Brut 2015 £36 mix 6 Wickhams Wines   06.33: Plumpton college    09.19: The South Downs English Wine Bar at Gatwick South   11.28: Piwi's - The German Varieties   14.15: Wines GFE: Good for the England   16.32: The problem with German Varieties   18.09: Blackbook wines   20.04: Fun Wine labels (Lost in a Field)  and English ‘Cult wines' (Charlie Herring Riesling)   24.24: Organic Wine growing in England   27.45: Henry's hardest chapter to write   30.37: The Champagne method vs Prosecco method   34.28: English Vineyard and tourism   36.08: Bob Lindo, the salesman and winemaker   39.04: Vineyards in Essex   Any thoughts or questions, do email me: janina@eatsleepwinerepeat.co.uk Or contact me on Instagram @eatsleep_winerepeat   If you fancy watching some videos on my youtube channel: Eat Sleep Wine Repeat Or come say hi at www.eatsleepwinerepeat.co.uk Until next time, Cheers to you! ------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- THE EAT SLEEP WINE REPEAT PODCAST HAS BEEN FEATURED IN DECANTER MAGAZINE, RADIO TIMES AND FEED SPOT AS THE 6TH BEST UK WINE MAKING PODCAST  

Prezes klubu Polonia Sports Club, Adam Biziuk mówi o udziale Polonii w igrzyskach polonijnych w Polsce.

Prezes klubu Polonia Sports Club, Adam Biziuk mówi o odznaczeniach, którymi Polski Związek Piłki Nożnej wyróżnił polonijnych sportowców i działaczy.

Na Puchar Świata w Piłce Nożnej Kobiet do Australii przejechała delegacja Polskiego Związku Piłki Nożnej, która przy okazji wizyty w Sydney odwiedziła polonijny piłkarski Klub Sportowy Polonia w Plumpton. Wrażeniami z tych światowych rozgrywek FIFA World Cup dzieli się sekretarz PZPN Łukasz Wachowski.

W imieniu Zarządu klubu Polonia Sports Club, Anna Doloto, mówi o tradycji celebrowania 'Christmas in July' w Australii, oraz o tym jak zwyczaj ten podtrzymuje Polski Klub "Polonia" w Plumpton. W tym roku klub oraganizuje kolejną taką imprezę w stylu biesiadnym. Wśród atrakcji: ognisko, pieczone kiełbaski, grzaniec i wspólne śpiewanie! Wspólna biesiada odbędzie się w sobotę, 29 lipca w Klubie Sportowym "Polonia" w Plumpton od godziny 18.00.

Deep in the Pacific Ocean, 350 miles off the coast of Central America sits a small, unimposing island, surrounded in natural beauty. One of the island's lesser known claims to fame is that its tropical climate and lost-world appearance were the original inspiration for Jurassic Park's fictional Isla Nublar. Better known, however, are the myths and legends that pertain to the hoards of pirate treasure, buried beneath the surface and lost for over two centuries. Hundreds, if not thousands, of expeditions have sailed to its isolated shores in the hope of uncovering the untold riches, with little to show for their efforts but the wild stories that have helped to continue the legend of the Lost Treasure of Lima for over two hundred years. SOURCES Pim, Bedford & Seemann, Berthold (1869) Dottings on the Roadside in Panama, Nicaragua and Mosquito. Chapman & Hall, London, UK. Montmorency, Hervey (1904) On the Track of a Treasure. Hurst & Blackett Ltd. London, UK. Plumpton, James (1935) Treasure Cruise. Witherby Publishing, London, UK. The Buffalo Commercial (1854) The Cocos Island Treasure. The Buffalo Commercial, 12 Dec 1854, p1. USA. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (1854) The Cocos Island Treasures. The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 12 Dec 1854, p2, USA. Smith, David (1932) El Dorado. Blackwood's Magazine  July-December 1932: Vol 232, The Leonard Scott Publication Co. NY, USA. Cooper, Stephen (2017) Cocos Island & The Treasure of Lima. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. The New York Times (1855) News from the Cocos Expedition. The New York Times, 9 Feb 1855, USA. Bangor Daily Whig & Courier (1855) The Buried Treasure at Cocos Islands. Bangor Daily Whig & Courier, 13 Jun 1855, p2. USA. ------- This episode is sponsored by Hello Fresh, check out hellofresh.com/darkhistories16 to get 16 free meals & free shipping. This episode is also sponsored by The Art of Crime Podcast, check it out anywhere you get your podcasts! ------- For almost anything, head over to the podcasts hub at darkhistories.com Support the show by using our link when you sign up to Audible: http://audibletrial.com/darkhistories or visit our Patreon for bonus episodes and Early Access: https://www.patreon.com/darkhistories The Dark Histories books are available to buy here: http://author.to/darkhistories Dark Histories merch is available here: https://bit.ly/3GChjk9 Connect with us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/darkhistoriespodcast Or find us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/darkhistories & Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dark_histories/ Or you can contact us directly via email at contact@darkhistories.com or join our Discord community: https://discord.gg/cmGcBFf The Dark Histories Butterfly was drawn by Courtney, who you can find on Instagram @bewildereye Music was recorded by me © Ben Cutmore 2017 Other Outro music was Paul Whiteman & his orchestra with Mildred Bailey - All of me (1931). It's out of copyright now, but if you're interested, that was that.

Joining me on this week's episode of the English Wine Diaries is Jacob Leadley and Zoe Driver, winemakers at Black Chalk Vineyard in Hampshire. In 2009 Jacob left a comfortable job in the City to re-train as a winemaker at Plumpton College. Since then, he has worked in the English wine industry including seven years at Hattingley Valley, where he helped produce a number of award-winning sparkling wines. In 2015, he launched Black Chalk together with his brother-in-law Andrew Seddon and is currently the chair of Wine GB Wessex. Zoe fell in love with winemaking when she worked for a sparkling winery in Australia while travelling the world. On her return to England, she became the UK's first Winemaking Apprentice at Hattingley Valley, where she was quickly promoted to assistant winemaker. She joined the team at Black Chalk in 2019 and in 2021 graduated from Plumpton with a masters in Viticulture and Eenology.We talk about their latest wines – the first to be released from grapes grown on their estate – making wine in a power cut and the truth behind their Little White Lie. Find out more about Black Chalk by visiting blackchalkwine.co.uk and following @blackchalkwine on Instagram and Facebook. This episode of The English Wine Diaries is sponsored by Wickhams, The Great British Wine Merchant. Visit wickhamwine.co.uk to see their award-winning range of English wine with free deliver on orders over £40.Thanks for listening to The English Wine Diaries. If you enjoyed the podcast then please leave a rating or review, it helps boost our ratings and makes it easier for other people to find us. To find out who will be joining me next on the English Wine Diaries, follow @theenglishwinediaries on Instagram and for more regular English wine news and reviews, sign up to our newsletter at thesouthernquarter.co.uk.

MAŁGORZATA KUSTOSIK - a well-known and popular mezzo-soprano, will perform in Sydney on 21, 22, 23 of October, at the Polish Club in Bankstwon, in Plumpton and in Marayong. She is a graduate of the Music Academy in Łódź. SHe performs, among others, at: the Grand Theater in Łódź, the Musical Theater in Łódź, the National Philharmonic in Warsaw, the Polish Theater in Warsaw, and the Warsaw Chamber Opera. More details about her concerts in Australia in our programs. - Znana i lubiana MAŁGORZATA KUSTOSIK – mezzosopran, wystąpi w Sydney 21, 22, 23 października, w Klubie Polskim w Bankstwon, w Plumpton i w Marayong. Jest absolwentką Akademii Muzycznej w Łodzi na Wydziale Wokalno-Aktorskim. Występuje m.innymi w: Teatrze Wielkim w Łodzi, Teatrze Muzycznym w Łodzi, Filharmonii Narodowej w Warszawie, Operze Bytomskiej, w Teatrze Polskim w Warszawie, Warszawskiej Operze Kameralnej. Więcej szczegółów na temat koncertów można usłyszeć w naszych audycjach.

Today I am speaking with Steven McRae, Principal Dancer with the Royal Ballet, London. Steven grew up in Western Sydney, in a suburb called Plumpton, 45kms West of Sydney. His Dad was a drag car racer, and no one in the family had ever learnt to dance. But somehow, dance found Steven, And at the age of 7, he asked his Mum and Dad if he could start dance lessons and he enrolled in a local studio around the corner from home. It was a life changing decision. By 17, he had not only won the Genée and the Prix de Lausanne, he was standing alone in London having been accepted into the Royal Ballet School—his heartbroken mother on the plane home. In this beautifully candid conversation, Steven talks about his journey to Principal at the Royal Ballet by the age of 23— and that, it's not all as it seems; he speaks about early bullying, crippling home sickness, not always fitting in, and devastating injuries.But Steven speaks of more than that; he talks about starting his own family with his wife Elizabeth Harrod—also a dancer at the Royal Ballet, his post retirement plans, and the moment he snapped his Achilles tendon live on stage in front of 2,500 people, and how he climbed back from the impossible, to perform with the Royal Ballet once again.Steven continues to perform as a Principal Artist with the Royal Ballet in London, all the while juggling life with his wife Elizabeth and their 3 children Audrey, Frederick and Rupert. If you're in London, the Royal Ballet is back on stage, for show times and tickets head to roh.org.uk, and to follow all of Steven's adventures, you can follow him @StevenMcRae_Steven and I recorded our conversation remotely, with Steven dialling in from London, while the podcast recorded on the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation, to whom we pay our greatest respects.Production dream team ✨Hosted by @byclaudialawsonProduced by @fjordreviewAdditional Production @clinttopicSound & Editing @outputmediaStudios @brightsidesydney@sawtoothstudios

The history of English wine has been a bumpy one, and it starts much further back than many people would believe. There is evidence that the Romans grew grapes for wine in English soil some 2,000 years ago. For many hundreds of years after that there have been numerous attempts to make English wine the preferred choice amongst drinkers, with varying degrees of success. In fact, its fair to say that until relatively recently, English wine had a bad reputation both at home and elsewhere in the world. But today, the white and sparkling wines produced in England are often rated among the best. So how did we get here? In this episode of the Table Talk podcast, Stefan Gates is joined by wine writer, Liz Sagues, to find out exactly that. It's easy to dismiss early attempts at making English wine as being blighted by cold weather and too much rain, but there's more to it than that. Easy access to European wines, a lack of expertise, and a love of beer have also played their part. But if it was so difficult to get wine-growing to take off in this country, why did so many people persevere? Liz introduces us to some of the trailblazers.  She talks about the Honourable Charles Hamilton, who planted a vineyard at Painshill Park in Surry, and accidentally made early English sparkling wine. The Carr Taylor vineyard, near Hastings, which made the first commercial quantities of wine in 1986. Sandy and Stewart Moss who made sparkling wine at Nyetimber in Sussex and won a blind tasting in Paris in 1992. The owners of Ridgeview are cited as having played an important role in the story of English wine by sharing expertise with other growers. As well as looking to the past, Liz looks at the present and the future. The expertise is now there, thanks to agricultural colleges such as Plumpton, and excellent wines are being made by the Bolney Estate, and Camel Valley in Cornwall, to name a couple. Listen to the full episode to find out what Liz believes makes an English wine special, how climate change could mean we'll see more bottles of it in future, and why the rest of the UK could have a booming wine industry in the years to come. Liz Sagues, Wine Writer and Author Author of two books on English wine, wine columnist for the Ham&High Series of weekly newspapers circulating in north and north west London. Member (and committee member), Circle of Wine Writers. Liz came to wine writing via general journalism, where before going freelance she was assistant editor of the Ham & High, a respected London weekly newspaper with many readers who are well-informed wine consumers.  She continues to write a monthly wine page for the Ham & High and its sister papers, and she has twice won one of the 'Oscars' of wine writing, the Louis Roederer Regional Wine Writer of the Year award (2005 and 2011). Her first wine book, A Celebration of English Wine (Robert Hale, 2018), ended a 10-year gap in publication of books for consumers on English wine -– a decade in which so much had changed! It covers the development of wine in England through 2,000 years, with much emphasis on how and why the present product is so good, how to enjoy it and what the future might hold. She wanted to continue telling this fascinating story, hence a second book, Sussex by the Glass (Tanwood Press, 2021), the first regional book on English wine. It takes an innovative approach in weaving past and present through the stories of two pioneering family estates, Bolney and Ridgeview, now headed by the daughters of their founders. Wine subjects apart, she has also had feature articles published in The Independent, Sunday Times and Country Life and in 2013 her first book Chichester Harbour: England's Coastal Gem was published by Robert Hale. Her wine columns can be seen at www.hamhigh.co.uk as well as in the printed editions of the Ham & High Series. She also hosts wine events and run tastings for consumers.

Working a grisly double murder, Tasmanian detective David Plumpton had a story that pointed to one man but he needed evidence to convict his suspect. Real Crime investigative journalist Adam Shand talks with David about forming a rapport with a bikie known to hate the police to get crucial evidence. The retired detective also discusses about the one who got away, the alleged murderer of Hobart woman Lucille Butterworth.   For more episodes download the LiSTNR app now and listen for free See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Mullins and Jonathan Hird, both Chartered Surveyors from H&H Land & Estates chat through what the Farming Transformation fund entails, the process and how it can benefit agricultural businesses. Jonathan also caught up with Richard, a farmer from Plumpton, Cumbria who applied for the funding during the last round to fund the installation of robotic milkers on his farm. Richard explains how he found the application process and the benefits he has seen since the robotic milkers were installed which include not just happy cows but happy staff too!

On the 5 December in Sydney, the 4th Polish Independence Run was organized by the Polish Polish Community Council of Australia and the Sports Club "Polonia" in Plumpton. - 5 grudnia w Sydney, odbył się IV Polonijny Bieg Niepodległości, zorganizowany przez Radę Naczelną Polonii Australijskiej oraz Klub Sportowy „Polonia” w Plumpton.

IV Polonijny Bieg Niepodległości, organizowany przez Radę Naczelną Polonii Australijskiej oraz Klub Sportowy „Polonia” w Plumpton. Na miejscu jest Joanna Borkowska Surucic, która przekazuje relacje z imprezy..

John Plumpton is an architect with 25 years of experience, primarily in the areas of: attractions, food service and mixed use projects. He started RevelHouse in 2015, serving the aforementioned sectors, but specifically focusing on these in the Canadian market. During the pandemic he released a series of speculative projects called "Revellious" aimed at analyzing how people used public spaces in the city. This is our latest interview with him where we discussed how to make better cities and specifically public space in Toronto.   About the podcast: Single Serves is a podcast where we interview experts on single issues of interest to architects and designers. The thought-provoking ideas shared here are intended to inspire our listeners to become well-rounded entrepreneurs who are the leaders of their field. Credits: Produced & edited by Révélateur Studio, ©2021

This week I am chatting with Flavian. Flavian is Kenyan and moved to the UK in 2006, he's now a farmer in Plumpton, East Sussex. Being one of a few black British famers, he has a very interesting story! 

We discuss the implications of rising rates and rising inflationary expectations have on both the stock market and real estate market. For more info, visit www.georgeripoll.ca

Family of little Allanah left devastated after being killed at a busy Plumpton pedestrian crossing. Disturbing dossier of state student drug use, violence and weapons released by the Education Department. One NSW is the only location with more jobs now than pre-COVID. Canterbury's major sponsor slams Panthers for refusing to give up Matt Burton. Peter V'Landys takes credit for the AFL's success. For updates and breaking news throughout the day take out a subscription atdailytelegraph.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Interview: JOE O’GORMAN: Joe is an on course bookmaker who has been in the game since the 1980’s, working for his father and grandfather as a tic-tac at Walthamstow. He would go onto take over the pitch in the mid 1990’s, standing there until the track’s closure in 2008, and then moving onto Harlow in the same year. O’Gorman has also stood at Aintree, Ascot, Brighton, Chelmsford, Cheltenham, Epsom, Fontwell, both Newmarket courses, Plumpton, Sandown, Windsor and will soon be on course when allowed back. Meeting Joe O’Gorman with William Kedjanyi.

Stewart Gatt, a.k.a Stewy the Snake Catcher, was called to remove the snake from a reception room at Witchmount Winery in Plumpton. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick is joined by Racing Post Senior Writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the day's news, leading with how the UK's marquee racing Festival is preparing itself given the likely weeks of Covid-related uncertainty in the build-up to the event. This episode opens with Nick talking to Cheltenham Director Ian Renton, covering the likelihood of no fans, the issues surrounding the attendance of Irish and French trained horses and people, and financial implications. Nick is also joined by Simon Clare to pay tribute to trainer Zoe Davison, who died yesterday on the day that she trained a double at Plumpton, while trainer Fergal O'Brien shares the secrets of this season's remarkable successes.

Nick is joined by Racing Post Senior Writer Lee Mottershead to discuss the day's news, leading with how the UK's marquee racing Festival is preparing itself given the likely weeks of Covid-related uncertainty in the build-up to the event. This episode opens with Nick talking to Cheltenham Director Ian Renton, covering the likelihood of no fans, the issues surrounding the attendance of Irish and French trained horses and people, and financial implications. Nick is also joined by Simon Clare to pay tribute to trainer Zoe Davison, who died yesterday on the day that she trained a double at Plumpton, while trainer Fergal O'Brien shares the secrets of this season's remarkable successes.

Please forgive the spotty audio- Zoom is hard, you guys!Betsy and Sarah discuss this 2001 Australian docuseries featuring a unique and supportive young mothers program at Plumpton High. They evaluate and analyze the differences between various girls,...

Wine is many things to many people. But credible career path (or second career) isn’t often one of them. We set the record straight by talking to young people who’ve made a brilliant job of making wine their career. And someone who made it their second career after defecting from finance. We discuss how wine can make a fantastic career, including how we both made the leap. Having worked up a thirst, we rustle up some student classics – spicy sausage pasta plus the easiest home-made pizza EVER – and line up a selection of value Aldi wines (spoiler: not all go down well but there is a great bargain to be had). Our Wine A-Z takes in biodynamics before Warren asks how to tell if a wine is corked. Show notes inc recipes and wines at www.susieandpeter.com

Confirmed Case of Coronavirus in Plumpton - Kate has the lastest!

William Hill's own Ant and Dec, Luke Elder and Sean Quinn are the guests on the latest edition of the Podcast and together with Ben Barrett take a look back at another good weekend of racing action as well as previewing two races tomorrow. Join John Gibby, Jon Babb and Andy Holding on William Hill Racing Radio from 1:05pm on Monday. Tune into William Hill's Betting TV on Monday and you will be able to watch every race from Plumpton and Wolverhampton totally free to air.

Ben Barrett is joined by Will Smith who has been part of William Hill's retail service, they discuss some of the impressive winners of the weekend, as well as looking ahead to a couple of races on Monday. As a bit of a bonus, we also spoke to Racing Radio pundit, Tom Morley about a couple of races at Wolverhampton on Monday evening. Tune into William Hill Racing Radio on Monday, live at 12:45pm the team of Darren Owen, Paddy Aspell and Amy Ryan will guide you through the four meetings from Plumpton, Newcastle, Kempton and Wolverhampton. You can watch every race from Plumpton, Newcastle and Wolverhampton live on William Hill's Betting TV, simply log in and watch all 20 races completely free.

Harry and Ryan review the festive racing results, with Clan Des Obeaux's King George obviously taking centre stage. They look back on the year with Geoff Derham, who returns for his sports update and to revel in Liverpool's incredible 2019. Harry also gives his tip, who may run on Sunday at Plumpton......Happy New Year to all! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ryan-bliss/message

Sam Norris is joined by the duo of Luke Elder and Sean Quinn to look back at the weekend's racing and taking a look forward to the action on Monday William Hill Racing Radio goes live at 12:00 Noon on Monday covering racing from Plumpton, Ffos Las, Naas and Wolverhampton

Tim Lloyd joins Mark Scott on the Every Student Podcast to discuss how industry partnerships set up students for success.

Join 'Etta Earth' as she discovers the perils of messing with Mother Nature In the latest EcoTales remastered episode, follow Etta's adventures with Blue, Spike and Trixie as she tries to meet the growing demand of the people of Plumpton who just can't go without her delicious strawberries. She soon discovers that messing with Mother Nature has serious consequences!

In association with At The Races: Emmet Kennedy and Kevin Blake review the weekends racing at Plumpton, Sandown and Naas Subscribe for free on Apple Podcast's, Spotify, SoundCloud, Stitcher, Podcast Republic, Google Play and Android Podcast apps. If you're listening on an Apple device, we'd really appreciate a Five Star Rating on Apple Podcast's to help spread the word about the show. www.attheraces.com/finalfurlongpodcast Download on iTunes itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/the-f…id601526577?mt=2

Maddy Playle, Dave Orton, Nicholas Watts and Paddy Power's Paul Binfield review the weekend's racing as Elixir De Nutz won the Tolworth after an impressive finish. We also look towards racing at Kempton & Warwick on the weekend, alongside the panels best bets in the week's action. On the show: - On today's Racing #Postcast, Maddy and the team look back at what Laurina's win at Sandown in a 2 runner field meant for Cheltenham for the Champion Hurdle, although the panel couldn't be further apart with their opinions on the Mullins' mare. - There were good wins for Elixir De Nutz in the Tolworth, Houblon Des Obeaux in the Veterans Chase at Sandown and on Sunday Battleoverdoyen impressed in the Lawlor's of Naas Novice Hurdle, although it's Master Dino's win at Plumpton that the team are raving about, find out why... - We're at Kempton & Warwick on the weekend for the Leamington Hurdle, the Lanzarote and the Classic to name a few! Our team get stuck in to who they fancy early on and why. - Plus we look towards the midweek racing and our team pick out their NAPS. All prices can be found at www.paddypower.com/horse-racing --- Producer: @MrRobertLee45 --- Subscribe on YouTube: bit.ly/2l9x35T Website: www.racingpost.com Twitter: twitter.com/RacingPost & twitter.com/RacingPostTV Facebook: www.facebook.com/racingpost Apple Podcasts: apple.co/2vq457o SoundCloud: @racingpost

Gary Capewell joins Bobby Beevers on this latest edition of the Daily Racing Podcast. The pair look ahead to Sunday's racing which includes meetings at Newcastle, Plumpton and Naas. Don't forget to join Paddy Aspell, Gordon Brown and James Millman live on Racing Radio from 12:30pm. Enjoy!

Chris Foss is the Curriculum Manager at Plumpton Wine College for the Wine Division. He is half-French and Bordeaux-trained. Whilst in Bordeaux he managed the family vineyard in the Entre-Deux-Mers and has worked in vineyards and wineries in Sauternes (Chateau d’Yquem) and St Emilion, becoming Winemaker for the GFA Leclerc vineyard group. He moved to Plumpton College to launch the wine programmes in 1988. Chris lectures principally in vineyard establishment and management, vine protection, and sustainable viticulture and is also the manager of Plumpton’s 10-hectare vineyard and a committee member of Wine GB South-East. Chris’ principal research interests lie in climate change, disease monitoring and vineyard sustainability, he is also a member of the Life+ Adviclim research group. He has presented at conferences in France, Austria, Germany, Spain, Australia, China, New Zealand Portugal and the USA, and led the team that delivered the academic programme for the highly successful ninth International Cool Climate Wine Symposium, held in Brighton (UK) in May 2016.

Alistair Jones joins John Gibby on this edition of the Monday Racing Podcast. Having discussed some of the weekend's big races they go on to take a look at Monday's action, specifically at Plumpton, where Alistair puts up two selections.  Join Alex Dunn, Gareth Topham and John Budden on Racing Radio from 12:05pm. Enjoy.

Join 'Etta Earth' as she discovers the perils of messing with Mother Nature Follow Etta's adventures with Blue, Spike and Trixie as she tries to meet the growing demands of the people of Plumpton who just can't go without her delicious strawberries. She soon discovers that messing with Mother Nature has serious consequences!

Follow us on the Deutsche Bank’s agile journey with SAFe. Join us to discover the experience on Agile adoption in a large program. Learn how the support of an engaged, lead executive team is critical in this process and how distributed and multicultural teams can overcome their barriers.

Cameron Pass says it was his passion for construction that spurred him to physically build out his investment portfolio, and that by doing so, he was able to identify – and benefit from – the "higher purpose" of each property. He joins host Phil Tarrant for this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show to outline his buy, build and hold strategy, explain how he’s built each property to earn him two incomes on a single title, as well as share his thoughts on how other builder-investors can benefit from this strategy and pay their debts off faster! Suburbs mentioned in this episode: Plumpton (http://bit.ly/2tA3xt0) Glendenning (http://bit.ly/2rXrptk) Oakhurst (http://bit.ly/2s1DMjd) Mount Druitt (http://bit.ly/2tUCRT0) Related articles of interest: An investor shares how he earns two incomes on a single property (http://bit.ly/2s1BFMe) Most affordable suburbs in capital cities revealed (http://bit.ly/2srgDKG) Housing affordability measures may not help Sydney buyers (http://bit.ly/2s1OXbz) Property industry reacts to housing affordability measures (http://bit.ly/2tzLIKq) You’ll hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show – tune in now! Did you like this episode? Show your support by rating us on iTunes (The Smart Property Investment Show) and by liking and following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you have any questions about what you heard today, any topics of interest you have in mind, or if you’d like to lend your voice to the show, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insight! iTunes: apple.co/2tryShe Facebook: bit.ly/2rTJaom Twitter: bit.ly/2sSacBG LinkedIn: bit.ly/2sz7EFu www.smartpropertyinvestment.com.au

Sat, 09 Jun 12 13:00:00 +0100 Alistair & Jane Gregory http://www.kingschurchlewes.org/default/files/sermons/plumpton-saturday-seminar-parenting.mp3

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Fri, 08 Jun 12 13:00:00 +0100 Julian Adams http://www.kingschurchlewes.org/default/files/sermons/plumpton-friday-seminar-holy-spirit.mp3

Fri, 08 Jun 12 13:00:00 +0100 Julian Adams http://www.kingschurchlewes.org/default/files/sermons/plumpton-friday-evening-preach.mp3

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Thu, 07 Jun 12 13:00:00 +0100 Alistair & Jane Gregory http://www.kingschurchlewes.org/default/files/sermons/plumpton_thursday_seminar_marriage.mp3

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Chris Foss is Head of Wine Studies at Plumpton College in Sussex. He is half-French and Bordeaux-trained. Chris brings us up to speed on the wine courses on offer at Plumpton.