Peter Stewart

If you think that you would like to do something a little bit more, then go down to Paul at Belfry Barbers and say, yeah, I'd like to take part in your Pay It Forward initiative. Finally, a bit of sad news. This from Reigate Grammar School. John Hamlin, who was the RGS headmaster between 1982 and 1996, sadly passed away on Wednesday 9th October at the age of 88.

If you think that you would like to do something a little bit more, then go down to Paul at Belfry Barbers and say, yeah, I'd like to take part in your Pay It Forward initiative. Finally, a bit of sad news. This from Reigate Grammar School. John Hamlin, who was the RGS headmaster between 1982 and 1996, sadly passed away on Wednesday 9th October at the age of 88.

A post on social media this week brought our attention to this. And RGS say our thoughts go out to Marion and the rest of the Hamlin family. So maybe you or your children passed through the school. when John Hamlin was the headmaster between 1982 and 1996. Travel news. Let's give this one a mention again. M25 Junction 10 project. Some changes there that you need to be aware of.

A post on social media this week brought our attention to this. And RGS say our thoughts go out to Marion and the rest of the Hamlin family. So maybe you or your children passed through the school. when John Hamlin was the headmaster between 1982 and 1996. Travel news. Let's give this one a mention again. M25 Junction 10 project. Some changes there that you need to be aware of.

Slip roads on and off the junction are closed this weekend. So the 18th to the 21st of October. Oh, and also the 1st to the 4th of November. Both occasions, 9pm Friday till 6am on the Monday of each weekend. So that's the details there that you need to know about. So that's the travel together with the weather on the Planet Rygate podcast.

Slip roads on and off the junction are closed this weekend. So the 18th to the 21st of October. Oh, and also the 1st to the 4th of November. Both occasions, 9pm Friday till 6am on the Monday of each weekend. So that's the details there that you need to know about. So that's the travel together with the weather on the Planet Rygate podcast.

sport on the way as well and don't forget if you've lived in the area for 20 30 40 years then a little bit of nostalgia allow me to indulge myself towards the end of the show but you know what the story i tell you may make you go oh yes and put a little smile on your face The weather comes from our very own Professor Weather, Andy Herod, and you can follow Andy on TwitterX and Insta as well.

sport on the way as well and don't forget if you've lived in the area for 20 30 40 years then a little bit of nostalgia allow me to indulge myself towards the end of the show but you know what the story i tell you may make you go oh yes and put a little smile on your face The weather comes from our very own Professor Weather, Andy Herod, and you can follow Andy on TwitterX and Insta as well.

Some local weather stats. Chilly start, he says, in Reigate, Friday morning the 11th. A temperature of 0.2 degrees Celsius recorded at 7am. And Andy says that's the lowest temperature recorded this early in autumn and October. And the ninth lowest October temperature we've ever recorded. So it was pretty cold, but also it was pretty wet.

Some local weather stats. Chilly start, he says, in Reigate, Friday morning the 11th. A temperature of 0.2 degrees Celsius recorded at 7am. And Andy says that's the lowest temperature recorded this early in autumn and October. And the ninth lowest October temperature we've ever recorded. So it was pretty cold, but also it was pretty wet.

Autumn 2024, Professor Weather says, started with 28 days of rain. So 68% of the days had rain in, the highest we've recorded here in Rye Katie says. And that period we recorded 205 millimetres of rain compared to the average of 94%. So it's been cold and it's been wet. And here's some more weather stats from Andy. Because he said that last Wednesday the 16th, Reigate reached 22.1 Celsius.

Autumn 2024, Professor Weather says, started with 28 days of rain. So 68% of the days had rain in, the highest we've recorded here in Rye Katie says. And that period we recorded 205 millimetres of rain compared to the average of 94%. So it's been cold and it's been wet. And here's some more weather stats from Andy. Because he said that last Wednesday the 16th, Reigate reached 22.1 Celsius.

The first time we've exceeded 20 degrees this month. He says the average is 2.4 days over 20 degrees Celsius in October. And it continues, four years we have not had any days reaching 20 degrees Celsius and the most was 10 days back in 2018.

The first time we've exceeded 20 degrees this month. He says the average is 2.4 days over 20 degrees Celsius in October. And it continues, four years we have not had any days reaching 20 degrees Celsius and the most was 10 days back in 2018.

A report from Hawley in Bloom still to come before the end of the show, plus we're going to be hearing a little bit more, a bit of a retrospective about that fantastic arts display which was on in the Belfry Shopping Centre in Redhill as part of the Arts Takeover. But first of all, here comes our sports news this week. Rye Gate Squash Club, this weekend, the club's got its graded tournament.

A report from Hawley in Bloom still to come before the end of the show, plus we're going to be hearing a little bit more, a bit of a retrospective about that fantastic arts display which was on in the Belfry Shopping Centre in Redhill as part of the Arts Takeover. But first of all, here comes our sports news this week. Rye Gate Squash Club, this weekend, the club's got its graded tournament.

It's an unusual event which draws players from Surrey and further afield from various skill levels. So, as I understand it, this is how it works. The tournament's in different grades, A to E, so players then compete against each other of comparable skill. And then come the quarterfinals on Saturday, from about four o'clock, 10,000. Me neither. But I understood that's pretty darn good.

It's an unusual event which draws players from Surrey and further afield from various skill levels. So, as I understand it, this is how it works. The tournament's in different grades, A to E, so players then compete against each other of comparable skill. And then come the quarterfinals on Saturday, from about four o'clock, 10,000. Me neither. But I understood that's pretty darn good.

And they say our graded tournament is more than just a competition. It's a celebration of squash that strengthens ties. Whether players are seasoned vets, team players or recent newcomers to the sport, the tournament provides valuable playing experience and fosters a love for the game. All down there on Manor Road, of course. And I hope to be down there to join them in the next few weeks.

And they say our graded tournament is more than just a competition. It's a celebration of squash that strengthens ties. Whether players are seasoned vets, team players or recent newcomers to the sport, the tournament provides valuable playing experience and fosters a love for the game. All down there on Manor Road, of course. And I hope to be down there to join them in the next few weeks.