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SUNDAY 15TH JUNE

Tracey Palmer is the Bid Manager for Walton Business improvement District.  She spoke to me about the plight of the high street and how it can survive the internet shopping revolution. We also hear how you can have your say on Walton on Thames town centre with a survey live until the end of June.

www.lovewalton.co.uk or search Love Walton on social media to find out more.

RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 15 JUNE

Colin Young joined me to talk about how his whole family is involved in a long running knitting fundraiser which began when his wife was asked to knit a scarf for a present. To date the family have raised over £35,000 for Mary's Meals, a charity that provides foods in schools in some of the poorest countries in the world.

Homepage | Mary's Meals UK

RADIO WOKING 

SUNDAY 15 JUNE

The week's weather prospects with Simon Evans.

RADIO WOKING

WEDNESDAY 11 JUNE

I spoke to Tamiko Dooley and Neil Marcus from Sing a Song of Surrey. This is a musical celebration of our county  which is being performed for one night only at Woking's Rhoda Mcgaw Theatre on Sunday 15th June.

RADIO WOKING

WEDNESDAY 11 JUNE

James calls the studio for a chat.

RADIO WOKING 

SUNDAY 11TH MAY

Councillor Louise Morales spoke to me about her year as Mayor and reflected on  her time in office and her charity of the year The Lighthouse.

RADIO WOKING 

SUNDAY 8TH JUNE

Uncle Greedy  popped into the Radio Woking Studio to share his new song Headlights and also to treat us to some live acoustic music.

https://on.soundcloud.com/RAFqz6sJivRUURCznK

RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 8TH JUNE

Kris Warren from Polsky joined me in the studio with a world exclusive play of the bands new song "Don't Loose Your Charge" and a look ahead to the bands gig at The Fiery Bird on 14th June and Guildfest on 5th July.

www.polsky.uchicago.edu

RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 8TH JUNE

This week's weather chat with Simon Evans.

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RADIO WOKING

SUNDAY 8TH JUNE

Sanofi and Stagecoach  have joined forces to create a new girl band who have one thing in common. They are all teens living with Type 1 Diabetes.  1 Type have released a song  called Rise Up and an accompanying music video. The aim is to open up conversations and bust the myths around T1 Diabetes a condition which is often misunderstood. A true testimony to the power of music and the arts to get a message across.

I spoke to Karen from Sanofi and from the band Finlay who attends the stage coach branch in her local area of Cobham. 

Download the song -  Search for 1 Type Rise Up