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Food swapping events have been happening in America for a while and and us Brits are catching onto the trendJacquie Russell tells me about the food swap group she helped set up in East Grinstead, and how these events bring the community together

I spoke to Ray Brooks, the narrator of classic 70’s kids tv show Mr Benn Ray talks about his career in film and TV and his one-man show As If By Magic - The Genius of Mr Benn which will take place at Walton-on-Thames-based Riverhouse Barn at 7pm on May 10. Tickets priced at £13 are on sale from riverhousebarn.co.uk

Langley Records in East Molesey was opened by Geoff Langley in 1972. 43 years later and Landlords (and neighbors) Royal Mail unveiled plans to use the site of the shop to install a customer service point.I spoke to Led Zeppelin fan and friend of the shop Fiona Davidson from Walton on Thames. She told me why the store needs to be saved and tells me how much support there is for Geoff and his shop.

Radio Wey Audio 27th October 2014Andrew Tinsley has seen a fair few soggy biscuits in his time. He decided to take action and find a solution to the problem of biscuits falling apart mid dunk. Introducing the "Cookie Catcher!" A wire mesh which catches rouge crumbs and allows the drinker to fish them out of the cup.More at www.cookiecatcher.com where the Cookie catcher can be purchased for £2 

Radio Wey Audio Mon 27th October 2014Louise Marsh from Woking talks about her family's  heartbreak at losing their beloved Terrier Toby.Toby went missing on 10th October from the Maybury area of Woking. Since then Louise has been campaigning via social media to try and bring Toby home. More info on the Get Surrey article belowhttp://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/family-missing-woking-dog-toby-7996463For more information about the #FindToby campaign, see the Facebook or Twitter pages. 

This is part one of my chat with Ray Edwards MBE. Ray talks about life as a quad Amputee. and how he  made his acting debut played a corpse  on a popular TV show. Ray tells me about how being an amputee impacted his life, and also discusses the charity Limb Care which he founded

 This is part two  of my chat with Ray Edwards MBE. Ray talks about life as a quad Amputee. and how he  made his acting debut played a corpse  on a popular TV show. Ray tells me about how being an amputee impacted his life, and also discusses the charity Limb Care which he founded

Former Surrey  teacher Nick Morrice  talks about how sponsoring a child in Kathmandu lead him on an amazing journey which sees him supporting and caring from orphaned young men as if they were his own. He even invested £30,000 of his mums inheritance to help them Nicks story is told in his book Discovered in Kathmandu which is avialble to purchase in digital format. All profits from the book go to help Nicks new "Family" in KathmanduPart 3 of 3

Former Surrey  teacher Nick Morrice  talks about how sponsoring a child in Kathmandu lead him on an amazing journey which sees him supporting and caring from orphaned young men as if they were his own. He even invested £30,000 of his mums inheritance to help them Nicks story is told in his book Discovered in Kathmandu which is avialble to purchase in digital format. All profits from the book go to help Nicks new "Family" in KathmanduPart 2 of 3

Former Surrey  teacher Nick Morrice  talks about how sponsoring a child in Kathmandu lead him on an amazing journey which sees him supporting and caring from orphaned young men as if they were his own. He even invested £30,000 of his mums inheritance to help them Nicks story is told in his book Discovered in Kathmandu which is avialble to purchase in digital format. All profits from the book go to help Nicks new "Family" in KathmanduPart one of 3