Shoppers in Rams Walk were entertained by the Boppin Dance School a couple of weeks ago.

The school is all about making dance fun and inclusive, without the pressure of exams.

Julie Butler spoke to company founder Chloe D'Cruze.

Shoppers in Rams Walk were entertained by the Boppin Dance School a couple of weeks ago.
The school is all about making dance fun and inclusive, without the pressure of exams.
Julie Butler spoke to company founder Chloe D'Cruze.

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The voices and stories of Petersfield people. Our volunteer community radio team covers local arts, culture, nature, history, events and entertainment in the South Downs town of Petersfield in Hampshire.
This feed includes all our audio. You can find more specific feeds by searching "Petersfield" on your podcast app.
You can share your stories or become a volunteer with our community project. Find out more at <a href="https://shineradio.uk">https://shineradio.uk</a> or email <a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a> or call Petersfield 01730 555 500.
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Dancers kept shoppers entertained in Rams Walk

It's Bank Holiday weekend and Ann & Coxy have taken a trip to the BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair at Beaulieu. As well as filling a wheelbarrow full of purchased plants for their plots, they caught up with Sue Kent and Ellen Mary to chat about useful and edible weeds. Meanwhile Steve is at the Adhurst Estate Allotments learning all about composting with Horticultural Consultant Bev Exall. 

It's Bank Holiday weekend and Ann &amp; Coxy have taken a trip to the BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair at Beaulieu. As well as filling a wheelbarrow full of purchased plants for their plots, they caught up with Sue Kent and Ellen Mary to chat about useful and edible weeds. Meanwhile Steve is at the Adhurst Estate Allotments learning all about composting with Horticultural Consultant Bev Exall.

Growing Together - Early May 2024: BBC Gardeners' World Spring Fair & talking all things compost

The Eco cafe at Winton House every Tuesday morning, celebrated two years’ existence, where anyone with ideas to help the environment is welcome.

In spring 2022, Organiser and Education Lead Rachel Ritchie, started the Petersfield Eco Café to encourage community, conversations and climate action. Rachel lives in a village near Petersfield, where she gardens, looks after her granddaughter and relishes long walks in the South Downs.

The Eco cafe at Winton House every Tuesday morning, celebrated two years’ existence, where anyone with ideas to help the environment is welcome.
In spring 2022, Organiser and Education Lead Rachel Ritchie, started the Petersfield Eco Café to encourage community, conversations and climate action. Rachel lives in a village near Petersfield, where she gardens, looks after her granddaughter and relishes long walks in the South Downs.

Eco Cafe celebrates two years of climate projects

This week Julie Butler and Laura Sheppard are donning their garlands of flowers and blue woad face paint to join the crowds at Butser Ancient Farm celebrating the Celtic festival of Beltain to welcome in the summer.

They encounter the May Queen, the Green Man and are overshadowed by the impressive 40 feet tall Wicker Man. Mark Ford is the landscape artist behind this year's design, and chats to Julie and Laura as they make their way around the site talking to artisans and performers.

It's the Ppod: Tuesdays at 9, Wednesdays at 7 and always online at shineradio.uk

This week Julie Butler and Laura Sheppard are donning their garlands of flowers and blue woad face paint to join the crowds at Butser Ancient Farm celebrating the Celtic festival of Beltain to welcome in the summer.
They encounter the May Queen, the Green Man and are overshadowed by the impressive 40 feet tall Wicker Man. Mark Ford is the landscape artist behind this year's design, and chats to Julie and Laura as they make their way around the site talking to artisans and performers.
It's the Ppod: Tuesdays at 9, Wednesdays at 7 and always online at shineradio.uk

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