Richard Marks breaks the sad but inevitable news - the hot spell is over.

Richard Marks breaks the sad but inevitable news - the hot spell is over.

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We cover community news, culture, nature, history, events and entertainment in the South Downs market town of Petersfield in Hampshire, UK.

This feed includes all our on-demand audio. Find our more specific feeds by searching "Petersfield" on your  favourite podcast app.

Shine Radio is the radio station made by you. Share your stories or join our volunteer team. Find out more at https://shineradio.uk, email team@shineradio.uk or call Petersfield 01730 555 500.

You make it shine.

Local stories, local voices and local information from Petersfield.
We cover community news, culture, nature, history, events and entertainment in the South Downs market town of Petersfield in Hampshire, UK.
This feed includes all our on-demand audio. Find our more specific feeds by searching "Petersfield" on your  favourite podcast app.
Shine Radio is the radio station made by you. Share your stories or join our volunteer team. Find out more at <a href="https://shineradio.uk">https://shineradio.uk</a>, email <a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a> or call Petersfield 01730 555 500.
You make it shine.

Voices and stories from Petersfield in Hampshire, UK

Petersfield's Shine Radio

Richard has retired from this podcast but you can listen back to past editions.

If you know Petersfield's weather and would like to step into Richard's meteorological shoes then we would be thrilled to welcome you into our community radio project.

Email team@shineradio.uk

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Standing outside to get even closer to the elements, Petersfield meteorologist Richard Marks shares his latest forecast for our town's unique microclimate.

Richard consults his personal archive of local weather data to compare current conditions to those of the past. He also explains interesting weather conditions that can affect Petersfield and shares aspects of weather lore.

Email team@shineradio.uk with your weather observations and questions for Richard.

Produced by volunteers at Petersfield's Shine Radio.

Proudly sponsored by Hector's Menswear, Chapel Street, Petersfield

Richard has retired from this podcast but you can listen back to past editions.
If you know Petersfield's weather and would like to step into Richard's meteorological shoes then we would be thrilled to welcome you into our community radio project.
Email team@shineradio.uk
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Standing outside to get even closer to the elements, Petersfield meteorologist Richard Marks shares his latest forecast for our town's unique microclimate.
Richard consults his personal archive of local weather data to compare current conditions to those of the past. He also explains interesting weather conditions that can affect Petersfield and shares aspects of weather lore.
Email <a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a> with your weather observations and questions for Richard.
Produced by volunteers at Petersfield's Shine Radio.
Proudly sponsored by Hector's Menswear, Chapel Street, Petersfield

The latest conditions for Petersfield's unique South Downs microclimate

Petersfield Weather with Richard Marks

A return to more normal weather conditions

Petersfield's MP says there is good and bad for East Hampshire in the first budget of the new Labour administration.

Damian Hinds MP welcomes the continued freeze in fuel duty but says small businesses here will feel the pinch, and changes for agricultural property risk breaking-up local family farms.

Plus a round-up of Damian's work on behalf of constituents recently.

Petersfield's MP says there is good and bad for East Hampshire in the first budget of the new Labour administration.
Damian Hinds MP welcomes the continued freeze in fuel duty but says small businesses here will feel the pinch, and changes for agricultural property risk breaking-up local family farms.
Plus a round-up of Damian's work on behalf of constituents recently.

Damian Hinds MP reflects on the budget

Rock band Wishbone Ash and support act Claire Hamill played Petersfield Festival Hall, celebrating 50 years in the business. 

Claire joined Wishbone Ash on stage to play the song she co-wrote, Living Proof.

Noni Needs caught-up with Claire after her set at The Petersfield Festival Hall, October 25.

With her gold sequin 'intimidating trousers' as Claire called them she helped rock The Festival hall.

For more about Claire Hamill go to https://clairehamill.co.uk/home

For more about events/tickets at Petersfield Festival Hall click the link.

Rock band Wishbone Ash and support act Claire Hamill played Petersfield Festival Hall, celebrating 50 years in the business. 
Claire joined Wishbone Ash on stage to play the song she co-wrote, Living Proof.
Noni Needs caught-up with Claire after her set at The Petersfield Festival Hall, October 25.
With her gold sequin 'intimidating trousers' as Claire called them she helped rock The Festival hall. For more about Claire Hamill go to <a href="https://clairehamill.co.uk/home">https://clairehamill.co.uk/home</a>
For more about events/tickets at <a href="https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whats-on/petersfield/festival-hall-petersfield">Petersfield Festival Hall</a> click the link.

Celebrating 50 years, Claire Hamill supports Wishbone Ash and rocks Petersfield Festival Hall

Bedales, the Independent School in Steep, with over 750 students, is backing legal action against the government over the practicalities and human rights issues around the 20% VAT levied on school fees, confirmed in the Budget on 31 October.

The Head of the School, Will Goldsmith, spoke to Mike Waddington about what Bedales provides and why its ideas around education have been presented to three Parliamentary Committees in the last year.

Will talks about supporting the community and how best Independent schools can 'pull their weight.'

He also talks about a Gala event for the Friends of Steep Church, to be held at Bedales on Saturday 9 November, 7:30pm, hosted by the BBC's Frank Gardner.

Will says its a great job to hold and the 'respectful but robust' challenge the schools ethos provides.

Bedales, the Independent School in Steep, with over 750 students, is backing legal action against the government over the practicalities and human rights issues around the 20% VAT levied on school fees, confirmed in the Budget on 31 October.
The Head of the School, Will Goldsmith, spoke to Mike Waddington about what Bedales provides and why its ideas around education have been presented to three Parliamentary Committees in the last year.
Will talks about supporting the community and how best Independent schools can 'pull their weight.'
He also talks about a Gala event for the Friends of Steep Church, to be held at Bedales on Saturday 9 November, 7:30pm, hosted by the BBC's Frank Gardner.
Will says its a great job to hold and the 'respectful but robust' challenge the schools ethos provides.

A return to more normal weather conditions

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