ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

Mayor Cllr. Richard Ackroyd, Stephen Dale, Crysse Morrison

Stephen Dale, Head of Community Partnerships

at Dorothy House hospice talks about how DH works and

an upcoming 180 mile fundraising walk around the region.

localgiving.org/fundraising/onemanandhisdog

dorothyhouse.org.uk

Mayor Richard Ackroyd talks about his recent 1250 mile

cycle ride from Lands End to John O’Groats

in aid of Frome’s Missing Link

fromesmissinglink.org.uk

 Crysse Morrison, author of the latest book on the history of our town

Frome Unzipped,

talks about discovering stories about Frome

 cryssemorrison.co.uk

We have handed the reins of this month’s Bad Detectives Show to Bruno, a thirteen-year-old student at North Hill House in Frome.

Bruno has a special interest in music primarily from the 60’s and 70′s, and he would like to share this with listeners to FromeFM.

Tune in to hear his extraordinary music choices on Sunday 14th October at 8pm, repeated again on Saturday 20th October at 8pm.

This show can now be heard at 1200 & 1800 Tuesdays,  0700 Wednesdays, 1300 Saturdays  & 2300 Mondays.

THIS WEEK’S GUESTS

Anna Pease, Bex Maxwell, Mark Dorrington and Sue Willis

Bex Maxwell talks about her recent award

for her work with Somerset Drugs and Alcohol Service

 www.turning-point.co.uk

somersetdap.org.uk

0300 3038788 – initial point of contact

Mark Dorrington, Deputy Mayor talks about

grants awarded to local charities and

community groups

 frometowncouncil.org.uk

Dr. Anna Pease from the Baby Cafe, which received

one of the Council grants, talks about what it means for the cafe

Fridays 10-12 at the Town Hall

thebabycafe.org.uk

01373 465716/07886 578809

katherine@nullbeyonbirthing.co.uk

www.facebook.com/babycafefrome

Sue Willis talks about the Toy Library

and Sunday Fundays

www.facebook.com/Frome-Toy-Library

suewillis48@nullgmail.com  07548959490

www.fromechildrensfestival.org

FromeFM are delighted to support Frome Town Ladies FC. Request Stop have spent a day with the ladies finding out why they love playing for Frome Town. Tune in for an hour of fun and laughter, not to mention fantastic musical requests all the way from the 40′s to modern day, at 1pm Friday 5th October.

If you can’t tune in for the initial broadcast then you can use the listen again facility on our Request Stop page.

ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

Michelle Robinson talks about the new children’s books, Only One of Me,

which she wrote for and with Lisa Wells, who was diagnosed with terminal

cancer just after the birth of her 2^nd child less than a year ago – helping children talk about bereavement

and Helen Sprawson-White from WHY talks about their involvement

(All author and illustrator royalties will go to charities Mummy’s Star and WHY)

Publication date : 12 October

facebook.com/LisasArmyUK

wehearyou.org.uk

mummysstar.org

Filipa, Luis and Thomas Vance and Charlotte Rushmere

talk about fundraising for Team Bones, the Bone Cancer Research Trust

 bcrt.org.uk

To keep up to date with ‘Team Bones’ and their fundraising efforts, visit their blog:

https://team bones30yearson.word press.com or follow them on Twitter and Instagram: @teambones30.

Jane Richards and young carers at the Zone, Hubnub Centre, Whittox Street talk about

meeting others in the same situation and having fun together.

Report by Julia Wellard

 info@nullthepodcharity.org.uk

Helen Fielden from Volunteer Frome

talks about the latest volunteering opportunities in the town.

volunteerfrome.org

All About Frome: Tuesday at 1200 and 1800, Thursday at 1400, Saturday at 1300

ON THIS WEEK’S SHOW

A talk with Frome based charities, entertainers and a community-based share shop.

• Sam from the Share Shop, described as a ‘library of things’! – https://sharefrome.org
• Jade and Joe from Open Storytellers discuss activities and initiatives happening with them. – https://www.openstorytellers.org.uk
• And we hear from Frome based entertainers ‘Rare Species’ who revealed the news of their Lottery Funding for their #mojomoves -https://www.facebook.com/rarespeciesuk/

Tune in or listen again to hear ‘All About Frome’