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And if you want to know why I was in those places, as I say, keep listening over coming weeks. And I had a birthday meal. I know. Yeah, it was my birthday last week. I had a birthday meal at Yaprak. We've got a branch on Reigate High Street and also at the Pheasant in Buckland. I've got no affiliation with either of them, but both provided excellent meals, particularly taken with Yaprag.

And if you want to know why I was in those places, as I say, keep listening over coming weeks. And I had a birthday meal. I know. Yeah, it was my birthday last week. I had a birthday meal at Yaprak. We've got a branch on Reigate High Street and also at the Pheasant in Buckland. I've got no affiliation with either of them, but both provided excellent meals, particularly taken with Yaprag.

It was the first time that I've been to one of their branches. And, of course, dining with family and close friends and new friends helped as well. So, yeah, that was my birthday treat. So a couple of birthday meals there. OK, that's about it as far as the postbag goes. Now let's move on to the Good Time Guide.

It was the first time that I've been to one of their branches. And, of course, dining with family and close friends and new friends helped as well. So, yeah, that was my birthday treat. So a couple of birthday meals there. OK, that's about it as far as the postbag goes. Now let's move on to the Good Time Guide.

Things to do, places to go over this weekend across the Planet Reigate area, exclusively to the Planet Reigate podcast.

Things to do, places to go over this weekend across the Planet Reigate area, exclusively to the Planet Reigate podcast.

Yeah, and don't forget you can tune in to episodes 45 and 48 or download them or you'll find us on our website as well. Hear more great stories from some of the brightest stars in the area from the Reigate and Banstead Volunteer Awards, episode 45 and 48. We spoke to people there, the only media who were in attendance at those ceremonies at the Town Hall.

Yeah, and don't forget you can tune in to episodes 45 and 48 or download them or you'll find us on our website as well. Hear more great stories from some of the brightest stars in the area from the Reigate and Banstead Volunteer Awards, episode 45 and 48. We spoke to people there, the only media who were in attendance at those ceremonies at the Town Hall.

And if you want a mention seven days before an event, then get in touch with me. You can fill out the form you'll find on the Planet Rygate podcast, or you can get more mentions and early mentions to get those early ticket sales with one of our Planet Rygate supporters packages. Ask me for more information. Hello at theplanetrygatepodcast.com. At the Archway Theatre in Hawley, this is ongoing.

And if you want a mention seven days before an event, then get in touch with me. You can fill out the form you'll find on the Planet Rygate podcast, or you can get more mentions and early mentions to get those early ticket sales with one of our Planet Rygate supporters packages. Ask me for more information. Hello at theplanetrygatepodcast.com. At the Archway Theatre in Hawley, this is ongoing.

August the 20th it all started, goes through until the 24th and then again on August the 28th and 31st. A musical review called The Rhythm of Life that will take you on a journey through existence, showcasing the universal human experience through various musical theatre songs, including hits from the best of Broadway and the West End as well.

August the 20th it all started, goes through until the 24th and then again on August the 28th and 31st. A musical review called The Rhythm of Life that will take you on a journey through existence, showcasing the universal human experience through various musical theatre songs, including hits from the best of Broadway and the West End as well.

I quote, our talented cast made up of children and adults will be singing their hearts out as they navigate the audience through the trials and tribulations of life from childhood, self-discovery, love, heartbreak. Oh, I've been there.

I quote, our talented cast made up of children and adults will be singing their hearts out as they navigate the audience through the trials and tribulations of life from childhood, self-discovery, love, heartbreak. Oh, I've been there.

recently a self-doubt and loss and i'll bounce back this relatable family show will have you tapping your feet smiling and clapping but hold on someone say clapping yeah clapping possibly wiping a tear but most of all it'll leave you feeling nostalgic happy and uplifted Yeah, that is at the Archway Theatre in Crawley.

recently a self-doubt and loss and i'll bounce back this relatable family show will have you tapping your feet smiling and clapping but hold on someone say clapping yeah clapping possibly wiping a tear but most of all it'll leave you feeling nostalgic happy and uplifted Yeah, that is at the Archway Theatre in Crawley.

And I'm pleased to say that the Planet Reigate podcast is proud to be official media partner with the Archway Theatre in Hawley. For more information and booking details, go to archwaytheatre.com or phone 0333 666 3366. Also on Saturday, meet at Marjorie Wood National Trust Car Park for the East Surrey Walkers Group. That's a charge of £4, and that's for the parking there.

And I'm pleased to say that the Planet Reigate podcast is proud to be official media partner with the Archway Theatre in Hawley. For more information and booking details, go to archwaytheatre.com or phone 0333 666 3366. Also on Saturday, meet at Marjorie Wood National Trust Car Park for the East Surrey Walkers Group. That's a charge of £4, and that's for the parking there.

Then you walk across Bandstead Heath to Walton-on-the-Hill, back through Mogador. I always feel as though Mogador sounds as though it should be in Lord of the Rings. No styles, but liable to be particularly muddy. Circular walk, which is always handy, isn't it? It's one of those awkward ones where you go on a linear walk, which, as I say, can be quite awkward.

Then you walk across Bandstead Heath to Walton-on-the-Hill, back through Mogador. I always feel as though Mogador sounds as though it should be in Lord of the Rings. No styles, but liable to be particularly muddy. Circular walk, which is always handy, isn't it? It's one of those awkward ones where you go on a linear walk, which, as I say, can be quite awkward.