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RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 26 JULY
Simon joins me for a chat and a look at the weather for the week ahead.
You Tube - Simon A G Evans.
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 26 JULY
In the week that Prince George becomes a teenager I was asking for your memories of when you were 13. Emma got in touch to tell me about her experiences as 13 year old eager to get her ears pierced.
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 26 JULY
Jessie from the cast of Shrek, this years Summer Youth Production at G Live, joined me for a chat. Jessie has been part of the youth project for 4 out of the 5 shows that have been put on. The team have just two weeks from start to finish to create the show which is on at G Live on 14 and 15 August.
G Live, Guildford | Book Tickets | G Live Guildford
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 26 JULY
Chris Jee is the founder of Iron Gentleman, a tongue in cheek take on the traditional triathlon with less tech and more British gentlemanly quirks.
The event takes place from 1st August and includes twists on what you would expect from a triathlon including 112 miles on a penny farthing bicycle!
The Iron Gentleman | A Gentleman's Triathlon Challenge
RADIO WOKING
WEDNESDAY 22ND JULY
Local art teacher Sophie Willis from Knaphill tells me all about the community Caterpillar she has set up and how we can all get involved adding painted rocks to the caterpillar trail this summer. You can find it opposite the Garibaldi traffic lights in the villiage.
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 19TH JULY
Three young football fans recently took on an extreme challenge of climbing Mount Snowdon, the tallest mountain in England and Wales to support Woking and Sam Beare Hospice.
Jax, Antonio and Abel met four years ago when playing football, and saw the connection their beloved Woking FC have with the Hospice. They set out on this challenge and raised nearly £8000 in the process.
Antonio Schiavo is fundraising for Woking Hospice
RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 19TH JULY
Lee Parkinson MBE AKA Mr P is a primary school teacher, broadcaster and influencer. With the end of term upon us Lee reacted to new research from Blue Light Card, suggesting many of us feel teachers deserve more recognition for what they do and the roles they play in our lives. It seems we only begin to appreciate the impact of teachers after we have left school.
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