On Saturday 25 July, on The Heath, between 11am and 4pm there’s a Lion Hunt for children.

On completion at their gazebo near the play ground,  children are awarded  a voucher for an ice cream at the Plump Duck and entry into a prize draw.

It’s a thank you from the Lions to Petersfield for the support and donation given, which helps them to support local causes.

Organisers Jackie and Dave Read, talk ti Mike Waddington about the event and forthcoming Lion's activity.

You can also join the Lions at their Gazebo on the day too.

Petersfield Lions Club (CIO) – Registered Charity Number : 1174868

On Saturday 25 July, on The Heath, between 11am and 4pm there&rsquo;s a Lion Hunt for children.
On completion at their gazebo near the play ground,&nbsp; children are awarded&nbsp; a voucher for an ice cream at the Plump Duck and entry into a prize draw.
It&rsquo;s a thank you from the Lions to Petersfield for the support and donation given, which helps them to support local causes.
Organisers Jackie and Dave Read, talk ti Mike Waddington about the event and forthcoming Lion's activity.
You can also join the Lions at their Gazebo on the day too.
<a href="https://petersfieldlions.org.uk/">Petersfield Lions Club (CIO) &ndash; Registered Charity Number : 1174868</a>

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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.
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Petersfield Lions say 'thank you' with free ice cream

Something wicked is coming to the Petersphere...

This weekend on Shine Radio, I've been chatting to Beccy Hope-Palmer, director of Macbeth at the Petersfield Shakespeare Festival, to find out what audiences can expect from this year's production. There's a Scottish take on Shakespeare's Scottish play, a spectacular open-air setting, and plenty more besides...

I'll also be catching up with Lucy from the festival, who has one final invitation to see The Shakespeare Review, which takes its last bow tonight.

Tune in across the weekend for the interviews - and if you're planning a visit to the festival, they might just whet your appetite without giving too much away!

Something wicked is coming to the Petersphere...
This weekend on Shine Radio, I've been chatting to Beccy Hope-Palmer, director of Macbeth at the <a href="https://psfest.co.uk/">Petersfield Shakespeare Festival</a>, to find out what audiences can expect from this year's production. There's a Scottish take on Shakespeare's Scottish play, a spectacular open-air setting, and plenty more besides...
I'll also be catching up with Lucy from the festival, who has one final invitation to see The Shakespeare Review, which takes its last bow tonight.
Tune in across the weekend for the interviews - and if you're planning a visit to the festival, they might just whet your appetite without giving too much away!

Something wicked this way comes...

James Gilboy has quite a family story, from his childhood in the Peak District, where he always loved farming and animals, through the sale of his family's successful bakery business to the recent search for the perfect home, where they could restore an historic estate. The place they found, dating back to 1550, sits in a secluded valley threaded with barns, private lakes and ancient woodland on the periphery of the South Downs and, most importantly, enabled them to introduce regenerative farming.

Mark Simpson, who's son has a part time job at the Bramshott farm, asked James to tell him about his current and future plans with their deer, cows, lambs, pigs and chickens, as well as improvements to the eco system, employing local talent and launching hospitality and simulated shoots at Downlands.    

James Gilboy has quite a family story, from his childhood in the Peak District, where he always loved farming and animals, through the sale of his family's successful bakery business to the recent search for the perfect home, where they could restore an historic estate. The place they found, dating back to 1550, sits in a secluded valley threaded with barns, private lakes and ancient woodland on the periphery of the South Downs and, most importantly, enabled them to introduce regenerative farming.
Mark Simpson, who's son has a part time job at the Bramshott farm, asked James to tell him about his current and future plans with their deer, cows, lambs, pigs and chickens, as well as improvements to the eco system, employing local talent and launching hospitality and simulated shoots at Downlands.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Regenerative farming restores health to the soil and boosts biodiversity at Downlands

Stonepillow never turns anyone away. The homeless charity based in Chichester was founded in 1989 by the congregation of St Richard’s Catholic Church in Cawley Road, following the death of a young homeless man in Chichester.

Shine Radio asked them at the Churcher’s Community Fair why they chose to come to Petersfield.

Stonepillow never turns anyone away. The homeless charity based in Chichester was founded in 1989 by the congregation of St Richard&rsquo;s Catholic Church in Cawley Road, following the death of a young homeless man in Chichester.
Shine Radio asked them at the Churcher&rsquo;s Community Fair why they chose to come to Petersfield.

Petersfield Lions say 'thank you' with free ice cream

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