September 2008 Archives

A traffic warden was left 'traumatised' after being knocked over in Egham by a motorist who he had slapped with a ticket.

The enforcement officer had issued a penalty charge to Alex Charles Morris, 24, at the Runnymede Council-run Precinct Car Park in Church Road (pictured), for failing to display the minimum 50p ticket.

RADIO WEY goes FM across the local area on 87.9 . . .

The regulator OFCOM have granted the hard working volunteers of Hospital Radio Wey an FM channel to broadcast their superb variety of music & local information programmes. With a strong commitment to the local community and a passion to broadcast information that is relevant to listeners across the area the Chertsey based radio station will be pulling out all the stops from 16 October through to 12 November. The Restricted Service Licence is the latest step taken by this fast growing radio station towards a full Community Radio Licence. Radio Wey is constantly updating its facilities to meet its increasing listener base and this special broadcasting period will be a powerful mix of entertainment. There will be 'Live' acoustic 'local' bands & musicians in the studios and a live link up's with local events. Celebrity phone-ins and visits and input from your local newspaper to provide up to date news from across the region. You will be able to hear live commentary and up-dates from your local teams and phone in for the chance to win some of the many CD's and prizes on offer. Watch out for the flyers and posters. If you wish to get involved in this great occasion, either by coming in for a chat about your organization, or to promote your club or business, call Keith Tunnicliffe on 01784 464234 or visit www.radiowey.co.uk

Euphonic is Surrey's only free music festival for young people and takes place on Sunday September 7 as part of the Runnymede Youth Festival at Egham Leisure Centre.

The noon till dusk festival is aimed at 13 - 19 year olds and features performers from the Live and Direct contemporary music initiative, which runs throughout Surrey. All performers went through an audition process, against other local acts, to win their place on the festival programme.