Our presenter Annie Whitmore had the pleasure of interviewing celebrity chef Tony Tobin.
He chatted to Annie about his latest venture – Ranmore at Reigate Heath – as well as giving her valuable advice on preparing the perfect Christmas feast.
If you want to achieve culinary triumphs over the festive period, this is the interview to listen to …
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‘Jigsaw South East’ is the children’s bereavement charity that operates in Surrey and parts of West Sussex.
They are there for families who have lost a parent which aids the remaining parent to know the child is gaining the support they need as the parent comes to terms with the loss of a partner. They exist to enable friendships to be forged, to help the young people find their way through understanding at a pace that they are comfortable with.
The charity can be recommended by schools, teachers, carers or medical professionals or by the children themselves. This is where Molly and Hannah come in as young Ambassadors for Jigsaw South East as young people who have found life beyond loss and are happy to share their experiences.
This interview was very difficult for Susy Radio presenter Neil Munday who personally knew Stephen, Hannah`s father, who helped build Susy Radio in the early years – Stephen passed away 10 years ago on 2nd December. So to record this interview in the very same studio that Stephen broadcast one of his final shows from which the clip is taken, from the Susy Radio archive of that RSL (Restricted Service Licence) broadcast made the whole experience for Hannah and Neil very emotional.
Hannah and Molly were accompanied to the Susy studio here in Merstham by Hannah`s mum Dianne and younger brother Thomas.
Neil recorded the introduction separately from the main interview to remove the preasure from Hannah but it clearly becomes too much and Neil halts the discussion.
The family, Molly and Neil then spend time sharing personal memories, photographs of Stephen and Hannah is pictured pointing to Stephen her father in a photograph still on the wall in the Susy office. Neil conveys this at the end of the interview in a live tag on to the recording.
Susy radio would like to thank Hannah, Molly, Thomas and Dianne for allowing this interview to happen and would like to encourage you if you need help in this way to talk to Jigsaw. If you’re a young person, speak to your parent or carer or teacher in confidence and ask them to speak with Jigsaw South East.
Remember, you are not alone.
You can find out more about “Jigsaw South East” from their website https://www.jigsawsoutheast.org.uk
Please help Hannah and Molly in supporting ‘the Big Give Christmas Challenge’
https://donate.thebiggive.org.uk
‘Oh no it isn’t…. Oh yes it is!’ It’s back!
The traditional Christmas panto returns to ‘The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema’ this year.
The production tells the story of “Jack and the Beanstalk”.
Redhill’s favourite, Neil Wheatley, returns for a tenth season, playing Jack’s brother, ‘Silly Simon’. He is joined by professional dance champions and ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ power couple, James and Ola Jordan.
Also returning for his 7th season with The Harlequin is the wonderful Simon Bashford.
All who attend are guaranteed a truly traditional pantomime with super festive family entertainment, as did Susy’s Neil Munday and Chrissy Muir who met up with some of the cast after the performance.
Chrissy talks with Simon Bashford who plays ‘Dame Trott’
For more information including performance times and ticket information, visit ‘The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema, Redhill’ website.
http://www.harlequintheatre.co.uk
All images courtesy of ‘The Harlequin Theatre & Cinema’, Redhill except where stated
Chrissy Muir interviewed Garry Christian ahead of the band’s show on Friday, 6th December at the ‘Factory Live‘, Worthing.
Links:
Website: www.thechristianslive.co.uk
Twitter: @thechristians
Images and video © 2012-2019 The Christians
Our Joe Exler and Neil Munday were out and about over the weekend visiting the various events which were taking place, one of which was Reigate Christmas Market in Church Street, Reigate.
Joe came across Tracy Poulton who is the “Special Events Manager” for “The Children’s Trust”, the charity supporting children and young people with brain injury.
Based in Tadworth, the charity delivers rehabilitation, education and community services through skilled teams who work with children and young people, and their families.
One of the biggest events the charity holds each year is “The Children’s Trust Supercar Event” which takes place again next year at Goodwood on 24th & 25th July, 2020.
Tracy explained about the work The Children’s Trust does, and spoke more of “the Supercar Event”.
Feature “Supercar” image courtesy of ‘Children’s Trust Supercar Event’
More information can be found on the following links:
The Supercar Event including ticket availability for 2020:
https://thesupercarevent.com/
The Children’s Trust:
https://www.thechildrenstrust.org.uk/
Twitter:
@THESupercarEvnt
Facebook:
@thesupercarevent
The Supercar Event | 1 June 2019 | Goodwood Motor Circuit
