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The Community Show – repeat

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Monday 4:00 pm 6:00 pm
Tuesday 10:00 am 12:00 pm
Wednesday 5:00 am 7:00 am
with Pauline Homeshaw and  Andrew Norris

A repeat of last Friday’s show

This week: –

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

Should Brits stop drinking milk?  That’s what campaign group Animal Aid is calling for, asking us to consider Vegan alternatives to the traditional cow based dairy products. Today, Pauline speaks to Animal Aid Campaign Manager Elizabeth Davenport and asks how we can change our diets and food choices

Revd Jamie Fox is the new Rector of Wiveliscombe and The Hills churches and today he talks about his hopes for the new role and what he and his family like about their new home

“Stargazing above Somerset” Harold Mead talks about the skies above us in February

SSAFA – the Armed Forces Charity is 140 years old today! Brigadier Mike Hodson, Chair of SSAFA Somerset, talks about his pride in being part of such a long standing and effective charity, how the work of volunteers has changed over the years and how help is more needed than ever for our service families and veterans.

Repeats Monday 4pm, Tuesday 10am and Wednesday 5am and can be heard via our Listen Again link below at any time before next week’s show.


The Community Show – repeat crew


Director

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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