Peter Stewart

Three of them has been free for the first 20 minutes recently, and that is going to continue. It's all part of the Borough Council's boost to vitality of the town centre, as they put it. Now, if you're going to be going along to benefit from that free period, you've got to get a ticket from the ticket machine first.

Three of them has been free for the first 20 minutes recently, and that is going to continue. It's all part of the Borough Council's boost to vitality of the town centre, as they put it. Now, if you're going to be going along to benefit from that free period, you've got to get a ticket from the ticket machine first.

in the car park you've still got to show that so the details can be clearly seen ringo you know that app service you can't actually use that for the free parking period but you just got to go over to the parking machine and and put in the details and press the button put a ticket on your windscreen or the dashboard as you would normally at the car parks where that scheme operates high street victoria road and central car parks just in hawley

in the car park you've still got to show that so the details can be clearly seen ringo you know that app service you can't actually use that for the free parking period but you just got to go over to the parking machine and and put in the details and press the button put a ticket on your windscreen or the dashboard as you would normally at the car parks where that scheme operates high street victoria road and central car parks just in hawley

Got some good news stories here about a couple of local businesses which have started up recently. So if you're ready for something refreshing, bubble tea has landed in the Belfry. A choice of 75 plus bubble tea flavours as well as mixed fruit tea, milk tea and mocktails as well. It's next to H&M on the lower level of the Belfry Shopping Centre.

Got some good news stories here about a couple of local businesses which have started up recently. So if you're ready for something refreshing, bubble tea has landed in the Belfry. A choice of 75 plus bubble tea flavours as well as mixed fruit tea, milk tea and mocktails as well. It's next to H&M on the lower level of the Belfry Shopping Centre.

And Bryony says she's opened up a small shop space inside 29 Bell Street in Reigate. What does Bryony sell? Antique, vintage and pre-loved jewellery. So if you're in the market for that, then get along to Bryony. Bell Street in Reigate, number 29. Always pleased to talk about various things which help the...

And Bryony says she's opened up a small shop space inside 29 Bell Street in Reigate. What does Bryony sell? Antique, vintage and pre-loved jewellery. So if you're in the market for that, then get along to Bryony. Bell Street in Reigate, number 29. Always pleased to talk about various things which help the...

economy but also the ecology of the area as well hawley in bloom have got a seed swap box it's been installed at hawley library so you can swap or donate any variety of seed and if you do donate without swapping please be mindful not to overwhelm the box with donations because everything they say is going to fit comfortably inside but that's a new seed swap box at hawley library

economy but also the ecology of the area as well hawley in bloom have got a seed swap box it's been installed at hawley library so you can swap or donate any variety of seed and if you do donate without swapping please be mindful not to overwhelm the box with donations because everything they say is going to fit comfortably inside but that's a new seed swap box at hawley library

Talking of which, residents of Hawley have been busy planting perennial wildflowers on the upfield roundabout. That's near Chaney Walk. I think some people say chain, don't they? Or even sheen or even chine. I'm going with Chaney. I think that's probably what you say. It follows on from a successful application for a small grant from Hawley Town Council and ecologists at Surrey County Council.

Talking of which, residents of Hawley have been busy planting perennial wildflowers on the upfield roundabout. That's near Chaney Walk. I think some people say chain, don't they? Or even sheen or even chine. I'm going with Chaney. I think that's probably what you say. It follows on from a successful application for a small grant from Hawley Town Council and ecologists at Surrey County Council.

helped them plant native species that would thrive and increase the biodiversity there and also add a bit of extra colour at varying times of the year. More plantings of autumn and spring flowering bulbs, perennial wildflowers, and seed sowing of annuals is going to happen over the next few years.

helped them plant native species that would thrive and increase the biodiversity there and also add a bit of extra colour at varying times of the year. More plantings of autumn and spring flowering bulbs, perennial wildflowers, and seed sowing of annuals is going to happen over the next few years.

If you'd like to get involved with planting or sowing or preparation or maybe even the watering group, you can get in touch with Samantha. She's Samantha Mearing. She leads the resident watering group. And she's on 07796 693423. Spring planting includes cowslips, red campion, oxeye daisy, knapweed and yarrow. Some of those obviously won't necessarily flower until next year.

If you'd like to get involved with planting or sowing or preparation or maybe even the watering group, you can get in touch with Samantha. She's Samantha Mearing. She leads the resident watering group. And she's on 07796 693423. Spring planting includes cowslips, red campion, oxeye daisy, knapweed and yarrow. Some of those obviously won't necessarily flower until next year.

And bulb planting is going to be happening in September. Crocus, wild narcissus, snowdrops. It's going to be a riot of colour. It's going to look absolutely fantastic, isn't it? In the spring and in the autumn as well. Yellow rattle seed is going to be sown in November for a couple of years. And that plant, they tell me, is capable of self-sowing.

And bulb planting is going to be happening in September. Crocus, wild narcissus, snowdrops. It's going to be a riot of colour. It's going to look absolutely fantastic, isn't it? In the spring and in the autumn as well. Yellow rattle seed is going to be sown in November for a couple of years. And that plant, they tell me, is capable of self-sowing.

So it should take hold in a couple of years and that will reduce the need for further sowing as well. And low-growing wildflower seeds will be sown in areas where grass will be kept shorter, and that'll increase the biodiversity as well. That sounds fantastic, doesn't it? If you want to take a look at that, it's at the upfield Cheney Walk roundabout in Hawley.

So it should take hold in a couple of years and that will reduce the need for further sowing as well. And low-growing wildflower seeds will be sown in areas where grass will be kept shorter, and that'll increase the biodiversity as well. That sounds fantastic, doesn't it? If you want to take a look at that, it's at the upfield Cheney Walk roundabout in Hawley.