Laura Sheppard brings you all the local Petersfield news

In today's headlines:

⦁    People in Steep are challenging plans to dispose of historic allotments land in the village.

⦁    The daughter of a Ukranian fighter pilot who lives near Petersfield is backing calls to donate aid to a local appeal

⦁    A plan to build ten houses in Buriton has been put back

⦁    …and James Robbins looks ahead to the action scheduled in our area this weekend in the Shine Radio sports preview

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The debate about breakfast and if it should be consumed is ongoing.

Noni Needs talks to local nutritionist Becky Taee to get her scientific based opinion. 

Beaky offers up a few recipe inspirations of her own.

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"It doesn't matter what day it is as long as there is singing," says Liz Jones.

There is a choir for people who suffer from Dementia and their families and supporters. Noni Needs went along and spoke to Jeff Williams the founder of Dementia Friendly Petersfield and Liz Jones the choir mistress to find out what was going on at Penn's Place in Petersfield on a Tuesday morning.

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Suzie is adventurous on a walk at Langley and meets friendly walkers with good dogs

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Noni Needs brings you all the local Petersfield news

In today's headlines:

⦁    A school in Petersfield is raising funds to install solar panels, and it’s the children driving it.

⦁    A man who racially abused a policeman in Petersfield is in jail today.

⦁    The date has been confirmed for the Annual Meeting of the Town… we explain what it is and when it’s happening.

⦁    as the weekend approaches, Olivia is here with a look at events around Petersfield

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Noni Needs goes In search of book reading inspiration.

Tim O'Kelly of Petersfield's One Tree Books shares this weeks Top Ten Book sales with Noni Needs.

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Phil Humphries brings you all the local Petersfield news

In today's headlines:

⦁    Aid supplies from Petersfield will be airlifted to Ukraine - we tell you how you can help.

⦁    There’s a new programme of free training for people who are unemployed in our area.

⦁     The amount of Council Tax we pay in Petersfield is going up. We explain why.

⦁    …and Isaac is here with a selection of jobs open right now in and around Petersfield

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The ‘local villages’ series in the P pod continues as Joff and Claire visit the village of Buriton. 

Chair of the Parish Council Doug Jones and fellow parishioner Maggie Johnson tells us about the village and Fran Vesey from the Five Bells pub not only hosts the P pod but enthuses about the vibrant art scene. 

We also discover that Buriton is leading the way with climate change initiatives, being one of only a handful of Hampshire villages chosen, as Mary and Bernie Saunders explain.

Jon Walker from the Petersfield Post brings you this week’s local news and Suzie explores Durford Wood after the storms.

We end the P pod with local artist Million Pebble Beach and the song ‘Broken Ships’.

The P pod is presented by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey.  Tuesdays at 9pm, Wednesdays at 7pm and always on shineradio.uk

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People in Petersfield are donating medical supplies to help support people in Ukraine.

Staff at the cleaning company TPC are co-ordinating deliveries to the Hampshire Ukrainian Community which will organise an airlift of aid with the country's Embassy.

Alex Gadsen told Shine Radio's Jo Gray what they need right now and where to take it.

Full list of wanted items

It’s unlikely you’ll have many of these specialist items but look through the list and see where the common medical supplies may be something you can donate.

 

Sleeping bags

Medical kits

Swabs

Triangular bandages

Disinfectants

Sanitary towels

Non-breakable cutlery

Ear defenders

Annulars

Baby nappies

Helmets

bulletproof vests

knee pads

thermal imagers

night vision binoculars

power banks

walkie-talkies

Occlusive dressing

Junctional tourniquets

Military medical backpacks

Hydrogel dressing

Bag valve mask/ambu bag

Portable defibrillator

Pulse oximetry

X-ray transparent stretchers

Portable ventilator

Vacuum splint

External fixation device

Vacuum therapy machine

S/M/L size cups for the vacuum therapy machine

Catheter venflon 16, 18, 20, 22 G

Alcohol wipes

Individual dressing package

Please note the team does not need any more clothing supplies.

The depot is open 3pm-4pm every afternoon including weekends. See this page for directions and a map. https://shineradio.uk/2022/03/petersfield-supports-ukraine-with-aid-supplies/

 

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TPS has launched a campaign to install a 50kW solar panel array on the school's flat roof.

The solar installation will help the school reduce its electricity bill and demonstrate to students the advantages of renewable energy.

Principle Mark Marande told Shine Radio's Stephen Martin that it was students at The Petersfield School who encouraged the project into life.

The project is supported by the Petersfield Climate Action Network PeCAN and hopes to raise £10,000 towards the cost of supply and installation.

You can donate at https://www.petersfieldschool.com/announcement/support-our-solar-panel-fundraising/

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