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Our local news team is taking its Summer holiday throughout August. We will still cover important news and events in our regular programmes, and our service of local weather, travel and what’s on information continues as usual on air.

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Talking Books – August 2026

Talking Books – August 2026

Our guest this month is KATIE MARSH, author of ROMANCE AND NOW CRIME FICTION
. Katie Marsh is the bestselling crime fiction author of ‘How Not To Murder Your Ex’. After writing romantic fiction, she turned her hand to cosy crime novels packed with humour and unforgettable characters. Her debut novel was a World Book Night pick and her books are published in fourteen languages.

East Hampshire tackles homelessness

East Hampshire tackles homelessness

East Hampshire District Council has made significant progress tackling homelessness, recording no rough sleepers in May.

 With the recently appointed Community Outreach Worker, it has provided stronger links with landlords, helped people move into safe and stable accommodation.

Restorative Justice helps people move on with their lives

Restorative Justice helps people move on with their lives

Restorative Justice can help some people impacted or harmed by crime. 
It is a safe empowering process where all parties are supported to share the impact of what has happened and agree a positive way forward.
It’s a free service, commissioned by the Police and Crime Commissioner in our area.
Here’s Simon Mason from Restorative Justice to tell us more.

East Hampshire Police Strengthen Community Safety Efforts

East Hampshire Police Strengthen Community Safety Efforts

The East Hampshire Priority Police Team is working with local authorities and residents to tackle anti-social behaviour, shoplifting, and other community concerns. 
This is done by using targeted policing and problem-solving strategies to improve safety and enhance quality of life across the district.

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Petersfield’s Shine Radio works in partnership with non-profit organisations in the community. Our Community Contacts file lists organisations that provide valuable services in the local area.

Our project is also supported by a range of community-minded businesses who value what we do and help us make it shine.

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