The Runny Honeys organised the ninth 5k on Sunday 10 May and 149 people of all ages ran for the cause on a blustery day, cheered on by families and supporters. 

Lots of enthusiasm from families running together as well as the veterans and beginners.

To tell us more we spoke to Charlotte Salvetti-Langton, Neurological Physiotherapist from event sponsors Body and Mind, Victoria Herdman and Sue Brown from the Runny Honeys, Rosemary and Maureen from Petersfield Stroke Support Group, some runners and at the end, veteran runner, the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Jamie Mathews.

The Petersfield Stroke Support Group meets on a Wednesday afternoon, from 2pm to 4pm, at the Love Lane Community Centre. More at: Petersfield Stroke Support Group | Stroke Association

Runny Honeys: runnyhoneys.com

Body and Mind: www.bodyandmindphysiotherapy.com 

 

The Runny Honeys organised the ninth 5k on Sunday 10 May and 149 people of all ages ran for the cause on a blustery day, cheered on by families and supporters.&nbsp;
Lots of enthusiasm from families running together as well as the veterans and beginners.
To tell us more we spoke to Charlotte Salvetti-Langton, Neurological Physiotherapist from event sponsors Body and Mind, Victoria Herdman and Sue Brown from the Runny Honeys, Rosemary and Maureen from Petersfield Stroke Support Group, some runners and at the end, veteran runner, the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Jamie Mathews.
The Petersfield Stroke Support Group meets on a Wednesday afternoon, from 2pm to 4pm, at the Love Lane Community Centre. More at: <a href="https://www.stroke.org.uk/stroke/support/groups/petersfield-stroke-support-group">Petersfield Stroke Support Group | Stroke Association</a>
Runny Honeys: <a href="https://www.runnyhoneys.com/">runnyhoneys.com</a>
Body and Mind: <a href="https://www.bodyandmindphysiotherapy.com">www.bodyandmindphysiotherapy.com</a>&nbsp;
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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.

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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.
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Going the distance for the Petersfield  Stroke Support Group

On 30 September at noon in the Dandy Cat, Phill Humphries of Shine Radio and the Winton Players, will have his head shaved in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.

He tells Mike Waddington why he's doing this.

We also hear from Julie Tully, the first person to donate to his appeal, originally set at £300, soon passed, and now over £700.

More about Phill's 'Shave' at Profile | Brave The Shave | Macmillan Cancer Support

There are many events for Macmillan Cancer Support taking place at the end of September, 

Age Concern Petersfield hold a coffee morning,10 am to noon at Winton House on the High Street, with coffee and home made cakes.

Shine Radio wishes Phill and Anne every success, with our love and best wishes.

On 30 September at noon in the Dandy Cat, Phill Humphries of Shine Radio and the Winton Players, will have his head shaved in support of Macmillan Cancer Support.
He tells Mike Waddington why he's doing this.
We also hear from Julie Tully, the first person to donate to his appeal, originally set at &pound;300, soon passed, and now over &pound;700.
More about Phill's 'Shave' at <a href="https://bravetheshave.macmillan.org.uk/shavers/0e0b34a2-26d1-4589-8961-abda4592056d">Profile | Brave The Shave | Macmillan Cancer Support</a>
There are many events for Macmillan Cancer Support taking place at the end of September,&nbsp;
Age Concern Petersfield hold a coffee morning,10 am to noon at Winton House on the High Street, with coffee and home made cakes.
Shine Radio wishes Phill and Anne every success, with our love and best wishes.

Shine Radio's Phill Humphries 'Braves the Shave'

Is finding true love in a foreign land a matter of luck, or is it about the values we carry within us? In this soul-searching Episode 5 of the Cold Coffee Podcast, Iva Lomas explores the profound journey of a Ukrainian woman navigating the heart of Britain.

#ColdCoffee #Podcast #IvaLomas

From the picturesque, tradition-steeped streets of Petersfield to the complexities of modern dating, we ask the questions that truly matter: How do you bridge the gap between two different worlds without losing yourself? What are the relationship red flags that speak louder than words? And most importantly, can a connection built on sincerity survive the "politeness code" of the UK?

I never thought four years ago that I would be able to believe in love and get married. Today I will talk to Mira Brinkley, a Ukrainian who married a British man, and she will share the secret of a successful marriage and relationship between different nationalities. ‘Although our meeting is called "How to Marry a Briton?", the main thing is to remember that you are not marrying a foreigner, but simply a person. Yes, there are cultural and language differences, but love can only come to the person who will then share life with you, and not to a foreigner (British and other nationality), - says Mira Brinkley.

In this episode, we dive deep into:
The Quest for Sincerity: How do the family-oriented values of a town like Petersfield mirror the expectations of a Ukrainian heart?
Cultural Mirrors: What do Brits really expect from Ukrainians, and why is our resilience often the biggest "green flag" of all?
Decoding the Red Flags: How to spot a lack of cultural empathy or emotional unavailability before it’s too late.
Marriage Abroad: Preparing for the legal and emotional journey of starting a family in the UK.
What Brits Expect from Ukrainians: Why sincerity, family values, and resilience are so highly regarded.
The Unspoken Questions: What are the most common relationship hurdles when marrying a foreigner, and how do you navigate them with grace?

Join us for a conversation that is as warm and stimulating as a cup of coffee. Whether you are looking for life in the UK tips or seeking a soulmate, this guide is your roadmap to a relationship built on mutual respect and shared dreams.

Is it realistic to marry a British man and build a happy life in the UK? In this episode of the Cold Coffee Podcast, I share my personal journey and dive into the nuances of dating, the British mentality, and the legal aspects of marrying a foreigner.

Whether you're looking for love or already navigating a cross-cultural relationship, this video provides a roadmap for finding a partner who truly understands and respects you.

A marriage between a Ukrainian woman and a British man is a beautiful intercultural union, which, however, faces a number of specific challenges. The main problems of such couples can be divided into bureaucratic, mental (cultural) and socio-domestic.

Is finding true love in a foreign land a matter of luck, or is it about the values we carry within us? In this soul-searching Episode 5 of the Cold Coffee Podcast, Iva Lomas explores the profound journey of a Ukrainian woman navigating the heart of Britain.
#ColdCoffee #Podcast #IvaLomas
From the picturesque, tradition-steeped streets of Petersfield to the complexities of modern dating, we ask the questions that truly matter: How do you bridge the gap between two different worlds without losing yourself? What are the relationship red flags that speak louder than words? And most importantly, can a connection built on sincerity survive the "politeness code" of the UK?
I never thought four years ago that I would be able to believe in love and get married. Today I will talk to Mira Brinkley, a Ukrainian who married a British man, and she will share the secret of a successful marriage and relationship between different nationalities. &lsquo;Although our meeting is called "How to Marry a Briton?", the main thing is to remember that you are not marrying a foreigner, but simply a person. Yes, there are cultural and language differences, but love can only come to the person who will then share life with you, and not to a foreigner (British and other nationality), - says Mira Brinkley.
In this episode, we dive deep into:
<ul>
<li>The Quest for Sincerity: How do the family-oriented values of a town like Petersfield mirror the expectations of a Ukrainian heart?</li>
<li>Cultural Mirrors: What do Brits really expect from Ukrainians, and why is our resilience often the biggest "green flag" of all?</li>
<li>Decoding the Red Flags: How to spot a lack of cultural empathy or emotional unavailability before it&rsquo;s too late.</li>
<li>Marriage Abroad: Preparing for the legal and emotional journey of starting a family in the UK.</li>
<li>What Brits Expect from Ukrainians: Why sincerity, family values, and resilience are so highly regarded.</li>
<li>The Unspoken Questions: What are the most common relationship hurdles when marrying a foreigner, and how do you navigate them with grace?</li>
</ul>
Join us for a conversation that is as warm and stimulating as a cup of coffee. Whether you are looking for life in the UK tips or seeking a soulmate, this guide is your roadmap to a relationship built on mutual respect and shared dreams.
Is it realistic to marry a British man and build a happy life in the UK? In this episode of the Cold Coffee Podcast, I share my personal journey and dive into the nuances of dating, the British mentality, and the legal aspects of marrying a foreigner.
Whether you're looking for love or already navigating a cross-cultural relationship, this video provides a roadmap for finding a partner who truly understands and respects you.
A marriage between a Ukrainian woman and a British man is a beautiful intercultural union, which, however, faces a number of specific challenges. The main problems of such couples can be divided into bureaucratic, mental (cultural) and socio-domestic.

Is finding true love in a foreign land a matter of luck, or is it about the values we carry within us? In this soul-searching Episode 5 of the Cold Coffee Podcast, Iva Lomas explores the profound journey of a Ukrainian woman navigating the heart of Britain. #ColdCoffee #Podcast #IvaLomas

Cold Coffee Podcast - Life in the UK Dating, Marriage, and Cultural Shocks

On Saturday 5 September the Church Yard was packed for the Church Fete.

It brought karaoke, tombola, bell ringing, bric a brac, books and of course cake, to raise funds for the St Peter's Hall refurbishment and the Church's quinquennial architects’ review has brought up more repairs but it’s all about community.

Mike Waddington mingled.

On Saturday 5 September the Church Yard was packed for the Church Fete.
It brought karaoke, tombola, bell ringing, bric a brac, books and of course cake, to raise funds for the St Peter's Hall refurbishment and the Church's quinquennial architects&rsquo; review has brought up more repairs but it&rsquo;s all about community.
Mike Waddington mingled.

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