Peter Stewart

So the windiest December day and the second windiest day ever with wind gusts of 44.9 miles an hour. Boy, oh boy, it was certainly windy, wasn't it? Hopefully your garden and anything left outside, like your roof and fence, for example, didn't come too much of a cropper.

So the windiest December day and the second windiest day ever with wind gusts of 44.9 miles an hour. Boy, oh boy, it was certainly windy, wasn't it? Hopefully your garden and anything left outside, like your roof and fence, for example, didn't come too much of a cropper.

Got a bit of travel news for you that perhaps you should be aware of, which is going to be happening in the first few days of the brand new year. SES Water have told us of their plans for the Gatton Park Road Mains Replacement Programme. Yeah, they're going to be replacing more than 800 metres of the 20-inch and 7-inch main that run along Gatton Park Road.

Got a bit of travel news for you that perhaps you should be aware of, which is going to be happening in the first few days of the brand new year. SES Water have told us of their plans for the Gatton Park Road Mains Replacement Programme. Yeah, they're going to be replacing more than 800 metres of the 20-inch and 7-inch main that run along Gatton Park Road.

The new mains will be laid from the junction of Colesmead Road with Gatton Park Road to just beyond West Lodge. So, as I say, that's 800 metres. Teams are going to be on site from, here are the dates, Monday 2nd January with full road closures of Gatton Park Road from 6th January. They're going to be working 7 in the morning till 5 at night, Monday to Saturday, weather permitting.

The new mains will be laid from the junction of Colesmead Road with Gatton Park Road to just beyond West Lodge. So, as I say, that's 800 metres. Teams are going to be on site from, here are the dates, Monday 2nd January with full road closures of Gatton Park Road from 6th January. They're going to be working 7 in the morning till 5 at night, Monday to Saturday, weather permitting.

from the 6th of January until late May. So that little cheeky cut-through that you may have is going to be out of bounds, essentially, for several months. You heard about it on the Planet Rygate podcast. Now, when you have your neighbours round for Christmas drinks, swapping parcels or whatever it is you happen to do, why don't you tell them about the Planet Reigate podcast?

from the 6th of January until late May. So that little cheeky cut-through that you may have is going to be out of bounds, essentially, for several months. You heard about it on the Planet Rygate podcast. Now, when you have your neighbours round for Christmas drinks, swapping parcels or whatever it is you happen to do, why don't you tell them about the Planet Reigate podcast?

It'll be a really great opportunity and I'll be really appreciative of you doing that on my behalf. We'd love them if you told them all about the show, the kind of features we've got, how you stay up to date with what's going on in what we call the Planet Reigate area of, all together now...

It'll be a really great opportunity and I'll be really appreciative of you doing that on my behalf. We'd love them if you told them all about the show, the kind of features we've got, how you stay up to date with what's going on in what we call the Planet Reigate area of, all together now...

Rygate, Redhill, Merston, Buckland, Bechworth and Brockham, down to Hawley and over to Charlewood and outward as well. It's all about essentially where they live, where they work, what is going on in the area, places to go to, things to do. And it keeps them updated with the news, with the weather, a little bit of travel and so on and hearing about interesting people.

Rygate, Redhill, Merston, Buckland, Bechworth and Brockham, down to Hawley and over to Charlewood and outward as well. It's all about essentially where they live, where they work, what is going on in the area, places to go to, things to do. And it keeps them updated with the news, with the weather, a little bit of travel and so on and hearing about interesting people.

And also, let me remind you that you can hear all of our past episodes via our website, which is theplanetreigatepodcast.com. The last five episodes are on there. Plus, there are links to all of the other episodes going back to even before episode one, if you can work that out. And also, there's a page of all the links.

And also, let me remind you that you can hear all of our past episodes via our website, which is theplanetreigatepodcast.com. The last five episodes are on there. Plus, there are links to all of the other episodes going back to even before episode one, if you can work that out. And also, there's a page of all the links.

So if you want to hear some of our previous interviews, there's a page there where you can just read a one-line description, a couple of lines description, and then hit the link and it'll take you straight to that interview.

So if you want to hear some of our previous interviews, there's a page there where you can just read a one-line description, a couple of lines description, and then hit the link and it'll take you straight to that interview.

So again, if you've got a little bit of downtime, you've got some time off, and you're fed up with Netflix and BBC One, then why don't you go to theplanetreigatepodcast.com and listen back to some of our previous episodes and the best of our guests.

So again, if you've got a little bit of downtime, you've got some time off, and you're fed up with Netflix and BBC One, then why don't you go to theplanetreigatepodcast.com and listen back to some of our previous episodes and the best of our guests.

Hello, I'm Peter Stewart. Our main feature this week, we start a mini-series on the intriguing and significant history of one of our local roads. If you've ever driven in Reigate, you will know it. It's part of the one-way system, so you can hardly avoid it. And back in the day, you could have said it was the home to the area's first, well, what would now be called, leisure park.

Hello, I'm Peter Stewart. Our main feature this week, we start a mini-series on the intriguing and significant history of one of our local roads. If you've ever driven in Reigate, you will know it. It's part of the one-way system, so you can hardly avoid it. And back in the day, you could have said it was the home to the area's first, well, what would now be called, leisure park.