Petersfield-based animal behaviourist Julie Hart is locked down in France where restrictions are even tougher than those here.

Hear her advice for entertaining, training and keeping dogs fit and healthy when you're housebound.

Julie studied animal behaviour and training at IMDT and Canine School of Science.

Jo Watts, from Sew Creative, in Lavant, Street, popped into this week's P pod to explain how an email galvanised more than 100 people into stitching and producing clinical gowns for GPs in East Hampshire.

This is the full interview with Claire Vennis that was featured, in abridged format, in the P pod.

Suzie Wilde and Noni Needs bring you today's essential information for Petersfield and its villages.

We include the latest household instructions on bins and recycling and guest Abigail McKern updates us on community projects active in the village of Buriton.

From Sheet, across the golf course, through the River Rother and around Stodham, never far from home for Suzie and Raine. What larks at Easter.

Essential information for Petersfield and its villages, today with Harrison and Lucy.

Our guest is Dean Lowe of The Old Drum which has dramatically changed its offer for customers and the community during the Coronavirus lockdown.

Full information transcript at https://petersfieldradio.uk/2020/04/morning-report-wednesday-15-april

Send information updates to [email protected] or call 01730 555 500.

Petersfield’s weekly news, views and local personalities - all complying with social distancing reguations - with Claire Vennis, in Langrish, and Joff Lacey, on Herne Farm.

This week, our distancing duo are joined, remotely, of course, by Sew Creative's Jo Watts, who is spearheading a drive to produce clinical gowns for local GPs.

Joff has his weekly 'bromance' call with the Petersfield Post's chief reporter, Jon Walker; Suzie Wilde tees up a walk from home; Martin Bamford has your financial news; we hear from Dr Penny Mileham, from the Grange Surgery; and Richard Marks heralds the end of summery conditions in East Hampshire ... just don't shoot the messenger!

The P pod was recorded on Monday, 13 April, across a bespoke, technical system of levers, pulleys, cans and string; production and editing was carried out, at great personal expense, by Petersfield Community Radio hostage Dave "Please send food parcels" Bowers.

*To help fund Sew Creative's clinical gown production, visit the GoFundMe page here.

Richard Marks predicts higher temperatures for a time before possible thundery rain on Thursday and a showery Friday.

Get more local weather information for Petersfield at https://petersfieldradio.uk

Back to work for many of us, so start the working week with essential information for Petersfield and the villages.

Presented today by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey with guest Stephen Martin, co-founder of the Petersfield Community Radio project, an update from Steep by Alan Cosh and the latest gripping instalment of teenager Nina Vennis's lockdown diary.

Send information updates or thanks to those who've helped you to [email protected] or call 01730 555 500.

Noni Needs introduces a special programme of messages and music from our local churches in Petersfield.

Canon Will Hughes, the vicar of St Peter’s Church offers his message for Easter Day, you'll hear prayers and thoughts from the minister of the United Reformed Church, the Reverend Josh Thomas, and two musicians from the URC perform a popular Easter hymn.

Happy Easter from everyone at Petersfield Community Radio.

The latest money news to help you plan your finances.

This week, little to no growth in the British economy, be aware of bogus insurance operators during Coronavirus, calls for witnessing of Wills to be changed, dividends stopped from insurance operators and house rental risks during the downturn.