BERROW HILLWhat’s Happening on the corner of Berrow Hill Lane and the Saltway? The residents aren’t happy….
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ONLINE CHURCHThe Rev Barbara Wheatley explains how the church is supporting the community and how online services work
PHOTO COMPETITIONIan Ridley tell us about the contest to depict Feckenham’s beauty under lockdown
VE DAY SHOPAlan Slater describes a little bit of normailty as the shop celebrates VE Day.
SHOP BOSSAlan Slater’s the new Chair of The Village Shop. He tells us about his hopes and ambitions for this volunteer run service.
The Best Things in life are FREEBut unfortunately licenses to broadcast aren’t! We keep our expenditure to the bare minimum but we do have to pay for the music we play, the software we use and the equipment we break… Please help us keep Swansbrook on the air and keeping Feckenham’s community informed and amused - any amount small or large! Click the “Donate” button below to give by card or Paypal account.
TECHNICAL HELPJeff Matthews tells us about some of the great things happening on line. The Virtual coffee morning is here!
ACADEMY SCHOOLWill Feckenham First School become an academy?
COVID DOCTORDr Gilly Cooper had retired - until the call came. Now she’s dealing directly with medical emergencies from her kitchen table…
SHOPPING IN LOCKDOWNThe Village Shop and Parish Council delivery service.
FLY TIPPINGThere seems to be an epidemic of dumping - what’s being done about it?
SPEED CAMERASThe latest on attempts to calm down the traffic through Feckenham - what the authorities are doing - and what residents are doing
VILLAGE SCRUBSVillage volunteer Deb Dean is working with an army of seamstresses making scrubs and PPE for the Alex hospital
THE WI AT 100We evesdrop on Feckenham WI’s 100th anniversary bash
COUNCIL TAXFeckenham Parish Council is putting the precept up - which means we’ll all pay more. Cllr. Cary explains why.
COUNTY COUNCILCounty Councillor Jane Potter updates us on the County’s response to Covid_19.
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BERROW HILL PLANNINGThe Borough Council turns down an application for retrospective planning permission for works on Berrow Hill.
LIZ ATKINSKathy Gee describes the funeral of Feckenham’s own expert in local history
YOUR NEWSIs there anything happening where you live? Is there anything you think we should look into. Just email us on radio@swansbrook.com and we’ll get onto it!
SCHOOL’S BACKThe Headteacher tells us about the re-opening of Feckenham School.
DANGER AT THE WHIRLY HOLEDavid Checkley tells us why the village's beauty spot is closed
BUSINESS RECOVERYJeff Matthews looks forward to how local businesses will fare after the crisis.
IAN RIDLEYFeckenham artist Ian Ridley is offering this original painting to be sold in aid of the Midlands Air Ambulance.
CAKESClassical Swansbrook’s Chris Fletcher wants your cakes. It’s all in a good cause.
ROAMING THE WYELewis and Sally Stacey walk the length of the River Wye - 11 daily reports on their adventures
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BERROW HILLWhat’s Happening on the corner of Berrow Hill Lane and the Saltway? The residents aren’t happy….
COUNTY COUNCILCounty Councillor Jane Potter updates us on the County’s response to Covid_19.
SHOP BOSSAlan Slater’s the new Chair of The Village Shop. He tells us about his hopes and ambitions for this volunteer run service.
ACADEMY SCHOOLWill Feckenham First School become an academy?
YOUR NEWSIs there anything happening where you live? Is there anything you think we should look into. Just email us on radio@swansbrook.comand we’ll get onto it!
FLY TIPPINGThere seems to be an epidemic of dumping - what’s being done about it?
THE WI AT 100We evesdrop on Feckenham WI’s 100th anniversary bash
SWANCASTSCopyrightlawsmakeitimpossibleforustoofferapodcast service of programmes and items which include music. Theitemsonthispagecontainnomusicoronlymusic ownedbySwansbrookRadio.Youmaydownloadthemfor later listening if you wish
ONLINE CHURCHThe Rev Barbara Wheatley explains how the church is supporting the community and how online services work
TECHNICAL HELPJeff Matthews tells us about some of the great things happening on line. The Virtual coffee morning is here!
VILLAGE SCRUBSVillage volunteer Deb Dean is working with an army of seamstresses making scrubs and PPE for the Alex hospital
COVID DOCTORDr Gilly Cooper had retired - until the call came. Now she’s dealing directly with medical emergencies from her kitchen table…
SHOPPING IN LOCKDOWNThe Village Shop and Parish Council delivery service.
The Best Things in life are FREEBut unfortunately licenses to broadcast aren’t! We keep our expenditure to the bare minimum but we do have to pay for the music we play, the software we use and the equipment we break… Please help us keep Swansbrook on the air and keeping Feckenham’s community informed and amused - any amount small or large! Click the “Donate” button below to give by card or Paypal account.
PHOTO COMPETITIONIan Ridley tell us about the contest to depict Feckenham’s beauty under lockdown
VE DAY SHOPAlan Slater describes a little bit of normailty as the shop celebrates VE Day.
BERROW HILL PLANNINGThe Borough Council turns down an application for retrospective planning permission for works on Berrow Hill.
LIZ ATKINSKathy Gee describes the funeral of Feckenham’s own expert in local history
SCHOOL’S BACKThe Headteacher tells us about the re-opening of Feckenham School.
DANGER AT THE WHIRLY HOLEDavid Checkley tells us why the village's beauty spot is closed
BUSINESS RECOVERYJeff Matthews looks forward to how local businesses will fare after the crisis.
IAN RIDLEYFeckenham artist Ian Ridley is offering this original painting to be sold in aid of the Midlands Air Ambulance.
CAKESClassical Swansbrook’s Chris Fletcher wants your cakes. It’s all in a good cause.
ROAMING THE WYELewis and Sally Stacey walk the length of the River Wye - 11 daily reports on their adventures