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Neal Foster – Birmingham Stage Company – Awful Auntie – Live On Stage

Neal Foster, founder of the Birmingham Stage Company talks about the brand new production of best selling children’s author David Walliams’s family adventure Awful Auntie at the Capitol Theatre, Horsham from Thursday 14th – to Sunday 17th March

For more information about this production and to buy tickets, please click on the image below

Sean Orr & Dwayne Mcpherson – Menshare

Menshare is a listening group for men, founded a couple of years ago by Sean Orr.

Sean returns to Susy Radio to talk about how the group has grown from one weekly group in Crawley to 4  venues hosting 6 circles which includes the newly opened circle in Merstham. Joining Sean to talk about his experience and journey from feeling suicidal to becoming an integral part of the Menshare team is Dwayne Mcpherson.

For more details about Menshare Listening Group please click on the image below.

Listed below are the venues and times of the current Menshare Circles.

(Please note the day for the Horley Circle has changed)

Crawley – Mondays 7pm-9pm &

Wednesdays 4.30pm-18.30 pm &7pm-9pm

Crawley Baptist Church
Crabtree Road
Crawley
West Sussex
RH11 7HJ

Merstham – Mondays 6pm – 7.30pm

Merstham Village Hall
Station Rd N,
Merstham,
Redhill
RH1 3ED

East Grinstead – Tuesday 7pm – 9pm

St. Swithun’s Parish Office
St. Swithun’s Church, St. Swithun’s Close
East Grinstead,
RH19 3BB

Horley – Was Tuesday Now: Thursday 7pm – 9pm

Horley Baptist Church
289 Court Lodge Road
Horley
Surrey
RH6 8RG

Please arrive by 6:50pm for a 7pm start.

Crawley’s New Waste and Recycling Fleet

Photo credit: Crawley  Borough Council.  Reggie the Red joined Crawley Town FC staff with Councillor Noyce and Leader of the Council, Councillor Michael Jones

A new fleet of 15 waste and recycling trucks has been showcased by Crawley Borough Council.  Each will have a name suggested by children, and the crews who operate them. 

Crawley Town Football Club mascot, Reggie the Red is the first to have the honour of his name on one of the trucks.  The names will be added to the cabs after the full list has been confirmed next month.  The new trucks replace a fleet which had come to the end of its working life after 10 years. 

Later this year, the council expects to fuel the fleet with hydro treated vegetable oil (HVO) to reduce air pollution and carbon emissions.