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SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER

Fiamma Pather CEO of Woking based charity Your Sanctuary joined me to discuss their partnership with Woking Borough Council and the National 16 Days of Activism campaign. An art contest was held and the winning piece by  a survivor of Domestic Abuse has been displayed around Woking in prominent locations to emphasize the message that you are not alone. There have also been hand written cards from survivors that have been put in safe spaces around the community.

www.yoursanctuary.org.uk

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SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER

Caroline from Bramble Way in Send  Marsh joined me to talk about the street's festive lights which are an annual fixture in the community. This year the lights are supporting The Fountain Centre at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford. This is a charity close to the heart of residents with one neighbour and their family receiving support from the charity themselves.

The Residents of Bramble Way is fundraising for The Fountain Centre

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SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER

Bob Hutton from the Normandy Village Shop and Café joined me to talk about the community hub that has been created for and by local people. We also discussed one of the most festive street names in the UK - Christmas Pie Avenue in Normandy.

www.normandyshop.co.uk

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SUNDAY 7TH NOVEMBER

A catch up with Shay from Leatherhead.

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SUNDAY 7TH DECEMBER

A catch up with Simon and the latest weather prosects.

You Tube - Simon AG Evans

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WEDNESDAY 3RD DECEMBER

A chat with James from Cranleigh..

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SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER

Ellie Carey from Westfield joined me to talk about her Cake Shed which she has outside her house in Reed Street. 

www.instagram.com/ellies_cake_shed/

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SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER

Connor McGrane plays Prince Charming in Cinderella in Godalming this year. He joined me for a chat about the show which is at Godalming Borough Hall from 13th - 28 December.

www.godalmingpanto.com

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SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER

40 years on from Blind Date airing for the first time I spoke to Alex and Sue Tatham who met on the show  in 1988 and became the first  Blind Date couple to get married.

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SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER

This week's chat and a look at the weather with Simon Evans.

You Tube Simon A G Evans.