The Saturday Sport Team interview Carl Foreman and Joe Furness of Huntingdon United FC.

Carl and Joe from Huntingdon United FC talk about his assessment of the season so far, season ambitions, how the managers role came about, how much the community means to Huntingdon United FC and we play a game of “Team Mates”.

Talking Heads – written by Patrick Ruddy – a very poignant tale – two ex soldiers having returned from WW1.

‘A Mother’s Son’ written by Helen O’Mahoney – this sad tale is about a soldier who did not return from WW1.

The Saturday Sport Team interview Over Sports Reserves FC, Manager Luke Shipp.

Luke from Over Sports Reserves talks about his assessment of the season so far, season ambitions, how the managers role came about, the challenges of the pandemic for the club, bringing players in, how much the community means to Over Sports FC and the collaboration between Over Sports and Over Colts.

Mario tells Sam about Chantelle’s change of heart re: royalties and access to songs

Sam’s amazed and wonders why – Mario says he’s the only family she has

On the weekly cycle club ride, Raymond is the proverbial ‘fat lad at the back’

He can’t keep up with Trevor and the girls – even Vicky – and he’s mortified

Adam asks how the house sitting is going. Great to have time to myself, says Heather

She reveals that Nick has been in touch and wants to sell house so they can both buy or rent something smaller. She’s relieved that she has proof he has left Huntsford

Mario confirms that he’s booked their gig at the Victoria Hall. Everyone’s excited… He’s also found a support band that will help warm up the audience

Mario has transformed Bob’s hair for the competition. Fiona shot video/took photos

Bob’s alarmed – it’s a bit radical for him – but Judy loves it. She says it makes him look ten years younger. Bob’s flattered, despite his misgivings…

Fiona asks if Chantelle wants to grab a takeaway and a bottle of wine

Great says Fiona – I’m not doing anything else this evening

Children’s Bedtime Stories:

Monday         –        ‘Penny the Plateasaurus – a Fussy Eater’ written & narrated by Alice Goulding

Tuesday        –        ‘Carlos’ Fishy Tale’ written by Graham Emmett & narrated by Kevin Dalley

Wednesday   –        ‘Trisky, Freddie & Knight Build a Hedgehogs Home’ written & narrated by Crazy Grandma

Thursday       –        ‘The McMinis Get a Playroom’                                                  ditto

Friday            –        ‘Little Blue Duck and the Duck Lady’ written & narrated by Lyn Perryment

 

Children’s Saturday Story:        ‘Milo the Monkey’s Garden Adventure’  written by Becca Cooke & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith

Children’s Poetry Corner:          ‘Nothing to Do’ written & narrated by Julie Stevens (Jumping Jules)

Wednesday’s Short Story:         ‘The Letter’ written & narrated by Helen O’Mahoney

Poetry Corner:                             ‘I’m Fine’ written & narrated by Julie Stevens (Jumping Jules)

Story at Midnight:                        ‘What a Wonderful World’ written & narrated by Janet Nicholls

Children’s Bedtime Stories:

Monday:            ‘Tyrone the Tyrannosaurus gets a Toothache’ written & narrated by Alice Goulding

Tuesday:           ‘A Meeting of Minds’ written by Graham Emmett & narrated by Uncle Roger

Wednesday:      ‘Trisky & Freddie put out a Bonfire’ written & narrated by Crazy Grandma

Thursday:          ‘The McMini’s Fireworks Party’                           ditto

Friday:               ‘Little Blue Duck & the Pooh Sticks’ written & narrated by Lyn Perryment

Children’s Saturday Story:                   ‘It’s Only a Drop of Rain’ written & narrated by Alice Goulding

Children’s Sunday Poetry Corner:       ‘My Witch’ written and narrated by Julie Stevens (Jumping Jules)

Poetry Corner:                                        ‘The Birthday Boy’ written & narrated by Helen O’Mahoney

Wednesday’s Short Story:                     ‘What Does She Want with a Man’ written & narrated by Tina Yates

Story at Midnight:                                   ‘How to Kill Him’ written by Patrick MacDonald & narrated by Sue Rodwell Smith

Sue Rodwell Smith

Head of Drama – Wavelength Productions

The band have a meeting to discuss their future. Agree to seek out new venues

Mario hints at new songs that will shortly be available – can go on their album

Chantelle says how pleased she is that Fiona has stopped the online dating

Maybe not forever, says Fiona. Who knows, perhaps you’ll meet someone unexpectedly, says Chantelle – like Judy and Bob did

Alastair comes into the salon. Has he come to book a treatment

No – Alastair wonders if Chantelle would like to come out with him at the weekend

Ryan and Jordan have arranged to meet in the Red Lion but she hasn’t shown u

Ryan asks Duncan to call upstairs and see if she’s around

Robbie has got his itinerary sorted out – South America then SE Asia

Money will be tight but he’ll watch the ££s and maybe do some casual work

It’s a beautiful day on the river. Chantelle compliments Alastair on his boating skill

He plies Chantelle with champagne and damson gin and she gets a little tipsy

Poems

‘Forest’ written by Isabel Cooke & recited by Becca Cooke

‘Weeping Willow’ written & recited by Helen O’Mahoney

‘Without a Sound’ written & recited by Colin Reeves

‘Ode to King’s Cross’ written & recited by Brenda Gillian

Interview with Needingworth Scribblers – Jean Fairbairn & Jennifer Coleville

The Colonel & Olga honeymoon in Scotland

The Colonel spends the night alone

They return to the Manor and are introduced to the staff

Laurel & Hardy share their concerns about their new step-mother

The Colonel is too ‘loved up’ to realise what is happening

The Saturday Sport Team interview John James manager of AFC Ely.

John talks about having football back, what attracted him to becoming manager of AFC Ely, how much the community means to the club, his time managing in Australia and the ambitions for the club.