Environmentalist, broadcaster and author Suzie Wilde takes a first look at the new East Hampshire food waste caddy.

Suzie explains the environmental benefits of using the caddy and how to integrate its use into a family with an established compost routine.

Stephen Martin is listening to her.

Environmentalist, broadcaster and author Suzie Wilde takes a first look at the new East Hampshire food waste caddy.
Suzie explains the environmental benefits of using the caddy and how to integrate its use into a family with an established compost routine.
Stephen Martin is listening to her.

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Suzie Wilde on Petersfield's food waste caddy revolution

Another big week in the football as the the Men's sides take a break from league action and take up the respective tasks of progressing in their cup competitions. Petersfield the Men's Rams have 2 ties in a week as they head to Gosport for a midweek tie against a side 2 leagues above them. And their second match is for the much-coveted FA Vase competition where they host Andover. https://petersfieldtownfc.co.uk/ . Liss Athletic have struggled for goals in recent games but have also started leaking too many goals at the back. Southsea Sports beat them 4-1 last weekend and now they head back to the same venue and club but this time in a cup match. https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/lissathletic/ . Liphook Town 's form is the most unpredictable of them all but they most definitely demonstrate potential on their day. Bottom of the league Crofton Saints stand in their way for progression to the next round. https://www.liphookunitedfootballclub.org/ . Women's football is now truly underway and our sides suffered a 'baptism of fire' in their first week in their promoted leagues with both Petersfield and Liphook suffering big losses. We catch up with the latest results from the Women's rams and also the Liphook Ladies. Petersfield Table Tennis club have their final pre-season preparations happening right now. We speak with captains who brought home the division 1 and 2 titles in the Haslemere league last season and get their thoughts on their ambitions for the next season https://www.petersfieldttclub.org.uk/

Another big week in the football as the the Men's sides take a break from league action and take up the respective tasks of progressing in their cup competitions. Petersfield the Men's Rams have 2 ties in a week as they head to Gosport for a midweek tie against a side 2 leagues above them. And their second match is for the much-coveted FA Vase competition where they host Andover.&nbsp;<a href="https://petersfieldtownfc.co.uk/">https://petersfieldtownfc.co.uk/</a> . Liss Athletic have struggled for goals in recent games but have also started leaking too many goals at the back. Southsea Sports beat them 4-1 last weekend and now they head back to the same venue and club but this time in a cup match. <a href="https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/lissathletic/">https://www.pitchero.com/clubs/lissathletic/</a> . Liphook Town 's form is the most unpredictable of them all but they most definitely demonstrate potential on their day. Bottom of the league Crofton Saints stand in their way for progression to the next round. <a href="https://www.liphookunitedfootballclub.org/">https://www.liphookunitedfootballclub.org/</a> . Women's football is now truly underway and our sides suffered a 'baptism of fire' in their first week in their promoted leagues with both Petersfield and Liphook suffering big losses. We catch up with the latest results from the Women's rams and also the Liphook Ladies. Petersfield Table Tennis club have their final pre-season preparations happening right now. We speak with captains who brought home the division 1 and 2 titles in the Haslemere league last season and get their thoughts on their ambitions for the next season https://www.petersfieldttclub.org.uk/

In the Sportlight 13th September

On Sunday 13 September the March for Men with Kev took place. It's a community walk held in honor of Kevan Birkett, who died from prostate cancer in May 2023.

Participants chose from three routes: 2.5K, 5K, or 10K. 

Mike Waddington and Julie Butler report from the event marshaling point in the Town Square - we hear from participants and why they are walking, from Town Mayor, Councillor Jamie Matthews and others.

Lastly we hear from Kev's partner Claire,

On the day before, 309 men took up the  Prostate health tests (PSA) organised by Petersfield Lions and PCaSO.

The march raises awareness and funds for:
Prostate Cancer UK – supporting research and PSA testing campaigns
PCaSO (Prostate Cancer Support Organisation) – providing local support for men with prostate cancer
The Rosemary Foundation – offering hospice-at-home care for those with life-limiting conditions 

Listen out for a forthcoming P-Pod from the march. 

On Sunday 13 September the March for Men with Kev took place. It's a community walk held in&nbsp;honor of Kevan Birkett, who died from prostate cancer in May 2023.
Participants chose from three routes: 2.5K, 5K, or 10K.&nbsp;
Mike Waddington and Julie Butler report from the event marshaling point in the Town Square - we hear from participants and why they are walking, from Town Mayor, Councillor Jamie Matthews and others.
Lastly we hear from Kev's partner Claire,
On the day before, 309 men took up the&nbsp; Prostate health tests (PSA) organised by Petersfield Lions and PCaSO.
The march raises awareness and funds for:
<ul>
<li>Prostate Cancer UK&nbsp;&ndash; supporting research and PSA testing campaigns</li>
<li>PCaSO (Prostate Cancer Support Organisation)&nbsp;&ndash; providing local support for men with prostate cancer</li>
<li>The Rosemary Foundation &ndash; offering hospice-at-home care for those with life-limiting conditions&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Listen out for a forthcoming P-Pod from the march.&nbsp;

March for Men with Kev a great success

James Coutsavlis and Izzy Mckenty are a couple on and off stage, and together they’re taking on a whirlwind cast of characters in Chauntecleer & Pertelotte.

Very loosely inspired by Chaucer’s Nun’s Priest’s Tale, the award-winning comedy involves anthropomorphic chickens, a faithless cockerel, a jilted hen bent on revenge and some decidedly unusual language.

Laura Sheppard talks to James and Izzy about playing multiple characters at breakneck speed, the strange world created by writer Dougie Blaxland and what happens when your co-star is also the person you go home with.

James Coutsavlis and Izzy Mckenty are a couple on and off stage, and together they&rsquo;re taking on a whirlwind cast of characters in Chauntecleer &amp; Pertelotte.
Very loosely inspired by Chaucer&rsquo;s Nun&rsquo;s Priest&rsquo;s Tale, the award-winning comedy involves anthropomorphic chickens, a faithless cockerel, a jilted hen bent on revenge and some decidedly unusual language.
Laura Sheppard talks to James and Izzy about playing multiple characters at breakneck speed, the strange world created by writer Dougie Blaxland and what happens when your co-star is also the person you go home with.

Suzie Wilde on Petersfield's food waste caddy revolution

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