Aug 11, 2022 | Audio stories
Kevin Schilling, is a local vintage car enthusiast. And he is looking to find a woman that got into his car on a drive day and told him she knew the car. And it might have been driven by a bank robber? How did she know? She claimed it was her husband. So you see, we...
Aug 11, 2022 | Audio stories, The Shine Radio recipe
They are at it again. James “Foodie” Fairweather is very definite about the way of the salad. He talks to NonI Needs for the Shine radio recipe.How should one make Nicoise? How do you feel about the odd potato in your Nicoise? A piece of Tuna?Who do you...
Aug 11, 2022 | Audio stories, Local news
The Shine Radio volunteers put on their dancing shoes for Petersfield’s Sunflower Festival, held to raise money for the people of Ukraine Having a break from interviewing the bands our roving reporter Jo Gray had the pleasure of meeting the lovely Tatyana and...
Aug 11, 2022 | Audio stories, the P pod
Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey with Petersfield personalities and their stories. Claire and Joff enjoyed visiting some of our local villages so much they’re bringing you a second helping in this week’s Summer P pod – from Stroud, East Meon and Rake. Suzie revisits...
Aug 10, 2022 | Audio stories
Developer James Allen of 6A Vision outlines his company’s proposals for the top of Lavant Street. The Petersfield-based developer proposes to restyle the former car showroom, bike store and tool shop building opposite the railway station. On the former Tews...
Aug 9, 2022 | Audio stories, Local news
Volunteer gardener Sue Walker with volunteer Lesley hosting the recent Petersfield Community Garden Eco Fair stand Our roving reporter Jo Gray had the joy of meeting Petersfield Community Garden volunteer gardener Sue Walker recently at the town’s Eco Fair. Do...
Aug 8, 2022 | Audio stories, Local news
Iva and Olena are just two of the one hundred refugees now living with Petersfield families. They speak to Shine Radio’s Stephen Martin about their early experiences in Petersfield, the challenges they face integrating with the local community and how...
Aug 8, 2022 | Audio stories
Martin Bamford compiles a selection of money stories from the last week that will help you keep in touch with our changing world. Make the most of your family finances in these difficult times. Be informed and plan ahead. This week This week with Martin Bamford:...
Aug 7, 2022 | Audio stories
Jack Plumridge of AfterBurn Fitness is raising money for Winston’s Wish and Dreams Come True by running 100km on Saturday 13th August from Liphook. Alongside this, Liphook Junior School are running a fun day between 9am and 4pm, and the Living Room Cinema in...
Aug 7, 2022 | Audio stories, Talking Books
This Month’s Programme This is a bumper August edition, with an interview with director, scenographer, curator, educator, writer and national treasure, Pamela Howard and the co-author of her memoir, Pavel Drabek. There will also be an interview with Katherine...
Aug 6, 2022 | Audio stories
The Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games is in full flow. At the Netball we have Rachel Tanner, a teacher at Ditcham Park participating as a Technical Official. On Wednesday evening after the Scotland v Barbados and Malawi v Trinidad and Tobago heats, she spoke to...
Aug 5, 2022 | Audio stories, Suzie Wilde's Wilde Walks
Suzie walks with a friend and there’s an unfortunate incident A new Wilde Walk airs on Petersfield’s Shine Radio every Friday and is repeated through the week. Or get the podcast on your favourite podcast app. Just search...
Aug 4, 2022 | Audio stories
Alison Glasspool gives her latest report from the Commonwealth Games to Noni Needs. What it was like watching Livvy Breen win her 100m T37/38. Watching the Netball and catching up with Ditcham Park School’s Rachel Tanner officiating at the netball. And how...
Aug 4, 2022 | Audio stories
Need somewhere to visit this weekend? Have you seen the work of one of Britain’s greatest living artists, Frank Auerbach? Maya Binkin, the artistic Director of the Newlands House Gallery in Petworth talks to Noni Needs about Frank Auerbach: Unseen...
Aug 4, 2022 | Audio stories, Local news
Butser Ancient Farm is a local unique experimental archaeology site in the South Downs National Park. Celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer staff and volunteers – together with the help of sailors from HMS Queen Elizabeth currently docked in nearby...
Aug 4, 2022 | Audio stories, Local news
Leader of the County Council Rob Humby talks to Alan Cosh about the £200m black hole budget facing the Council in 2025 – 2026. Councillor Rob...
Aug 3, 2022 | Audio stories, Growing Together
With the recent heatwave in July, Claire and Steve discuss the effect the hotter weather is having on the garden and gardeners alike. Claire has a mystery muncher in her garden, Steve muses over his rambling runner beans and they inspire each other with plans for...
Aug 2, 2022 | Audio stories
Kieran Cheeseman catches up with Kathryn Ellis-Blandford of Petersfield Town Council ahead of The Sunflower Festival on 6th and 7th August at the Festival Hall – in aid of the Disaster Emergency Committee’s Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.
Help us find Mrs L as local Liss driver goes Reckless.
Nicoise and Ceasar salad wars with Petersfield’s Foodie Fairweather
The Sunflower Festival – ‘music bringing us together’
P pod personalities show – 8 August 2022
A new look for part of Lavant Street
Did you know it’s National Allotments Week? No garden? No allotment needed.
Meet Petersfield’s new residents from Ukraine
Money Moment with Martin Bamford
Jack Plumridge from Liphook is running 100km for two local charities
Talking Books – August 2022