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RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 14TH JUNE

Lydia from Bournemouth joins us to discuss her selection of news stories from the last month

RADIO WOKING

FRIDAY 12TH JUNE

My thoughts and review of I'm Sorry Prime Minister on at Woking Theatre until 13th June

www.atgtickets.com/woking

SURREY HILLS COMMUNITY RADIO

MONDAY 11TH MAY 

Annie Segal from Bookham joined us at Surrey Hills Community Radio. She wants to raise awareness of  her  rare condition called Rubinstein-Taybi syndrome  - a  condition that she  got diagnosed when she was 3 years old. Annie spoke to Luke and I and  told us about living with RTS and how it impacts her life. 

SURREY HILLS COMMUNITY RADIO

MONDAY 8TH JUNE

When Christmas Day won the Epsom Derby it also completed a series of coincidences stemming from a 1964 letter and coins discovered in a time capsule at Crystal Palace by a builder. The coins were winnings from a horse called Santa Claus who won the Derby that year. It urged the finder to put money on a horse with a Christmas related name in a future Derby. - Christmas Day in 2026 was the first festively named horse since 1964 and the  Romanian builder who uncovered the time capsule has a name that means Christmas.

I spoke to the Mayor of Bromley Christine Harris who told me more about this curious story.

SURREY HILLS COMMUNITY RADIO

MONDAY 08TH JUNE

Renee Canter joined us to discuss the Redhill Library of Things ahead of its official opening on  9th June.

Library of Things – Redhill – Website for the Library of Things based at Redhill Library, Surrey

SURREY HILLS COMMUNITY RADIO

MONDAY 08 JUNE

Luke called in for a catch up.

RADIO WOKING 

SUNDAY 07 JUNE

Nimah Looby joined me to talk about Electric Valley Festival which she is launching  in August. We spoke about the preparations and sacrifices she has had to make to turn her dream into a reality.

Electric Valley | Music Festival

RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 07 JUNE

Kerry Gibb from Woking and Sam Beare Hospice joined me live from the banks of Goldsworth Park Lake where the 2026 Dragon Race was getting underway.

Home - Woking & Sam Beare Hospices

RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 07 JUNE

Aneece and Harry Bear joined me in the studio to discuss the return Walk a Mile in her Shoes, a fundraiser which sees a group of men walking from O'Neils pub in  Woking to The Kingfield Arms pub wearing woman's shoes, with other clothing optional. Aneece's son Harry explains why he is getting involved and how the event on 13th June this year is raising money for  The National Hereditary Breast cancer charity, which supports men and women  like Aneece and Harry who have the BRCA Gene.

www.justgiving.com/walkamile2026 

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SUNDAY 7TH JUNE

Jo Ranson from Bowl Head Green Farm just outside Godalming joined me for a chat on Open Farm Sunday, a annual event where the public can visit farms across the UK to connect with farmers and learn about where their food comes from.

Homepage - Open Farm Sunday