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RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST 
WEDNESDAY 20TH DECEMBER 2017
 
With Christmas almost upon us it can be easy to forget the homless in our community.  The plight of the homless has been described as a national crisis.  Stats reveal there are over 9,000 rough sleepers  and some 78,000 families living in temporary accommodation in our country right now. Susie Maquire from Chertsey was spured into action when she saw the issues of those sleeping on the streets in London. She joined me on Radio Woking to talk about Street Santa

RADIO WEY 
SUNDAY 17TH DECEMBER 2017
As the festive season is in full swing it's easy to forget those facing winter on the streets. Susie Mcguire  from Chertsey Joined Lara and I to talk about Street Santa. This is a great scheme directly helping the homeless in London and closer to home.
www.facebook.com/streetsanta for more details 

RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST 
WEDNESDAY 13TH DECEMBER
 
The Lobsterlisious Lekiddo Lord of the Lobsters  joined me  for a chat on Radio Woking Breakfast about all things Lobster.  I also get to hear his festive song : It's Christmas I bet you don't know what I'll bring. 
More at www.lekiddo.com

RADIO WEY
SUNDAY 10TH DECEMBER 2017
The Lobsterlisious Lekiddo Lord of the Lobsters  joined Lara and I for a chat about all things Lobster.  We  also get to hear his festive song : It's Christmas I bet you don't know what I'll bring. 
More at www.lekiddo.com

RADIO WEY 
FIRST BROADCAST SUNDAY 3RD DEC 2017
 
Stephen Gould tells us about the yearly festive meal at the Greeno Centre in Shepperton. This is a volunteer led scheme that aims to bring festive cheer to those who may otherwise be alone during the festive period.
 

RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST
6TH DECEMBER
 
Our final catch up with Trudi to get the latest on her foodbank campaign as it reaches its final day.
 
 

Radio Wey
25th November 2017
It's the highlight of Walton on Thames' calender. The festival of light is a day long festive celebration which climaxes with the parade and  christmas light switch on. There were two stages at the event. I was part of the Radio Wey team on the high street stage where local groups,  and acts were showcasing their talents for the crowd. I spoke to the ladies from Raise the Curtain, (music and theatre arts group)and David Lowe who is part of the Elmbridge Youth Theatre.

RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST 
 
29TH NOVEMBER 2017
 
Trudi Fletcher joins me for this weeks update on her food bank appeal. It seems this week she literally  has the whole community of Brookwood behind her.

 November
2017
 
I went along to Chertsey museum to find out about their new exibition celebrating all thats great about tea. Emma Warren tells me more about the exibition that is on display until the end of December.
Chertsey museum is open Tuesday to Saturday and can be found on Windsor Street.
Admission is free.

RADIO WOKING BREAKFAST 
22ND NOVEMBER 2017
 
Regular guest Trudi  Fletcher joined me on Radio Woking Breakfast to talk abput the latest developments on her food bank campaign. I also chatted to Phil Bellamy from Swintons insurance in Woking, one of the drop off points for the foodbank campaign.