53: The new crime novel set in Reigate & Redhill, the local artist who was the centre of a huge forgery conspiracy… and more
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This is the Planet Reigate podcast. And this is Peter Stewart bringing it to you. Episode 53. Hello. Welcome to this week's show. And this is how we're reflecting and celebrating our love of life around here. Hope you're well, by the way. My guests this week. Now, when Phil Hall found himself without work after an horrific accident, he took a creative writing course. Fast forward. and he's now got three crime novels on his shelf and on Amazon. And they are uniquely set in and around the Planet Reigate area, mentioning a bit like us, local places that you know and love. Hear more from Phil later. And we continue our mini-series on the life of Samuel Palmer, local artist who became world famous, including a huge forgery conspiracy as well.
Got quite a bit of crime on this week. Also in our news this week, how to quiz the Chief Constable, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey and Reigate's Borough Commander. Find out more about what's happening in Redhill at a meeting this week. Fed up with noise from Gatwick? I'll tell you how you can get to sit in on the Noise Management Board. I'll tell you how Stripey Stork is going electric. How you can taste the area's new bottles of community wine. Yeah, volunteers are wanted to sow wildflower seeds locally. Keep listening for details. How to help out at an eco area at Carrington School this weekend. A local farmer is after some grazing land. That's a bit unusual, isn't it? And he's going to pay you for it or 5,000 ewes will go hungry. A top tip for cheap bus travel for young people in your life. And if you're in business, hear about a free local talk with someone who can help you get more sales and more satisfied customers. Plus, we've got more top tips on how to run Rygate from Rygate Priory Athletics Club.
And in the local weather stats, we'll look back at the summer that wasn't and the wet start to September. Plus, we've got our good time guide of events across the area across the week ahead. Planet Rygate stars from Rygate And our 60-second soundscape before we go at the end of the show, natural sounds from a place you know, this week from Holmthorpe Lagoon. This is the Planet Reigate podcast with Peter Stewart. And welcome, as I say, to episode 53, which means last week was episode 52, nothing escapes me, and it was our anniversary edition. Thanks for all of your messages of support on social media and through to us here in the studio, saying happy birthday, really appreciated. And also to those who've taken the opportunity to take part in our survey, asking you what you like about the Planet Reigate podcast.
the features and so on and any changes you'd like to see and of course we've taken those on board so you may notice a bit of a refresh to the show from this week onwards thank you to loveworks featured them in our anniversary edition and they were kind enough to say have a listen to the loveworks interview on the planet reigate podcast you'll get an insight into what we do and how you could help happy anniversary to the podcast And thanks for having us on. Thanks very much indeed for making us so welcome when we went down. Featured Cyclocross Reigate a few weeks ago. And again, getting great support from Sean. This podcast is so worth supporting. Vital for its energy, history and information for our area.
happy birthday sean i appreciate that thanks so much nick says just listen to the podcast well done for producing such an interesting piece and christina said thanks for mentioning our singing workshop much appreciated i'm really enjoying your show and asking friends and family to sign up Good time, guys. We'll be here a little bit later on in the show. But first of all, here's an update on some things that you may not have caught over the past few days. And you've got the chance to have your say on crime and policing issues coming soon. Yes, Surrey's Police Chief Constable, Tim DeMeyer, and Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, have got events in all 11 boroughs in the county over the autumn and winter.
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