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Friday 9:00 am 11:00 am

with  Pauline Homeshaw and Andrew Norris

 
This week:-

Repeats Monday 4pm, Tuesday 10am and Wednesday 5am

 9  2.2 million rural, off-grid homes will be disproportionally hit by the Government’s plans to reform Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs), figures      out yesterday will show.  More than two-thirds of owners of these homes are concerned the plans will make their property harder to sell or rent – with off-grid homes heated by oil or LPG unable to achieve a C on the new Heating System rating. Pauline speaks to George Webb, chief executive of Liquid Gas UK who explains how this hits rural areas hardest

9.15  Dr Sonya Miller is a Medical Director at TauRx and an expert in Alzheimer’s disease.  We can listen to her discussing the importance of early diagnosis, advances in research and the future of Alzheimer’s treatment.

 9.30  Victoria Amphlett and Claire Wilkinson join to show to talk about the launch of this years Poppy Appeal.

10  “The Man of History”  This month, Mike Menhenitt, Chair of Wellington Museum looks at ghost stories!

10.30 Helen Bray explains the problems of keeping large, old buildings in good shape.  Helen is part of the team at St Andrew’s which hopes to raise funds and awareness of how important it is to keep our churches in good condition and remain at the heart of our community. With the 200th anniversary of St Andrew’s in 2029, the need is great!

.Repeats Monday 4pm, Tuesday 10am and Wednesday 5am


The Community Show crew


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Andrew Norris

Andrew, aka "The Rockin Revd", is a retired priest living in Wellington who has been involved with 10Radio since its beginnings. Currently, he hosts the Home Service, a weekly programme bringing Christian worship & local churches to people's front rooms and also has his own Breakfast show on a saturday morning. He also co-presents 10Radio's Community Show with Pauline Homeshaw and is the current chair of 10Radio.




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10Radio is a community radio station serving the 10 parishes in West Somerset which incorporate Wiveliscombe, Ashbrittle, Bathealton, Brompton Ralph, Chipstable, Clatworthy, Fitzhead, Huish Champflower, Milverton, Stawley and Wellington and the surrounding area.

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