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Our latest audio stories
Rogate born gal talks about all things local!
Jenny Ellis from Slade Lane in Rogate, known for the Asparagus... Grew up on Slade lane where most of her immediate family lived and live on talks about Petersfield and community... <iframe...
Being a success in the pub trade needs hard work and help from community events
Jen is 28 and manager of the Black Sheep Pub just off the square where she wants to prove a success. and, she says, a bar like this provides an important listening ear.
Breast (and testicular) Cancer Awareness Cakes at Petersfield Railway station
They’re raising awareness and support for Breast Cancer awareness month at Petersfield Railway Station on Tuesday 25 August … cakes, coffee, community and chat.
‘Yours’ magazine features Petersfield’s Town Crying Couple
Our Town Criers are featured in the latest Yours Magazine. Faye and Martin tell us all about it and the town they promote officially and voluntarily.
We R Electric – an Oasis tribute band with a difference
Local man creates Oasis tribute band to raise money for MND.
Liphook mum’s parent-and-baby group celebrates first year of support and friendship
A local mum who created a parent-and-baby group — and a listening ear for other parents — celebrates its first year in Liphook. Families with little ones and local businesses in the ‘baby space’ are invited to a summer picnic celebrating a year of friendship, support, community and connections. A surprise story time will be happening too!
Cold coffee / Холодна кава – Ukrainian Independence Day in the UK
What does it feel like to feel connected to home while being thousands of kilometers away? In the third episode of the Cold Coffee podcast, we go to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day 24 August.
How do Ukrainians maintain their identity while building a new life in the United Kingdom? It’s more than just a holiday—it’s a powerful statement of resilience, unity, and the deep bond between our two nations.
Another successful summer fete at Downs House and all to support local dementia
Downs House opened their doors to friends and family once again to help raise awareness and funds for Dementia Friendly Petersfield.
It was a very hot August Saturday afternoon, but this didn’t stop the steady flow of relatives and supporters coming along to join in with the fun.
The Life Clinic – talking about care and support and inspirational stories
The Life Clinic: It’s all about choosing the right care home to suit your needs. September is the time to turn “Petersfield Blue” so our attention turns to prostate cancer and March for Men with Kev
Family festival fun at Sky Park Farm
Fun for all the family this August Bank Holiday weekend.
Ukrainians in Petersfield mark their independence day with flags, music and concerns over visas
Journalist Iva Lomas was taken-in by a local family at the start of the conflict and has now made a home here. Last month she got married at Petersfield Library. Hear her reflections as her community marks its Independence Day.
TPS students celebrate another outstanding GCSE year
Pupils at The Petersfield School celebrated with close to 85% achieving a grade 4 or above in both English and Maths. Additionally, over a third of all the grades awarded to students were at the top grades 7 to 9. Meanwhile at Bohunt School it was another outstanding year with 95% of students achieving grade 4 or above, a new school record.
Tributes paid to enduring Petersfield headmaster
Simon Williams hands over the leadership of Churcher’s College after 22 years.
Make a change and try it out, to end loneliness
Loneliness comes in lots of shapes and sizes, as do solutions and alternatives. Age Concern Petersfield offers advice but also say people need to resolve to try a change and see if it suits.
400 Hampshire churches say come Ride and Stride
Ride and Stride to as many historic churches as you can on Saturday 12 September. Robin Hart tells us why and how; he’s been doing it for 35 years.
The Bells ring Bon Voyage at St Peter’s
The Bells of St Peter’s rang a Full Peale of over 5,000 combinations as a special thank you to four departing young ringers.
Battling through adversity to conquer your goals
Over the past 18 months, Trevor has battled through adversity, determined to achieve his goals, including one very special ambition, walking his daughter down the aisle
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.