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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

New Research reveals how little we know about the Bible. The Bible Society have a campaign called Pass it on, encouraging us to spread the word about the contents of this amazing book. 

BRUNCHTIME BREAKFAST SHOW
18TH NOVEMBER 2013
 
Aziatics opened their first shop from a prevoiusly run down green groocers in Sheperton in 2007.
 
Six years later and I  spoke to Pete Wheeldon as he was manning the second shop on its first
Monday of trading in Addlestone.
 
 
 Aziatics is I am told a type of lilly,
 (the spelling changed to make it unique, and handy for the phone book!)
 
Pete told me how the retailer  embaraces the local community and supports local
 growers and producers.
 
 Can a small independent reatailer compete in a world of 24 hour supermarkets?
 
www.aziatics.co.uk
follow on twitter @aaziaticsuk
 
Audio copyright Jon Andrews / Radio Wey 2013

Brunchtime Breakfast Show
Monday 18 Novemeber 2013
 
On Mondays Brunchtime Breakfast I spoke to Waste Warrior Susan.
Waste Warriors isn a school campaign aiming  to tackle food waste.
 One area the group is looking at is to lobby supermarkets to stock wonkey veg
 at reduced prices.
They hope this will cut waste and allow the poorer section of society to have their 5 a day.
 
Follow on Twitter @waste_warrior
 
Audio Copyright Jon Andrews/Radio Wey 2013