Click on the story to see more:
Horley held its summer carnival on Saturday and the town was blessed with unexpected good sunny weather despite warnings of thunderstorms and lightning.
Susy Radio took part in this years carnival procession.
Mike King (looking very much like Elvis), Jane Richards, Natalie Osborne, Pete Symonds and Dave and Hiulam King gave out plenty of car stickers and balloons to the many people lining the route.
Next Sunday 23rd March is the date of a special charity football match organised through the offices of the Mayor of Reigate and Banstead, Councillor Dr Lynne Hack. The match is being played in support of the Mayor`s chosen local charities this year, The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity and Surrey Crimestoppers.
The match will be played between the Mayoral team consisting of players selected from local football clubs against a Chelsea team that includes some ex-players now employed at Chelsea in a coaching capacity.
The charity football match, which has received financial support from two local companies, is being played at Redhill Football Club’s ground at Kilnbrow. At half time, there’s a penalty shoot involving local children selected by the clubs participating in the Mayoral team, with local celebrity, Phil Tufnell as the goalie. After the match the children involved in the penalty shoot along with the ball boys and girls will be presented with a goody bag donated by Chelsea FC.
Chelsea hopes to bring Stamford, the club mascot with them, which is certain to be a great attraction especially for the little ones. Ticket are available at the Harlequin Theatre in Redhill town centre or on the gate at Kilnbrow. Kick off is at 2.00pm.
Tickets are from the Harlequin Box office 1737 276500 at a cost of Adults £5 and Children £3.
Susy Radio`s Natalie Osborne spoke to The worshipful the Mayor of Reigate and Banstead
Cllr Dr Lynne Hack during the sports show Live on Susy Radio.
Folk legend Julie Felix popped in to David Jay’s Tea Break on Monday 24th February. Her career goes way back to the 1960s where she was a resident guest on ‘The Frost Report’, hosted by Sir David Frost. She’s still performing and David spoke to her about her career and plans.
Traditional events in the countryside can be a little odd – The traditional Wassail ceremony dating back to Anglo Saxon times is one of those events.
Susy Radio`s Neil Munday dropped in on the village of Outwood here in East Surrey where villagers, accompanied by the Rampant Rooster Morris Men, hoodeners, geezers and general lords of misrule known as the loose association of wassailers with cannon and musket, spoke to Mark Lawson:
On a recent tea break interview, David Jay spoke with with Michaela Clements (pictured below far left) of St Catherine’s Hospice.
He found out all about about their Spinathon fiundraiser on 1st March. Here’s the interview if you missed it on air
