ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

Silky Longfellow-Stanshall from Routes talked about

starting a radio show about young people’s

health and wellbeing.

mendipymca.org.uk

It’s OK not to be OK : text 07725909090

Adam Baylis gave an interview about his campaign

encouraging dog owners to clear up after their dogs

dog.poo.campaign@nullgmail.com

and

Jackie Bryant, Community Colleague from Asda

talked about how supermarkets can help local

charities and community groups

community_frome@nullasda.co.uk

Txt 07800623974

01373 475200 ext 222/212

IS IT A BARBIE DOLL?

No, it’s Maize cob.

He’s back! Frome FM’s Favourite Farmer climbs back into the saddle  with some a-maizing tales

for the Summer edition of Fussell on Farming.

See the programme page for more!

Sunday at 3pm, Thursday at 7am.

Ian Leak’s special guest this month on different sounds is one of Britain’s finest songwriters, Chris Difford.

Chris has been at the forefront of British music for 40 years as a member of Squeeze and is a critically acclaimed performer in his own right.

Later this month he releases his autobiography: Some Fantastic Place: My life in and out of Squeeze.

Show aired Saturday 12th August at 8pm. See the  programme page for download and podcast.

Very Very Vintage is the name of the third show in this new monthly series entitled Classical Hour – produced by local resident Nick Cotterell, it’s an homage to the dance orchestras and bands that kept our parents and grandparents up at night in the middle of the last century. Nick comments: “I’ll be playing jazz and nostalgia from 1927 onwards, with a particular emphasis on the dance bands of the 1930s.”

Have a listen – it’s so much fun!

Somerton & Frome MP David Warburton talks about his work in Westminster and Somerset.

Sundays at 6pm

This month, David talks to Rupert Kirkham about his musical background, the mood in Westminster after the General Election, Democracy, Brexit, Broadband services in this area, progress on the A303 project, Musical Education in the County and his recent appointment to head up the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Music.

ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

Wendy Miller-Williams and Victoria Gale
from Fair Frome talked about their new furniture bank.

fairfrome.org
fairfromefurniture@nullgmail.com
01373 488578

Jennie O’Kane from Frome Museum
told us about Finds Day on 29th July.

frome-heritage-museum.org

Anne Hardy spoke about the Children’s Festival

http://www.facebook.com/fromechildrensfestival

and

Dawn Denton told us about coming events in Frome Diary
and about her Facebook and blogging courses at the Library

fromediary.com