Peter Stewart

I'm going to let you get on because your colleagues here, there's five people around the table. They're kind of chomping at the bits. And someone, I don't know, may have had more time to consider their next move. So they may have had a bit more of an advantage there. Guys, sorry to interrupt. Really appreciate that. Thank you so much. It's really interesting.

I'm going to let you get on because your colleagues here, there's five people around the table. They're kind of chomping at the bits. And someone, I don't know, may have had more time to consider their next move. So they may have had a bit more of an advantage there. Guys, sorry to interrupt. Really appreciate that. Thank you so much. It's really interesting.

Take it along and you'll find other people who go, yeah, this looks intriguing. We'll give this a go. Or maybe some people who go, oh, right, yeah, it can be a bit complicated, can't it? I'll show you what to do. I'll help you out with this one. It's a good one. I'll teach you the tips and the tricks.

Take it along and you'll find other people who go, yeah, this looks intriguing. We'll give this a go. Or maybe some people who go, oh, right, yeah, it can be a bit complicated, can't it? I'll show you what to do. I'll help you out with this one. It's a good one. I'll teach you the tips and the tricks.

A year ago on the Planet Reigate podcast, we heard from independent traders at the Reigate sustainability market.

A year ago on the Planet Reigate podcast, we heard from independent traders at the Reigate sustainability market.

And also, that was in episode 18, by the way, in episode 19 of the show, this time last year, local crime author Nikki Mackay, who told us how she started out, where her ideas come from, her theory on why we all love a good whodunit, or maybe a why-dunit, and also about her latest book as well. Those were some of the features in the show a year ago.

And also, that was in episode 18, by the way, in episode 19 of the show, this time last year, local crime author Nikki Mackay, who told us how she started out, where her ideas come from, her theory on why we all love a good whodunit, or maybe a why-dunit, and also about her latest book as well. Those were some of the features in the show a year ago.

Episode 18 and episode 19 of the Planet Reigate podcast. And if you want to go back and listen to those, you can find them via Spotify. They're also on your smart speaker as well. They're via your favourite podcast app. Just search for the Planet Reigate podcast. And also if you go to theplanetreigatepodcast.com and scroll down on that very first page...

Episode 18 and episode 19 of the Planet Reigate podcast. And if you want to go back and listen to those, you can find them via Spotify. They're also on your smart speaker as well. They're via your favourite podcast app. Just search for the Planet Reigate podcast. And also if you go to theplanetreigatepodcast.com and scroll down on that very first page...

then you'll be able to see a link which will take you to all of the previous episodes. Any problem at all, then drop me a line and I'll help you out, of course.

then you'll be able to see a link which will take you to all of the previous episodes. Any problem at all, then drop me a line and I'll help you out, of course.

I've told you, you like listening to Princess talking about Ellie, her French bulldog. And that series is going to continue every couple of weeks over the next several months here on the Planet Reigate podcast. And all of these that you hear are local dog owners across Reigate, Redhill and Merston, Buckland, Betchworth and Brockham.

I've told you, you like listening to Princess talking about Ellie, her French bulldog. And that series is going to continue every couple of weeks over the next several months here on the Planet Reigate podcast. And all of these that you hear are local dog owners across Reigate, Redhill and Merston, Buckland, Betchworth and Brockham.

We go down to Hookwood and Chalwood and outward to, it is what we call the Planet Reigate area. OK, mentioned Betchworth a few moments ago. Well, it is Betchworth wassailing this weekend. They say, join us, won't you, for some singing, drinking and general merrymaking as we bless the apple trees to encourage a fruitful year. It's not to be missed. So it sounds really fantastic.

We go down to Hookwood and Chalwood and outward to, it is what we call the Planet Reigate area. OK, mentioned Betchworth a few moments ago. Well, it is Betchworth wassailing this weekend. They say, join us, won't you, for some singing, drinking and general merrymaking as we bless the apple trees to encourage a fruitful year. It's not to be missed. So it sounds really fantastic.

You meet, first of all, in the village orchard next to Goulburn Green. Now, I didn't know where that was. You probably know it, but you probably don't know the name of it. RH37FH for Freddy, H for hotel. Foxtrot Hotel is really it, isn't it? RH37FH. And they say, "...this time-honoured, weird and wonderful ceremony welcomes in the good spirits, scares away the not-so-good ones..."

You meet, first of all, in the village orchard next to Goulburn Green. Now, I didn't know where that was. You probably know it, but you probably don't know the name of it. RH37FH for Freddy, H for hotel. Foxtrot Hotel is really it, isn't it? RH37FH. And they say, "...this time-honoured, weird and wonderful ceremony welcomes in the good spirits, scares away the not-so-good ones..."

to keep the trees in fine health and encourage a great crop. So it's the 18th of January at 4.30. This sounds like one for the kids. We'll be pouring warm cider over the roots of the trees to wish them good health and hanging cider-soaked toast in the branches to attract the good spirits. and the robins.

to keep the trees in fine health and encourage a great crop. So it's the 18th of January at 4.30. This sounds like one for the kids. We'll be pouring warm cider over the roots of the trees to wish them good health and hanging cider-soaked toast in the branches to attract the good spirits. and the robins.