Back on your radio 📻 this Good Friday from 10am on ⁦BBC Gloucestershire⁩
Gardening chat with Reg 🪴

Fly Tipping on farm land 🐄

Free outdoor cinema 🎦

See you at 10! ✨🤘🎙️

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You’re welcome 😆

I do love it when a favourite song comes on and I can blast it out of the speakers! 🎧🎶📻
Thanks for having me this morning on ⁦BBC Gloucestershire⁩ ⁦BBC Somerset⁩ ⁦BBC Radio Bristol⁩ ⁦BBC Wiltshire⁩ ✨💋

I’m back on the radio with you today 6am-10am on BBC Gloucestershire BBC Radio Bristol BBC Wiltshire BBC Somerset
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Lovely that you still provide us with your stats Tony, thank you. Wishing you the very best for 2024

Robert, Ian & Keith getting absolutely nailed by the supermarkets this year.

15p per bag.

Normally supply chain abuse & financial unsustainability is set at 19p at this time of year - and costs have spiralled in 2023.

Effing grim.

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Crochet help please. I started this scarf last Christmas for my daughter. I’ve lost the pattern. I’ve pricked it up thinking I could easily finish it before Sunday and I can’t remember the stitches at all 😫 anyone recognise the stitch please? #crochet

One of the mysteries of life for me is why we have designed school in such a way that it requires children to do so many things which are very hard for them - and which become much easier in adulthood. 1/

Happy Winter Solstice 🕯️🌙🔥 “Chestnuts roasting in an open can, popped shells hitting your nose”
And happy shortest day (not shortest day) to my old colleague Jo Durrant ☺️✨

It’s normal to have to eat fudge with a spoon right?
Epic fail for the teacher gifts this year 🤦‍♀️

We'd love to hear from the romantic couple on BBC Gloucestershire Do you know who they are? 🫶💫

Yep…someone feel free to buy me these for the massive festive upcoming turkey day

There’s just one more thing 🥁

Today is the earliest sunset of the year.

So at least afternoons will stop getting darker.

bbc.co.uk/weatherwatcher… A pity we no longer have a BBC Weather Watcher's chat, Sunday morning, BBC Gloucestershire. So much weather over past few weeks, including sub-zero temperatures for two days, 30/11 to 3/12! Just 72.9mm rain in Nov. Kate Clark or 85% average, believe it or not!

This is the last of hundreds of entries in the Listening Project visitors book. A project powered by BBC Local Radio. I know the BBC has many calls on its money but the cuts in LR are savage and that local hug that the stations give their listeners will be missed. #BBCLocalRadio