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RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 1ST NOVEMBER
I caught up with the legend Ken Bruce who is heading to Woking on 11th November with his You me and the Music show, celebrating his over 50 years in radio and the songs that defined his journey.
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RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 1ST NOVEMBER
A catch up with Shay from Leatherhead.

RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 1ST NOVEMBER
A catch up with Simon and a look at the weather prospects.
You Tube - Simon A G Evans

RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 1ST NOVEMBER
Ritesh Aswaney Chair of the Woking Diwali Committee joined me to talk about this years lantern parade taking place on 5th November in Woking Town Centre.
Facebook - Search Woking Diwali Committee 

RADIO WOKING
WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER
Mandy, co founder of Cats Matter joined me to discuss this important campaign which has recently been discussed in Parliament.
The message is for Cats to be have equality to dogs and a call for it to become a legal obligation for a motorist to stop if they hit a cat. The charity is also working on driver education and calling for councils to scan deceased cats to give owners that much needed closure should the worst happen.
https://www.catsmatter.org

RADIO WOKING
WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER
I was joined by James one of the Link Able Mayhem DJ's to chat about the Halloween event coming on at The Fiery Bird Venue on 31 October.
www.linkable.org.uk/pages/mayhem

RADIO WOKING
WEDNESADAY 28 OCTOBER
Bringing home a new puppy or kitten is supposed to be one of life's happiest moments, but new research suggests the reality can leave owners feeling stressed, sleep-deprived and overwhelmed.
 
Leading veterinary voice Dr Rhian Littlehales joined me to discuss why the first few weeks of pet ownership can feel so overwhelming, the common mistakes new owners make and how to recognise when a puppy or kitten needs veterinary attention.

RADIO WOKING
WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER
Lydia from Bournmouth joins me for a chat.

RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 18TH OCTOBER
A catch up with Shay from Leatherhead.

RADIO WOKING
SUNDAY 18TH OCTOBER
Local Author Don Cambell  joined me ahead of his debut talk at Woking Library on 27th October.
Don told me how his debut novel was inspired by a recuring childhood nightmare and how he worked through barriers from being dyslectic to finally tell his story in away that didn't seem possible at first.
Don will be at Woking Library sharing his experiences and giving advice to others who may want to get their own story out there.
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