Claire and Joff bring you news and stories from across the Petersphere at Christmas.
Petersfield’s weekly news, views and interviews led by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey.
The team is all together for Christmas in The Folly with the week’s Petersfield news, sport, what’s on and weather.
Plus local marine biologist Leigh Hickmott gets up close with nature, why a Petersfield polling station has made headline worldwide, the team questions the health of the Christmas lights in Petersfield and we hear a beautiful carol from St Peter’s Church.
Presented by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey with Richard Gaisford, Suzie Wilde, Richard Marks, Dave Bowers, Nina Vennis, Alan Cosh, Jon Walker, Martin Bamford and James Robbins.
Joff, Suzie and Claire make the P pod in The Folly Upstairs
Recorded at Folly Upstairs. Thanks to Jake and his team.
To contact the P pod, call Petersfield 01730 555 500 or email pod@theppod.uk
Louise is pictured with her late father, in happier times
Last month saw the launch, in London, of a pressure group called the ‘5FU Test Alliance’.
Petersfield resident Louise Brown is heavily involved in this campaign after losing her father two-and-a-half years ago following the prescription of the chemotherapy drug 5FU.
Louise popped along to a recording of the P pod and discussed the campaign with presenter Joff Lacey.
Informed Choice independent financial planners are investment specialists in Petersfield who can help you make decisions about money.
Every week, Martin Bamford compiles a selection of money stories that will help you keep in touch with our changing world as you consider how best to spend and invest.
This week, what the election result means for the pound in your pocket and your FTSE stocks, some payouts are coming for Woodford Investment clients and why you should check your energy bills for accuracy. Also – a lot of whisky under the hammer and do you book nearby accommodation when you visit family at Christmas? You’re not alone.
Be informed and plan for your future with the Money Moment from Petersfield Community Radio. Sponsored by Informed Choice.
Your detailed forecast for the Petersfield microclimate across the rest of Friday, Saturday, Sunday and into the new week.
Plus, just how wet was election day? Richard confirms the exact measurement using his unique weather station data collected right here in Petersfield.
What makes this forecast special?
Our regular forecasts from Petersfield meteorologist Richard Marks help you plan ahead for the conditions we experience within our unique local microclimate.
Only local meteorologist Richard Marks updates you on the latest weather conditions for Petersfield in a regular forecast that draws on his experience and expertise.
Richard’s records of measured conditions in the area stretch back for decades so he can compare today’s weather to that of the past, and because he’s focused purely on Petersfield, Richard’s forecast takes into account the unique properties of our local microclimate.
If you’re a keen amateur meteorologist you can share your weather observations and ask questions of Richard. Just email team@petersfieldradio.uk
Now available as a podcast
If you use a podcast app, you can now subscribe to Petersfield Weather with Richard Marks to get the latest forecast delivered direct to your device.
Just search for Petersfield Weather on your favourite podcast app and click Subscribe. Or use this link.
If you enjoy the podcast, do rate and review Richard’s forecast. He’d like that very much.
The Petersfield School is one of our four partner schools and has developed a radio club for students.
In this piece from the TPS radio team, hear Ollie Mosley, George Hill and Zak Baker plus head girl Jess Minton explore how Jess’s G.R.E.A.T. initiative inspired changed behaviour and a new awareness of wellness across the school.
You can hear more from Jess in this week’s edition of the P pod.
We can’t wait to hear the next report from the TPS radio team.
Claire and Joff bring you news and stories from across the Petersphere.
Petersfield’s weekly news, views and interviews led by Claire Vennis and Joff Lacey.
This week, in an extra-long, election special P pod, local campaigner Louise Brown explains why she’s involved with a new pressure group, and TPS head girl Jess Minton tells you all about her ‘legacy project’ … a wellness campaign at the school.
Plus you can hear from the candidates who want your vote*; Jon Walker, chief reporter of the Petersfield Post; Wilde Walker Suzie Wilde; Petersfield’s far-from-wild weatherman, Richard Marks; Martin Bamford with his Money Moment; news and sport from Dave Bowers and James Robbins; and, courtesy of the Liss Band, a Christmas carol to make you feel all festive.
Produced by Alice Payne and recorded at the Townhouse.
To contact the P pod, call Petersfield 01730 555 500 or email pod@theppod.uk
*Unfortunately, Eddie Trotter, the Justice& Anti-Corruption Party candidate has been ill and was unable to join us for an interview.
Petersfield meteorologist Richard Marks is standing outside in it all for added forecasting confidence. Also this time, a note on November’s rainfall totals.
What makes this forecast special?
Our regular forecasts from Petersfield meteorologist Richard Marks help you plan ahead for the conditions we experience within our unique local microclimate.
Only local meteorologist Richard Marks updates you on the latest weather conditions for Petersfield in a regular forecast that draws on his experience and expertise.
Richard’s records of measured conditions in the area stretch back for decades so he can compare today’s weather to that of the past, and because he’s focused purely on Petersfield, Richard’s forecast takes into account the unique properties of our local microclimate.
If you’re a keen amateur meteorologist you can share your weather observations and ask questions of Richard. Just email team@petersfieldradio.uk
Now available as a podcast
If you use a podcast app, you can now subscribe to Petersfield Weather with Richard Marks to get the latest forecast delivered direct to your device.
Just search for Petersfield Weather on your favourite podcast app and click Subscribe. Or use this link.
If you enjoy the podcast, do rate and review Richard’s forecast. He’d like that very much.
Enjoy a service of favourite traditional carols sung by the choir and congregation of St Peter’s Church in Petersfield with organist Mark Dancer.
Lessons are read by parishioners and the Vicar, Revd Will Hughes gives an address.
Includes:
Once in Royal David’s City
O Little Town of Bethlehem
While shepherds watched
O Come all ye faithful
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
The Lessons are:
Isaiah 9: 2-, 6-7
Luke 2: 1-7
Luke 2: 8-20
John 1: 1-14
The choir perfoms Gabriel’s message by Petteman and the organ voluntary played by Mark Dancer is Noel Suisse by Daquin.
Recorded by Stephen Martin and Colin Brook at St Peter’s Church on Monday 9 December. The choir’s performance of Torches by Joubert is omitted from this published recording for rights reasons.
Care homes
We are sharing this recording with local care homes so residents who cannot attend Church can still enjoy the service.
If you work in the local care homes sector or you know someone who lives or works in a care home please let us know via team@petersfieldradio.uk so we can ensure they have access to the recording.
Suzie Wilde and Raine accompany museum warden Richard as he locks-up the buildings within the Weald & Downland living museum in Singleton.
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More information
You can find out more about the Weald and Downland Living Museum, including events, ticket prices and how to get there at its website https://www.wealddown.co.uk/
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