The Sunday Review

In this edition, we’ll be chatting to Mims Davies about a Jobs Fair she’s organising, Will Geddes tells us how to improve our home security as winter approaches and Dave and Mary McLaughlin from the Dormansland Baptist Church talk about their new Community Hub.

Plus, Norman Wong finds out about Will Aid month. Paul Talmey will be talking to Colin Hill about Haywards Heath-based organisation Computers for Kids, and Samantha Day will be chatting to Adele tribute act, Katie Markham.

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We discover the significant positive effect we can have on the environment by switching just one car journey to the train. Julie Mockford joins us to talk about the East Grinstead in Bloom group and Geraldine Durrant is here to tell us about the blog she’s started about her experiences of dealing with her husband’s dementia.

Norman Wong will be finding out all about the Lingfield Art Exhibition and Samantha Day will be chatting again to Andrea Watson about the new arts and music programme at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in Lingfield and she’ll also be finding out about the Black Cat Firewalk taking place this Saturday.

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In this edition, we find out how we’ll all be working longer as we put retirement on hold and why over half of young people are still too embarrassed or ashamed to seek help with their mental health.

Paul Crayford is here to tell us how he got on with a 268-mile walk for charity and we’re joined by Becky Cole from Ceroc Sussex to tell us about the dance classes she runs in East Grinstead.

Paul Talmey will be talking to a Crawley-based dementia support group and will also be marking Emmerdale’s 50th anniversary with by chatting to Verity Rushworth who played Donna Windsor in the show.

And Samantha Day finds out more about a brand-new unique floral show coming to Chequer Mead next month from the star of the show, Mig Kimpton.

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Today, we hear how some leading UK retailers are monitoring their customers’ online behaviour far more than you might realise, details on a careers and recruitment event at the Queen Victoria Hospital and a new Room on The Broom themed trail at Wakehurst this half-term.

Plus, we’ve details on a Beer Festival at St Mary’s Church and we reveal the Sussex pub that scooped this year’s Great British Pub Award.

Paul Talmey will be finding out about activities at The Ashdown Hub that are supporting wellbeing and promoting good mental and physical health.

And Samantha Day will be finding out about a new Warm Space Initiative running at the Trinity Church Welcome Café and a new arts and music programme at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in Lingfield.

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In this edition, we’ll be taking a trip to Boston to find out what’s on offer for visitors, hearing how young people are still finding it tough growing up LGBT+ and talking to Guide Dogs UK about their new My Sighted Guide scheme.

Plus we'll also be hearing about the plight faced by Kilmarnock Horse Rescue, we've a feature on the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance and an interview with the film-makers behind a local movie shot at East Court.

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