The first Repair Café at the Avenue Pavilion was back in February this year, but last Saturday was very special as it was their official launch.

Greg Ford, Chairman of PCAN attended, along with Damian Hinds MP and our Town Mayor, Cllr Jamie Matthews cut the ribbon with a difference. It was hazard tape.

The first Repair Caf&eacute; at the Avenue Pavilion was back in February this year, but last Saturday was very special as it was their official launch.
Greg Ford, Chairman of PCAN attended, along with Damian Hinds MP and our Town Mayor, Cllr Jamie Matthews cut the ribbon with a difference. It was hazard tape.

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Don’t ditch it, fix it is the message from the Repair Café

On Friday 3 July, Agencies Working Together marked going into its 10 year with a face to face meeting, with hot drinks and doughnuts.

There are around 40 organisations who attend this voluntary network to share information and find out what  others are doing and how they can help each other.

AT every meeting one organisation leads off; this one heard the latest from Lucia Smith from Home Start Butser. 

The coordinator, Steve Field (a volunteer) talks too Mike Waddington about the network - its origns and use now (they are currently working together around how to  on combatting loneliness).

We hear from organisations there and Isobel Gibbins from the Free shop and Mary Vincent from the Goodyear Foundation (going for a couple of centuries now!)

On Friday 3 July, Agencies Working Together marked going into its 10 year with a face to face meeting, with hot drinks and doughnuts.
There are around 40 organisations who attend this voluntary network to share information and find out what&nbsp; others are doing and how they can help each other.
AT every meeting one organisation leads off; this one heard the latest from Lucia Smith from Home Start Butser.&nbsp;
The coordinator, Steve Field (a volunteer) talks too Mike Waddington about the network - its origns and use now (they are currently working together around how to&nbsp; on combatting loneliness).
We hear from organisations there and Isobel Gibbins from the Free shop and Mary Vincent from the Goodyear Foundation (going for a couple of centuries now!)

Agencies Working Together goes into its 10 year of collaboration

Today marks one year since the devastating fire that swept through Lavant Street in Petersfield. In the days and months that followed, the community rallied around those affected. Businesses found temporary homes, fundraising efforts gathered pace, and local people showed the resilience and generosity that Petersfield is known for. While rebuilding continues, the spirit of the town has remained stronger than ever.

We reflect on some of our coverage from immediately after the fire and over the past year as building works progress. 

Today marks one year since the devastating fire that swept through Lavant Street in Petersfield. In the days and months that followed, the community rallied around those affected. Businesses found temporary homes, fundraising efforts gathered pace, and local people showed the resilience and generosity that Petersfield is known for. While rebuilding continues, the spirit of the town has remained stronger than ever.
We reflect on some of our coverage from immediately after the fire and over the past year as building works progress.&nbsp;

The Lavant Street Fire - One year on 

Today's local news and information update from Petersfield's Shine Radio.
Anniversary of the Lavant Street Fire sees progress made.
A traditional British meal but plant based is coming to Petersfield.
The Avenue Tennis Courts were refurbed and reopened.
We preview this weekend’s sport

To share your news stories email team@shineradio.uk or call, text or WhatsApp 01730 555 500.

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Published at 5:00am on 3 July, 2026

Today's local news and information update from Petersfield's Shine Radio.
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<li>Anniversary of the Lavant Street Fire sees progress made.</li>
<li>A traditional British meal but plant based is coming to Petersfield.</li>
<li>The Avenue Tennis Courts were refurbed and reopened.</li>
<li>We preview this weekend&rsquo;s sport</li>
</ul>
To share your news stories email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a> or call, text or WhatsApp 01730 555 500.
You make it shine.
Published at 5:00am on 3 July, 2026

Don’t ditch it, fix it is the message from the Repair Café

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