On this edition of Travel Matters Tess Lewsey discussed travel tends for this year and some ideas for winter breaks. Her guests were Jo Josh and Paul Chouls from the Redhill based travel company Travel Matters.
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The Neil Munday Radio show at the Redhill Big Day Out
Susy Radio’s outside broadcast unit was in action again as part of the Redhill Big Day Out in the centre of Redhill. Neil Munday was at the controls and was joined by fellow presenters Tess Lewsey and Dave King for a special edition of the ‘Neil Munday Radio Show’.
You can now listen to the full show featuring interviews with Charlie from Redhill Football Club, Emma from the Harlequin Theatre, James from the Redhill Business Guild, Andy from the Belfry Shopping Centre and a live performance from Jazz singer Briar Rouge.
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Tess talks ‘Treasure Island’ with the St Mark’s Players
St Mark’s Players’ are an amateur theatre company based in Reigate. Peter Jackson and Christine Knox, from the company, came to the Susy Radio studio on Monday and spoke to Tess Lewsey about their next production ‘TREASURE ISLAND Almost a pantomime’.
It will be performed at St Mark’s Church Centre, Alma Road, Reigate on 23 & 24 November 2017
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Alternative Route for London To Brighton Veteran Car Run
Photo credit – Chris Spring: Damon Hill and Charley Boorman talking to Susy Radio’s Neil Munday
The annual London to Brighton Veteran Car run took place yesterday. 400 pre-1905 veteran cars left Hyde Park at sunrise.
This year an alternative route out of London was in place to avoid long-term roadworks in Brixton. The revised route took the cars along the A217 through Banstead, Tadworth and Reigate before re-joining the traditional route on the A25 at Redhill, before passing through Horley. Susy Radio broadcast all morning from the official half way check point at Crawley. TV presenter and travel writer Charley Boorman, and Formula 1 driver Damon Hill were driving a Rover 8HP. Neil Munday caught up with them at the half way point and asked how the journey was going:
The first car to cross the line in Brighton at 10.45 was a 1902 Oldsmobile entered by Andreas Melkus from Austria.
Photo credit – Chris Spring
Bin Fire on Merstham’s Watercolour Estate
Photo courtesy Neil Munday: The bin storage area on the Watercolour Estate
A bin storage area near to the Tesco Express store on Merstham’s Watercolour Estate was on fire on Thursday night, leading to the evacuation of nearby flats.
Local residents reported that flats next to the bin store had cracks on their windows from the heat.
Neil Munday was at the scene: