42: Earlswood’s mass cycle ride and Reigate’s Pub In the Park plans… and more
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live here as well because there's so much happening and this is how we're reflecting and celebrating our love of life around here this week my guests while the huge fun free family-friendly critical mass cycle ride through red hill and earlswood last sunday here from the organizers and some of the what about 300 people who took parts if i spoke to you then you may be on a little bit later. Stay tuned. And it's just a few weeks away from Pub in the Park at Reigate. Three days long this year, of course. I've been to the park as the organisers staked out their plans. Here are what will be where and who local is going to be involved on stage and off. In the news this week, investigations in Outwood. Two people have been arrested. A big shout-out for the Redhill Market.
How you can get free space to promote your club community group in Redhill. Exciting plans for a local dairy. Yeah. Details on Armed Forces Day, how you could get a stall at Reigate Christmas Fair. OK, I'm sorry, I'm mentioning the C word. An update to the changes at Central Car Park in Hawley. International success for RGS School. In sport, we feature Reigate Squash Club, local softball cricket festival, Merstham Ladies Football Club and South Park Reigate FC as well. Plus, of course, we've got the good time guide of events across the area across the week ahead. Planet Reigate stars for a whole team of people at a store in Red Hill. Julie is here with another bargain from Hidden Treasure. and from our local charity, the Children's Trust, and our 60-second soundscape. Before we go at the end of the show this week, our microphones capturing a surprise in one of our local high streets. All that and more as the Planet Reigate podcast continues.
This is the Planet Reigate podcast with Peter Stewart. And you'll find the time that each of those features are on on the show notes, so you can scooch straight through to that point if you want to listen to a particular feature. And don't forget to subscribe to the show in your favourite podcast app. Tell your friends as well. It's really great to speak to so many people, a critical mass. Starting off at Memorial Park in Redhill on Sunday morning. Thank you so much to everyone who was there, first of all. And if I spoke to you, you were so willing to share your experiences of that great event. We'll hear from you a little bit later on in the show. And several people who came up to me and said, I listen, I listen to the show. Someone who said, I think it was David, David, who mentioned that his wife, Veronica, listens as well.
And he listens. And he said, I recognise your voice. I had to come over and say hello. Thank you, everyone who was there. And also to Leafy Learners, who messaged in the week on social media. Last Saturday, we supported the Hawley Carnival. You heard about their event, the Holy Carnival event, in last week's episode of the Planet Rugger podcast. And they say, and to watch from the streets. What a great sense of community it was. Do you support what's happening in your local area? Well, check out our Facebook posts for local activities in Redhill and Reigate, says Leafy Learners, and be sure to follow Eco Earlswood and the Planet Reigate podcast for more ideas as well. Thank you so much indeed to Leafy Learners, who I caught up with on Sunday as well.
And also thank you to you, if you are the mystery person, you didn't leave your name, but thank you anyway, who bought me a coffee last week. When I say bought me a coffee, it was a virtual coffee, which is still very much appreciated. It really is. And the message left was, it is the podcast filling the hole in my life left by the Surrey Mirror. Love it. Yeah. local media obviously they have to make a profit they employ loads of people and and and they even though they they had advertising on their pages and on their website pages and so on still a really big undertaking and unfortunately some of our local newspapers are struggling to survive as you may have noticed and perhaps there is less local news where you used to go for your local news wherever that might be i'm
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