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Morning Report – Monday 3 August
Harrison and Lucy bring you today’s update of essential local information and Petersfield salon owner Karen Dodds talks about the surprise instruction from government to cancel the planned re-introduction of facial treatments.
Money Moment with Martin Bamford
This week, house prices rebound but risks remain, debate over government support schemes, why some car loans could be cheaper and coins and notes may depict BAME people for the first time.
Your questions to the Taro Centre’s manager
As the Taro Centre in Penns Place reopens after nearly four months of closure, we ask its manager Dave West what we can expect inside.
Morning Report – Friday 31 July
The Taro reopens, finger post signs in Petersfield point the wrong way and why Chapel Street may be the best-dressed road in Petersfield. All with Harrison and Stephen.
Morning Report – Thursday 30 July
Lucy Davies and Noni Needs present today’s update of local information for Petersfield and its villages. New housing for the elderly, your chance to comment on care home plans and are your vegetables good enough for Buriton’s virtual village show?
Sewing Bee brings bit of a buzz
Our youngest reporter, Nina Vennis, went along to the final of the Petersfield Sewing Bee at Sew Creative to meet winners and organisers.
Money Moment with Martin Bamford
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.
Wilde Walk: Hill Head
What has the first dip of the year to do with Shakespeare? Suzie hides in a coppice to avoid the wind, just a little bit, while she explains all.
Petersfield weather with Richard Marks
Richard says a Spanish plume will heat us up as the weekend approaches, but how long can this warm spell last?
Morning Report – Wednesday 29 July
Lucy Davies and Noni Needs present today’s update of local information for Petersfield and its villages. New housing for the elderly, your chance to comment on care home plans and are your vegetables good enough for Buriton’s virtual village show?
the P pod – 28 July, 2020
On Petersfield’s P pod this week, presenters Claire and Joff have some major revelations; plus Collabro’s Michael Auger and Tattoo Lounge owner Geoff Richardson.
Please sir, I have a question
Young reporter Nina Vennis talks to her head teacher, Mark Marande, to find out how The Petersfield School has coped with lockdown.
Morning Report – Tuesday 28 July
One thousand trees planted in Sheet, Petersfield shoppers are mask-obedient and how you can learn about Petersfield’s past through a new publication. Dave and Harrison are here with your complete news and information service for Petersfield and its villages.
Morning Report – Monday 27 July
Laura Sheppard and Alan Cosh bring you today’s essential Petersfield information and we hear how Gladiator training is back at the rugby club after lockdown.
Appeal for witnesses following fatal collision
Hampshire Police have appealed for witnesses after a 90-year-old woman died following a serious collision at 2.32pm yesterday, at the junction of Durford Road and Heath Road East.
Morning Report – Friday 24 July
Harrison RB and Dave Bowers round up the latest news and information from across the Petersphere. Plus you’ll hear from Tilmore-based costume designer Nicole Small.
Wilde Walk: the birthday walk
Suzie Wilde and labrador Raine go on a birthday walk in this week’s Wilde Walk – complete with blue sky, sea and butterflies.
But it isn’t Suzie’s birthday …
Morning Report – Thursday 23 July
Laura Sheppard and Suzie Wilde round up the latest news and information from across the Petersphere – featuring Julia Dean, the latest writer to have a monologue performed in the virtual Petersfield Shakespeare Festival.