Radio Lewes Podcasts And Vodcasts

The first ever Black History event to be held in Lewes, featuring Tony Kalume and John Agard - video to be posted on YouTube in due course

Eat This! a brand new play exploring ‘table talk’, and the secret passions that lie just below the surface of your average dinner party. The venue was Harvey’s Depot (next to Lewes Station) which was transformed for the event. written and directed by Susannah Waters lighting by Clare O'Donoghue associate direction/sound design by Nicola Blackwell Published as a podcast with thanks to Paddock Productions - Recorded by Radio Lewes for Oyster Project members as part of our programme of making events accessible via audio and video and the web

News from the Oyster Project Drop In Community Cafe 29th September 2010

Richard and Barbara talk to Nigel Mason about the work of the Raystede centre for Animal Welfare.WEbsite www.raystede.orgTelephone 01825 840252

In part two of her talk with Barbara and Richard,Nicki Edgell talks about quality nutrition and how it can help maintain good health and help the body heal. She chats about processed foods, wheat and gluten and finally gives us a couple of recipies to try. She can be contacted at:- e-mail- www.nutritionandhealing.co.uk Telephone- 07786405366 Information can be found at these websites:-  www.wholewoman.co.uk  www.goodfoodcookery.co.uk

Nicki Edgell, natural nutritionist at the Cliffe Osteopathic & Complementary Health Clinic, talks to Barbara and Richard about her work and the importance of drinking water.   She can be contacted at:- e-mail- www.nutritionandhealing.co.uk Telephone- 07786405366 Information can be found at these websites:-  www.wholewoman.co.uk  www.goodfoodcookery.co.uk  

In part two of her talk with Richard and Barbara, Baroness kay Andrews talks about the discovery visits run by English Heritageand how English history can be made exciting for young people. They also talk about the work of volunteers, membershipand the English Heritage Gateway website.The English Heritage website can be found at:- www.english-heritage.org.uk

Baroness Kay Andrews, chair of English Heritage talks to Richard and Barbara about the work of English Heritage on a national and local level.The English Heritage Website can be found at:- www.english-heritage.org.uk

In part two of his talk with Richard and Barbara, John Kay tells us about some of the research projects members of the societyhave been working on.He finishes with a chat about how Schools were established in and around Lewes and the care of the poor.contact the Lewes history website at:- leweshistory.org.uk

John Kay, chair of the Ringmer History Society talks to Richard and Barbara about Lewes local history and the activities of local history groups.

Cliffe Veterinary Practice Part 2  Nicola Dyer, Veterinary Nurse at the Cliffe Veterinary Practice talks to Radio Lewes' Barbara Riddihough and Nigel Watkins about Puppy parties and care for young dogs. Cliffe Veterinary Group - Small Animal Clinic Main Surgery: 21 Cliffe High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 2AH Tel: 01273 473232 - Fax: 01273 472216 Email: enquiries@cliffevets.co.uk

Penny Brownings,equine dental technician at the Cliffe Veterinary Practice talks to Radio Lewes'Barbara Riddihough and Nigel Watkins. Contact:- Cliffe Veterinary Group - Equine Clinic Harbens Farm, Mill Lane, Laughton, Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 6AJ Tel: 01323 815120 - Fax: 01323 815121 Email: enquiries@cliffeequine.co.uk

Sue Dunkley access officer for Lewes District talks to Radio Lewes' Richard Jeneway and Barbara Riddihough

Our Lewes interviews Jonathan Swan "We started off trying to keep ahead of the field, and provide work that the public wanted to buy, but which was daring; and that is precisely what we’re still trying to do." (Part 2)  http://theworkshoplewes.com/wp/ 

Our Lewes interviews Jonathan Swan "We started off trying to keep ahead of the field, and provide work that the public wanted to buy, but which was daring; and that is precisely what we’re still trying to do." http://theworkshoplewes.com/wp/ 

  Sue Dunkley access officer for Lewes District talks to Radio Lewes' Richard Jeneway and Barbara Riddihough  

Established in 1858, Edward Reeves has been run for the last 20 years by Tom Reeves (Edward’s great-grandson). http://www.edwardreeves.com/ 01273 473274

Established in 1858, Edward Reeves has been run for the last 20 years by Tom Reeves (Edward’s great-grandson). http://www.edwardreeves.com/ 01273 473274