If you have ever wondered what Morris Dancing is about, with bells around their shins, flowery hats, waving hankies and clattering sticks together, Pete Burren from The Hartley Morris Men tells us all about it.
They are the longest Morris Dancing side in North West Kent dating back to 1934. Pete reveals the mystery of it all and tells us why he has danced with them since 1979, why did someone dance from London to Norwich and just what is that strange figure with the head of an animal?
The Schools Consent Project
Julia Hepner from the Schools Consent Project joins John Butt for Lunch Break.
Lizzie’s Helping Hearts CIC
Lizzie Penman-Green spoke to Chris Makey about her project and the dementia café based in Southborough.
Legal Eagle - Unfair Dismissal
Berry & Lamberts’ Simeon Blewett joins Alex Hakes to discuss the upcoming changes to Unfair Dismissal laws.
Ingrid Pope of RSA talks to Mona Channet
What happens when people come together to create positive change?
There's Nothing To Do In Tunbridge Wells
Perhaps "there's nothing to do" can sometimes mean: I don't know what's available I can't afford it I can't get there I don't know where to start. John Butt is joined on Lunch Break by Laura Toop and Liz from The Amelia to explore possibilities
Pet Matters - Keeping Your Pet Safe
Mona Channet and Registered Veterinary Nurse & Animal Behaviourist Joanna Sutherland explore some of the seasonal hazards every pet owner should know about.
Health & Wellbeing - Hidden Benefits of HRT
Mona Channet is joined by Dr. Nadia Ramjohn to talk about the silent benefits of HRT — from menopause symptoms to heart, bone and brain health.
Vox Pop Choirs with Steve Woods
Chris Makey was joined by Steve Woods to talk about his Vox Pop Choirs.
9:00pm - 10:00pm
Classical Selection
10:00pm - Midnight
Night Owl