Peter Stewart

It's such an atmospheric and haunting picture, the Irish poet W.B. Yeats referred to the work in his poem Phases of the Moon. And from that etching, several similar watercolours were created, which are in galleries around the world. The original is held in storage at the V&A. Samuel Palmer died in Redhill in 1881 at the age of 76.

It's such an atmospheric and haunting picture, the Irish poet W.B. Yeats referred to the work in his poem Phases of the Moon. And from that etching, several similar watercolours were created, which are in galleries around the world. The original is held in storage at the V&A. Samuel Palmer died in Redhill in 1881 at the age of 76.

His father-in-law and mentor, John Linnell, died just six months later. Samuel's wife, Hannah, died 12 years later, and the two are together in the cemetery at St Mary's in Reigate. OK, so you probably think the story is over. The pictures and etchings have been done. They're in safe storage or on display at various galleries around the world. But next week, the story continues.

His father-in-law and mentor, John Linnell, died just six months later. Samuel's wife, Hannah, died 12 years later, and the two are together in the cemetery at St Mary's in Reigate. OK, so you probably think the story is over. The pictures and etchings have been done. They're in safe storage or on display at various galleries around the world. But next week, the story continues.

How a vindictive relative nearly destroyed all evidence of Samuel Palmer's work. and how that led to a massive fraud over what he had completed. Plus, where Samuel lived locally, and how we remember him to this day, without perhaps realising. And there's a display of Samuel Palmer's work at Adams Gallery in Reigate from September the 19th.

How a vindictive relative nearly destroyed all evidence of Samuel Palmer's work. and how that led to a massive fraud over what he had completed. Plus, where Samuel lived locally, and how we remember him to this day, without perhaps realising. And there's a display of Samuel Palmer's work at Adams Gallery in Reigate from September the 19th.

Let's jump straight forward to Tuesday the 10th of September and the Growing Health team together inviting people living and working in communities across East Surrey to get together to create conditions in which everyone's health and wellbeing can flourish. Can't say fairer than that. While the health service is vitally important, it largely focuses on doing the repairs.

Let's jump straight forward to Tuesday the 10th of September and the Growing Health team together inviting people living and working in communities across East Surrey to get together to create conditions in which everyone's health and wellbeing can flourish. Can't say fairer than that. While the health service is vitally important, it largely focuses on doing the repairs.

So this particular group builds the conditions for health and well-being together in communities. So can you get involved? The next meeting, Hawley, Tuesday the 10th, 9.30 to 11 at Hawley Community Centre at Regent House on Albert Road. More details, neighbourhoods.eastsurrey at nhs.net. The Archway Theatre presents Terry Pratchett's Lords and Ladies.

So this particular group builds the conditions for health and well-being together in communities. So can you get involved? The next meeting, Hawley, Tuesday the 10th, 9.30 to 11 at Hawley Community Centre at Regent House on Albert Road. More details, neighbourhoods.eastsurrey at nhs.net. The Archway Theatre presents Terry Pratchett's Lords and Ladies.

Following on from their sell-out production of Weird Sisters by Terry last year, they present the further adventures of Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Og and Margaret Garlic. Mysterious crop circles are appearing all over the kingdom. and this can mean only one thing. The lords and ladies are back, and they're distinctly not fluttery and twinkly. It's up to the weird sisters to sort it all out.

Following on from their sell-out production of Weird Sisters by Terry last year, they present the further adventures of Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Og and Margaret Garlic. Mysterious crop circles are appearing all over the kingdom. and this can mean only one thing. The lords and ladies are back, and they're distinctly not fluttery and twinkly. It's up to the weird sisters to sort it all out.

Throw in a moody teenage wannabe witch, some rude mechanicals and a couple of wizards, not to mention a very distinctive librarian... You've got a recipe for much hilarity mingled with Pratchett's very own profound philosophical observation. So five performances, 7.45 between the 10th and the 14th of September, plus a matinee on Saturday the 14th at 2 o'clock.

Throw in a moody teenage wannabe witch, some rude mechanicals and a couple of wizards, not to mention a very distinctive librarian... You've got a recipe for much hilarity mingled with Pratchett's very own profound philosophical observation. So five performances, 7.45 between the 10th and the 14th of September, plus a matinee on Saturday the 14th at 2 o'clock.

And the Planet Reigate podcast is proud to be official media partners with the Archway Theatre Hawley. For more information and booking details, go to archwaytheatre.com or phone 0333 666 3366. Friday the 13th of September, Betchworth. It's a lovely walk around the fields, the countryside and the golf course across Betchworth and Brockham.

And the Planet Reigate podcast is proud to be official media partners with the Archway Theatre Hawley. For more information and booking details, go to archwaytheatre.com or phone 0333 666 3366. Friday the 13th of September, Betchworth. It's a lovely walk around the fields, the countryside and the golf course across Betchworth and Brockham.

07940 508 443.

07940 508 443.

That's a bit better, isn't it? And next Saturday, it's a Rygate Caves Open Day on the 14th. And also, you're invited to join Picnic in the Park. Yeah, this is happening in Charlewood. Get ready to soak up the sun and relish the joy of the great outdoors. Come one, come all, they say. Join us for an unforgettable picnic experience. They say we can't wait to share this wonderful day with you.

That's a bit better, isn't it? And next Saturday, it's a Rygate Caves Open Day on the 14th. And also, you're invited to join Picnic in the Park. Yeah, this is happening in Charlewood. Get ready to soak up the sun and relish the joy of the great outdoors. Come one, come all, they say. Join us for an unforgettable picnic experience. They say we can't wait to share this wonderful day with you.