A new season of monthly topical discussions has started at One Tree Books.

Nicola Winter from Home Start Butser kicked eh new season off with a passionate case for Children';s services.

Home Start support 332 families  and 459 children and their preventative work needs to be recognised in the Government's Social Care Review which is underway and appealing for ideas.

Nicola tells Mike Waddington about it and Philip Selby tells us about the Current Affairs Group, open to all.

See also Home-Start Butser | the family support charity

Events – One Tree Books - Current Affairs Group.

A new season of monthly topical discussions has started at One Tree Books.
Nicola Winter from Home Start Butser kicked eh new season off with a passionate case for Children';s services.
Home Start support 332 families&nbsp; and 459 children and their preventative work needs to be recognised in the Government's Social Care Review which is underway and appealing for ideas.
Nicola tells Mike Waddington about it and Philip Selby tells us about the Current Affairs Group, open to all.
See also <a href="https://homestart-butser.org.uk/">Home-Start Butser | the family support charity</a>
<a href="https://www.onetreebooks.com/events/">Events &ndash; One Tree Books</a> - Current Affairs Group.

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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.
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Current Affairs discussions back with Home Start Butser

Fifteen years ago, the Hindhead Tunnel opened beneath the A3, transforming the journey through the Surrey Hills. Today, behind the scenes, a dedicated team of National Highways control room operators keeps a watchful eye on the tunnel from their discreet base beside the road, helping traffic flow and motorists stay safe.

But the tunnel’s impact reaches far beyond the road. For Dominic Holyoak, a break from the control room can mean stepping outside and enjoying a little taste of nature – while also remembering what the landscape was like before the tunnel opened.

And it’s not just people who have benefited. Jo Gray heads above ground to meet Matt Cusack, Lead Ranger for the National Trust, who shares some of the ways nature has flourished since the tunnel opened to traffic.

Image credit: Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl National Trust Images Chris Lacey

Fifteen years ago, the Hindhead Tunnel opened beneath the A3, transforming the journey through the Surrey Hills. Today, behind the scenes, a dedicated team of National Highways control room operators keeps a watchful eye on the tunnel from their discreet base beside the road, helping traffic flow and motorists stay safe.
But the tunnel&rsquo;s impact reaches far beyond the road. For Dominic Holyoak, a break from the control room can mean stepping outside and enjoying a little taste of nature &ndash; while also remembering what the landscape was like before the tunnel opened.
And it&rsquo;s not just people who have benefited. Jo Gray heads above ground to meet Matt Cusack, Lead Ranger for the National Trust, who shares some of the ways nature has flourished since the tunnel opened to traffic.
Image credit:&nbsp;<a href="https://nationalhighways-newsroom.prgloo.com/resources/1333088-hindhead-commons-and-the-devil-s-punch-bowl-national-trust-images-chris-lacey">Hindhead Commons and the Devil's Punch Bowl National Trust Images Chris Lacey</a>

When the A3 moved underground, nature returned to the Devil's Punchbowl

Jack Finch catches up with local musician, performer, song writer and guitar teacher Jamie West about the revival of his open mic at the Round house in South Harting. since the round house had been in a state if disrepair the bi-monthly tradition had taken a back seat for a few years but was recently revived since the venue is back in action and the next open mic will be on the 18th of September! set in the beautiful timber framed structure in the grounds of South Harting primary school it's set for an atmospheric evening with a range of acoustic music and poetry.

Jack Finch catches up with local musician, performer, song writer and guitar teacher Jamie West about the revival of his open mic at the Round house in South Harting. since the round house had been in a state if disrepair the bi-monthly tradition had taken a back seat for a few years but was recently revived since the venue is back in action and the next open mic will be on the 18th of September! set in the beautiful timber framed structure in the grounds of South Harting primary school it's set for an atmospheric evening with a range of acoustic music and poetry.

Open mic at South Harting's "round house" coming up soon!

The Winton Players' October production at the Festival is the ever popular Agatha Christie, in her second most performed story, Spiders Web.

The Director Daisy Bedford, cast her brother Ben (whom she saw in it years ago) and he is joined by a family of four in the cast; Bea and Georgie are sisters sharing a role but who also perform with mum and dad.

The Director, Assistant Director (Joe Tully) and cast members speak to Mike Waddington about the play set in 1951.

The Winton Players' October production at the Festival is the ever popular Agatha Christie, in her second most performed story, Spiders Web.
The Director Daisy Bedford, cast her brother Ben (whom she saw in it years ago) and he is joined by a family of four in the cast; Bea and Georgie are sisters sharing a role but who also perform with mum and dad.
The Director, Assistant Director (Joe Tully) and cast members speak to Mike Waddington about the play set in 1951.

Current Affairs discussions back with Home Start Butser

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