Richard Benyon discusses Climate Change

Peter Bosley was bought a Model T Ford and transported it back to England. Today Peter tells us the story of restoring the old car and driving it through the West Berkshire Countryside

Listen to Sarah Warburton & Ceri Hanlon “The Rose of Hungerford” is a purpose built 55 feet long wide-beamed passenger trip boat owned by the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust and has a maximum capacity of 50 passengers. It is operated by volunteers of the Kennet and Avon Canal Trust. The Rose has sliding picture …

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Listen to Linda Connell The Old Chapel Textile Centre is the home of the National Needlework Archive and the Country Wife mural. This superb venue has an exhibition gallery, workrooms, library, small gift shop and tearoom. The Old Chapel Textile Centre

Winner of the Countryside Alliance Award, 2019, Best Rural Shop in Britain ​ ​Winner of the Plunkett Foundation competition, 2018, for rural community businesses ​'Diversifying to make a difference' Regional winner, south-east of England, Best Rural Business Awards, 2019 (National final February 2020)

How do we stop the climate emergency from becoming a full-blown disaster?

Listen to Garry Poulson Eight years ago, Paul sat in a consultant’s office with his wife Jan and was told there was not much more they could do for him and their lives were about to change drastically. Where is help to be found to maintain an independent lifestyle? Garry Poulson was the Newbury Mayor, …

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Listen to Alison Edwards Sue Ryder, Paul Presents chosen charity, has a Forget Me Not Walk, for the Duchess of Kent Hospice, on the 12th May 2019 at Beale Wildlife and Garden Park, from 10 am - 3 pm.  Alison from Sue Ryder popped in to chat about Sue Ryder, the Duchess of Kent Hospice …

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Miri Keen is the vicar for the West Downland Benefice