In the local news today, a local charity raises over £35,000 in just one week!  The police are advising us how to keep those new bikes safe this Christmas and we hear local reactions to the government’s plan for change.  Finally, Isaac has the local sports news for the Petersphere.

To share your news email team@shineradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.

In the local news today, a local charity raises over &pound;35,000 in just one week!&nbsp; The police are advising us how to keep those new bikes safe this Christmas and we hear local reactions to the government&rsquo;s plan for change.&nbsp; Finally, Isaac has the local sports news for the Petersphere.
To share your news email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a>&nbsp;or call 01730 555 500.

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Local news for Friday 13th December

Louise Weller is the Curator at the Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery and is responsible for the exhibitions; researching, presenting and protecting the exhibits and conserving their own collection.

She talks to Mike Waddington about her role and making the Museum and Art Gallery as open to experience as possible, with well-presented exhibits, text and explanation, or just the opportunity to come and ‘stand and stare’ at something.  

There are also craft workshops around the events,

She speaks about ‘form and function’ in art and objects, how the two are linked and also the importance of learning about Petersfield’s history and  its rich artistic and craft traditions.  

The 2025 exhibitions continue that theme.

18 February – 3 May 2025- Bound Together: Modern British Bookbinding

Explore the internationally renowned bookbinder Roger Powell OBE  (1896-1990) who produced and worked on exquisite books out of his bindery in nearby Froxfield for five decades.

20 May – 13 September 2025  - Michael Craig-Martin

One of the best-known artists of his generation, and also highly influential for the next, Michael Craig-Martin (b.1941) has been celebrated worldwide for his instantly recognisable conceptual artwork.

30 September – 20 December 2025 - Rediscovering the photographs of Winifred Joseph, 1917 to 1945

Over 1,000 negatives capture the life of an artistic circle in Petersfield between the two world wars. Taken mainly by Winifred Joseph (1894-1966) at the home of Dr Harry Roberts, an East End-based doctor, the house in Hampshire named ‘Oakshott Hangers’ became a much-used country retreat; a unique glimpse into 20th-century rural life, and the people who enriched it.

Louise Weller is the Curator at the Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery and is responsible for the exhibitions; researching, presenting and protecting the exhibits and conserving their own collection.
She talks to Mike Waddington about her role and making the Museum and Art Gallery as open to experience as possible, with well-presented exhibits, text and explanation, or just the opportunity to come and &lsquo;stand and stare&rsquo; at something. &nbsp;
There are also craft workshops around the events,
She speaks about &lsquo;form and function&rsquo; in art and objects, how the two are linked and also the importance of learning about Petersfield&rsquo;s history and&nbsp; its rich artistic and craft traditions. &nbsp;
The 2025 exhibitions continue that theme.
18 February &ndash; 3 May 2025- Bound Together: Modern British Bookbinding
Explore the internationally renowned bookbinder&nbsp;Roger Powell OBE&nbsp;&nbsp;(1896-1990) who produced and worked on exquisite books out of his bindery in nearby Froxfield for five decades.
20 May &ndash; 13 September 2025&nbsp; - Michael Craig-Martin
One of the best-known artists of his generation, and also highly influential for the next,&nbsp;Michael Craig-Martin&nbsp;(b.1941) has been celebrated worldwide for his instantly recognisable conceptual artwork.
30 September &ndash; 20 December 2025 - Rediscovering the photographs of Winifred Joseph, 1917 to 1945
Over 1,000 negatives capture the life of an artistic circle in Petersfield between the two world wars. Taken mainly by&nbsp;Winifred Joseph&nbsp;(1894-1966) at the home of Dr Harry Roberts, an East End-based doctor, the house in Hampshire named &lsquo;Oakshott Hangers&rsquo; became a much-used country retreat; a unique glimpse into 20th-century rural life, and the people who enriched it.

Curating Petersfield's  Museum and Art Gallery

In the local news today, as the temperature drops, the gritters are ready to go!  We hear how people with Eating Disorders are challenged by Christmas.  Yes, it is really happening as Petersfield’s train line is confirmed as the first to be taken under government control, …and finally we have a roundup of local job opportunities

To share your news email team@shineradio.uk or call 01730 555 500.

In the local news today, as the temperature drops, the gritters are ready to go!&nbsp; We hear how people with Eating Disorders are challenged by Christmas.&nbsp; Yes, it is really happening as Petersfield&rsquo;s train line is confirmed as the first to be taken under government control, &hellip;and finally we have a roundup of local job opportunities
To share your news email&nbsp;<a href="mailto:team@shineradio.uk">team@shineradio.uk</a>&nbsp;or call 01730 555 500.

Local news for Thursday 12th December

There is so much to think about at Christmas. Remember to stay safe and alert while thinking about shopping for those Christmas gifts.

Keep your personal items close to you. Don’t give criminals any opportunity, either at home or out shopping. If it doesn’t feel right, then don’t pursue it. This is the advice from our local police.

Christmas is also a time where lots of people get new bikes. On the 5th January the police are organising a bike marking event in conjunction with the Petersfield Mens Shed.

If you are getting a new bike for Christmas why not pop along and get your bike marked and registered.

 We hear from PC Loz and PCSO Tanya on how to have a safe Christmas this year.

There is so much to think about at Christmas. Remember to stay safe and alert while thinking about shopping for those Christmas gifts.
Keep your personal items close to you. Don&rsquo;t give criminals any opportunity, either at home or out shopping. If it doesn&rsquo;t feel right, then don&rsquo;t pursue it. This is the advice from our local police.
Christmas is also a time where lots of people get new bikes. On the 5th January the police are organising a bike marking event in conjunction with the Petersfield Mens Shed.
If you are getting a new bike for Christmas why not pop along and get your bike marked and registered.
&nbsp;We hear from PC Loz and PCSO Tanya on how to have a safe Christmas this year.

Local news for Friday 13th December

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