DAVID MUNRO is the Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, and is responsible for overseeing the work of Surrey Police, holding the Chief Constable to account and helping to tackle crime issues.
David called in to the Susy Radio studios recently to chat with Neil Munday about van theft and burglary.
In her latest interview Tess Lewsey chats with Peter Jackson and Christine Knox about the St Marks Players next production ‘On Golden Pond’. The play by Ernest Thompson is presented by arrangement with Josef Weinberger Ltd and you can catch the performances on Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd November 2018 at St Mark’s Church Centre in Reigate
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To book tickets go to St Marks Players What’s On page (www.stmarksplayers.co.uk/whats-on/).
This Sunday, 11th November is especially significant as it marks the centenary of the First World War.
The 11am service included the parade from King St, Act of Remembrance, singing of hymns and the national anthem accompanied by the Choir from St Swithun’s and the East Grinstead Concert Band. During the 2 minutes silence a big screen stationed on the market square showed the earlier lighting of the East Court beacon as part of the National Battles Over Beacon lighting.
The special Broadcast was presented by David Jay who provided a detailed description and narration of the events as they took place, and was produced by Neil Munday. The pogramme was also broadcast by Crawley Hospital Radio and Meridian FM in East Grinstead.
The broadcast was made possible with grateful thanks to The Royal British Legion, East Grinstead Branch, and in association with the Outdoor Sound Company.
Last week was Baby Loss Awareness Week. Roxanne Cooper told Tess Lewsey how she and her fiance were devastated when they lost Oliver on March 16 2018. Roxanne says she was helped by Surrey Sands, a charity which provides support for anyone affected by the death of a baby. Surrey Sands relies on funds donated by the public and Roxanne told Tess how they are helping raise money for them.
As Last Orders are called at The Limes pub in Merstham for the final time this weekend the possibilities of building a new community pub will be discussed at a public meeting next week.
Ahead of the 23rd October meeting at Canada Hall, Merstham, Tess Lewsey spoke to Mike Blacker about the plans for the future.