Peter Stewart

So that was what they were talking about in that council meeting. And as I say, they've decided to go for a temporary site in the Rise building next door to the light instead. I wonder what you think about all that.

So that was what they were talking about in that council meeting. And as I say, they've decided to go for a temporary site in the Rise building next door to the light instead. I wonder what you think about all that.

Now, obviously, it was a really big commitment to sit through it all, whether you watched it all online or whether you were one of the hardy few who actually turned up to the town hall on Thursday night. Now, you could watch that whole two hours back via the Reigate and Banstead Borough Council website. But you know what? You don't have to, because I did it for you.

Now, obviously, it was a really big commitment to sit through it all, whether you watched it all online or whether you were one of the hardy few who actually turned up to the town hall on Thursday night. Now, you could watch that whole two hours back via the Reigate and Banstead Borough Council website. But you know what? You don't have to, because I did it for you.

We will have the edited highlights from that council meeting, what you need to know, without the boring bits, in the next dramatic act of the beleaguered theatre, and that'll appear in a special edition of the Planet Reigate podcast. It'll be available in the usual places.

We will have the edited highlights from that council meeting, what you need to know, without the boring bits, in the next dramatic act of the beleaguered theatre, and that'll appear in a special edition of the Planet Reigate podcast. It'll be available in the usual places.

And as this is episode 73, that one will be called episode 73A, and it should be up and available for you to listen in the next few days, the first few days of February. Well, the Harlequin has appeared on the National Theatres at Risk list for the very first time. Now, that risk list is run by the Theatre Trust.

And as this is episode 73, that one will be called episode 73A, and it should be up and available for you to listen in the next few days, the first few days of February. Well, the Harlequin has appeared on the National Theatres at Risk list for the very first time. Now, that risk list is run by the Theatre Trust.

It's a way of highlighting and supporting the theatre buildings under threat and at greatest risk across the UK. They say a working theatre plays an important role for its local community, both in terms of creating identity and also as an economic driver for creating employment and for the night-time economy as well.

It's a way of highlighting and supporting the theatre buildings under threat and at greatest risk across the UK. They say a working theatre plays an important role for its local community, both in terms of creating identity and also as an economic driver for creating employment and for the night-time economy as well.

This is something we've heard recently, isn't it, as far as Redhill Town Centre goes. Lots of people saying, if you have the theatre back, and we know the reasons behind that, very much largely anyway, it will help encourage the pubs, the restaurants and other activities in Redhill Town Centre as well.

This is something we've heard recently, isn't it, as far as Redhill Town Centre goes. Lots of people saying, if you have the theatre back, and we know the reasons behind that, very much largely anyway, it will help encourage the pubs, the restaurants and other activities in Redhill Town Centre as well.

And the Theatre Trust goes on, we raise awareness of theatres at risk to ensure these incredible buildings are kept safe. We launch our register annually to bring their stories to a national audience. So there are 43 theatres across the country on the list this year. Each one is rated as to its importance, community value and overall risk factor.

And the Theatre Trust goes on, we raise awareness of theatres at risk to ensure these incredible buildings are kept safe. We launch our register annually to bring their stories to a national audience. So there are 43 theatres across the country on the list this year. Each one is rated as to its importance, community value and overall risk factor.

So out of 43, the Harlequin comes in at number 22 on that factor scale. So that's lower than the Brighton Hippodrome. Just mentioning that because you may have been there in the past and you know it. It's higher than Clare Hall in Haywards Heath, which is even closer, which you may have been to as well, been to both of those. So you may know those.

So out of 43, the Harlequin comes in at number 22 on that factor scale. So that's lower than the Brighton Hippodrome. Just mentioning that because you may have been there in the past and you know it. It's higher than Clare Hall in Haywards Heath, which is even closer, which you may have been to as well, been to both of those. So you may know those.

So the Harlequin is listed at 43 on that at-risk register. Now, you can listen to more about the Harlequin and its trials and tribulations. In episode 48, we've got a breakdown of the reasons for the Harlequin closure. It's a kind of Q&A style. In episode 49, audio highlights of a council meeting decision on what was going to happen next.

So the Harlequin is listed at 43 on that at-risk register. Now, you can listen to more about the Harlequin and its trials and tribulations. In episode 48, we've got a breakdown of the reasons for the Harlequin closure. It's a kind of Q&A style. In episode 49, audio highlights of a council meeting decision on what was going to happen next.

Episode 53, reaction from the Harlequin support group's Ali Bond. Episode 57, the reaction of people leaving the first arts and culture consultation event run by Rygate and Banstead Borough Council, which of course focused on the Harlequin.

Episode 53, reaction from the Harlequin support group's Ali Bond. Episode 57, the reaction of people leaving the first arts and culture consultation event run by Rygate and Banstead Borough Council, which of course focused on the Harlequin.