This month around the Traders' Table are:
Jeremy Mitchell of Petersfield Museum & Art Gallery
Catherine Murphy from Petersfield Tutors
Andy Jackson of Stellar360 Recruitment

Beth Svarovska explains what's happening at First Friday on 1 May when HR consultant Jackie Hudson talks about changes being brought in by the Employment Rights Act.

The Traders' Table is supported by First Friday, presented by Stephen Martin and produced in Petersfield by Shine Radio. This edition was recorded in the Court House at Petersfield Museum.

This month around the Traders' Table are:
<ul>
<li>Jeremy Mitchell of Petersfield Museum &amp; Art Gallery</li>
<li>Catherine Murphy from Petersfield Tutors</li>
<li>Andy Jackson of Stellar360 Recruitment</li>
</ul>
Beth Svarovska explains what's happening at First Friday on 1 May when HR consultant Jackie Hudson talks about changes being brought in by the Employment Rights Act.
The Traders' Table is supported by First Friday, presented by Stephen Martin and produced in Petersfield by Shine Radio. This edition was recorded in the Court House at Petersfield Museum.

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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.
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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The Traders' Table

The Traders' Table: Jeremy Mitchell, Catherine Murphy & Andy Jackson

St Laurence's Church on Station Road holds a Welcome Cafe open to all on the second Tuesday of every month, from 2pm, for company, music and talks over tea, coffee and cake.

This month the speaker was Sue Tunstall talking about her 40 year of dream of going to the Cook Islands in the Pacific; she and her husband Mike finally visited in May

Mike Waddington speaks to Sue and Mike about it and the Cafe organiser Bernard Elkington (with his dogs who attend as well.)

The Hall behind the Church itself has two historic plaques on its walls; one from the renovating builders in 1902 and another listing people jailed for their faith in Winchester prison in 1582, including a score or so from Petersfield.

 

St Laurence's Church on Station Road holds a Welcome Cafe open to all on the second Tuesday of every month, from 2pm, for company, music and talks over tea, coffee and cake.
This month the speaker was Sue Tunstall talking about her 40 year of dream of going to the Cook Islands in the Pacific; she and her husband Mike finally visited in May
Mike Waddington speaks to Sue and Mike about it and the Cafe organiser Bernard Elkington (with his dogs who attend as well.)
The Hall behind the Church itself has two historic plaques on its walls; one from the renovating builders in 1902 and another listing people jailed for their faith in Winchester prison in 1582, including a score or so from Petersfield.
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St Laurence's Welcome Cafe hears about a forty year dream fulfilled

The Traders' Table is where we meet local business leaders and discover what drives them and their businesses. This month:

Ellie Kis is a Chartered Physiotherapist from Petersfield. Her business EK Movement provides physiotherapy, personal training and sports massage plus lots of home visits.

Huw Trevor runs a micro brewery in Steep Marsh. Dizzy Heights Beer.

And David Payne is from BASE, the Bordon Innovation Centre which is, you guessed it, in Bordon and it’s where we are recording the show.

They are speaking to Shine Radio's Stephen Martin.

More details at https://shineradio.uk

The Traders' Table is where we meet local business leaders and discover what drives them and their businesses.&nbsp;This month:
Ellie Kis is a Chartered Physiotherapist from Petersfield. Her business EK Movement provides physiotherapy, personal training and sports massage plus lots of home visits.
Huw Trevor runs a micro brewery in Steep Marsh. Dizzy Heights Beer.
And&nbsp;David Payne is from BASE, the Bordon Innovation Centre which is, you guessed it, in Bordon and it&rsquo;s where we are recording the show.
They are speaking to Shine Radio's Stephen Martin.
More details at&nbsp;<a href="https://shineradio.uk">https://shineradio.uk</a>

The Traders' Table - Ellie Kis, Huw Trevor and David Payne

On Monday 9 November, Dr Gary Carré-Skinner, a biologist, delivered the 60th Public Eckersley Science Lecture to a packed Olivier Theatre at the school.

The public lecture is named after two eminent scientists from Bedales and started 60 years ago in 1966. 

The topic was DNA and it ended with the possibilities a discovery nearly 80 years ago opens up today - like earlier cancer diagnosis; it also reveals that the historic discovery was announced first at Bedales!

We hear from Bedales’ Head of Science, Liz Stacy, about Bedales' scientific record and from Dr Carre-Skinner himself about how an open mind and curiosity can lead on to great things.

More about Eckersley series here: Eckersley Lecture 60th Anniversary | Bedales Independent day & boarding school | Petersfield, Hampshire

On Monday 9 November, Dr Gary Carr&eacute;-Skinner, a biologist, delivered the 60th Public Eckersley Science Lecture to a packed Olivier Theatre at the school.
The public lecture is named after two eminent scientists from Bedales and started 60 years ago in 1966.&nbsp;
The topic was DNA and it ended with the possibilities a discovery nearly 80 years ago opens up today - like earlier cancer diagnosis; it also reveals that the historic discovery was announced first at Bedales!
We hear from Bedales&rsquo; Head of Science, Liz Stacy, about Bedales' scientific record and from Dr Carre-Skinner himself about how an open mind and curiosity can lead on to great things.
More about Eckersley series here: <a href="https://www.bedales.org.uk/whats-on/eckersley-lecture-60th-anniversary">Eckersley Lecture 60th Anniversary | Bedales Independent day &amp; boarding school | Petersfield, Hampshire</a>

The Traders' Table: Jeremy Mitchell, Catherine Murphy & Andy Jackson

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