Peter Stewart

We'll keep an eye over this developing story and keep you updated on the Planet Reigate podcast. Well, as I mentioned there, bear a thought for those at Marks & Spencer's in Redhill, where the last day of trading is Saturday. The store has been at the Belfry since it opened, but a decision was made by M&S head office to close down all medium-sized stores.

That's despite the store in Redhill having increased footfall, as the overall Belfry does as well. And that bucks the national trend. The nearby store in Crawley has also closed. As I mentioned, it is understood, however, that M&S, which has that small food hall in Reigate, is looking for a site for a larger food hall somewhere in the Redhill-Reigate area.

That's despite the store in Redhill having increased footfall, as the overall Belfry does as well. And that bucks the national trend. The nearby store in Crawley has also closed. As I mentioned, it is understood, however, that M&S, which has that small food hall in Reigate, is looking for a site for a larger food hall somewhere in the Redhill-Reigate area.

And again, our thoughts with the Redhill team, whose last day of trading is this coming weekend. Local dog walkers will be limited to four dogs only. That in Rygate and Bandstead, down from six. It's after a survey by local people. New play areas in Westvale Park in Hawley will be dog exclusion areas, so no dogs at all there.

And again, our thoughts with the Redhill team, whose last day of trading is this coming weekend. Local dog walkers will be limited to four dogs only. That in Rygate and Bandstead, down from six. It's after a survey by local people. New play areas in Westvale Park in Hawley will be dog exclusion areas, so no dogs at all there.

The area of Earlswood Lakes, where dogs will need to be kept on a lead, is going to be extended to include the grassed area to the west of the lower lake, up to the footpath leading from the car park. Yeah, if you can picture that, that kind of makes sense, doesn't it?

The area of Earlswood Lakes, where dogs will need to be kept on a lead, is going to be extended to include the grassed area to the west of the lower lake, up to the footpath leading from the car park. Yeah, if you can picture that, that kind of makes sense, doesn't it?

Dog PSPO's give the police and council powers to issue fixed penalty notices to anyone responsible for a dog that they reasonably believe is in breach of the PSPO. So be aware of that. Local dog walkers limited from six down to four in Reigate and Banstead Borough. And also, let's talk about another open space, Somerset Road. Meadvale Play Area is due to be refurbished from September 24th.

Dog PSPO's give the police and council powers to issue fixed penalty notices to anyone responsible for a dog that they reasonably believe is in breach of the PSPO. So be aware of that. Local dog walkers limited from six down to four in Reigate and Banstead Borough. And also, let's talk about another open space, Somerset Road. Meadvale Play Area is due to be refurbished from September 24th.

They're looking to change the surfacing to a seamless rubber granule surface, a surface which provides better cushioning and helps reduce injuries from falls. So look out for that being closed in September. Do you have grape vines growing in your garden? Do you want to turn them into delicious English wine?

They're looking to change the surfacing to a seamless rubber granule surface, a surface which provides better cushioning and helps reduce injuries from falls. So look out for that being closed in September. Do you have grape vines growing in your garden? Do you want to turn them into delicious English wine?

Well, if you've got grapes potentially rotting in your garden each year and you want to turn them into quaffable vineyard-quality wine, then you can get in touch with the Secret Walled Vineyard. They say after last year's success at making a white and rosé wine from grapes donated from local gardens, we plan to do it all over again. So if you haven't got in touch with them already...

Well, if you've got grapes potentially rotting in your garden each year and you want to turn them into quaffable vineyard-quality wine, then you can get in touch with the Secret Walled Vineyard. They say after last year's success at making a white and rosé wine from grapes donated from local gardens, we plan to do it all over again. So if you haven't got in touch with them already...

then please do. Next summer you could be drinking vineyard-quality wine made from your very own grapes. For more details, secretwalledvineyard.co.uk. And they're based in the South Nutfield, Redhill area. Mention this at the start of the show. Merstham Library is looking for Rhyme Time volunteers. If you like helping children learn new things and enjoy singing for fun.

then please do. Next summer you could be drinking vineyard-quality wine made from your very own grapes. For more details, secretwalledvineyard.co.uk. And they're based in the South Nutfield, Redhill area. Mention this at the start of the show. Merstham Library is looking for Rhyme Time volunteers. If you like helping children learn new things and enjoy singing for fun.

And available on Fridays, 10.15 to 11.15 in the morning. They say they've got the volunteering role just for you. You can go to surreycc.gov.uk slash libraries slash volunteering for more information on that one.

And available on Fridays, 10.15 to 11.15 in the morning. They say they've got the volunteering role just for you. You can go to surreycc.gov.uk slash libraries slash volunteering for more information on that one.

Woodlands Lettings, connecting landlords with tenants for over 20 years. If you have a property to let, pop into our office on Station Road by the Belfry Main entrance for a coffee and a chat, or call 01737 372 797.

Woodlands Lettings, connecting landlords with tenants for over 20 years. If you have a property to let, pop into our office on Station Road by the Belfry Main entrance for a coffee and a chat, or call 01737 372 797.

Still to come in this week's edition of the Planet Rygate podcast, we celebrate local heroes with our weekly Planet Rygate Star Award. And before we go, at the end of the show, a natural sound from a place you know. And we scooch back to the plough pub in Lye. where, of course, we hear from the East Surrey Morris men in one of their last ever performances. But first, here's this week's sport.