At Home This Morning is a fortnightly programme for older listeners based in Brighton and Hove broadcast on RadioReverb.
Each edition contains interviews, features, music and memories. Covering topics such as neighbourhood care, older drivers, and lunch clubs, and highlighting other facilities and sources of support available to older people.
We’ve looked at a newly-formed amateur dance company whose members are all over the age of sixty, and examined the suitability of sports such as tennis and bowls for older people. We’ve also heard reminiscences of life in Brighton and Hove in the earlier parts of the twentieth century.
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At Home This Morning is a fortnightly programme for older listeners based in Brighton and Hove broadcast on RadioReverb.
Each edition contains interviews, features, music and memories. Covering topics such as neighbourhood care, older drivers, and lunch clubs, and highlighting other facilities and sources of support available to older people.
We’ve looked at a newly-formed amateur dance company whose members are all over the age of sixty, and examined the suitability of sports such as tennis and bowls for older people. We’ve also heard reminiscences of life in Brighton and Hove in the earlier parts of the twentieth century.
NHS Cancer campaign; Worthing theatres; Chichester Festival Theatre; How grandparents can help with their grandchildren's mental health; Making the most of your pension
How to lose weight without giving up your favourite foods; Brighton Housing Trust's work with the homeless; Cooking with a wok; Saving money on holidays without having to take the kids out of school; The Dyson award
Chichester Festival Theatre - News; The Great British Pie!; Advice on weaning for new parents; Workplace choices - go back to office or carry on working from home?; Special concert in Rottingdean on Apr 2nd in aid of Ukraine
The Fabrica Gallery; New drop-in for victims of Domestic Abuse; How to lose weight painlessly;
Older, wiser, still working; Celebratory bench for local hero (repeated from Aug 2021)
Age UK - services over Christmas & New Year; School for Santa’s helpers; Charity single - “Music will live in our hearts”; Move into Christmas - Rocking around the Christmas tree; Veteran cars
New WRVS Booklet: “Stay safe, warm and well”; Brighton & Hove Arts Council - Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Arts; Save your real fire; The Menopause
Veteran Car Run 2021 - preview; “Help for Heroes” - November fundraising campaign; RSPCA “Adoptober” campaign; Joanna MacGregor, new Musical Director for Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra
Cave paintings & a new computer game; The return of AGE UK Cream Teas; 40 years of PCs & e-waste; New regulations for wood burning stoves; The Max Miller appreciation society
“Local hero bench” award - Emily Kenward, “Time to talk befriending”; Crypto currencies (Bitcoin, etc.); New Gov. campaign to keep up Covid precautions; “Strong Customer Authentication” (= Two factor authentication); Gardening - the therapeutic effects
Covid update - the importance of getting vaccinated; Brighton & Hove Arts Council Annual Exhibition; Cataracts; Age UK - update on services provided at present; Rottingdean Arts festival
Restoration of the Brighton Hippodrome; "Adorable Dora" - a tribute to Dora Bryan; The cost of Being A Grandparent; Children & Psychology; The forthcoming production of "South Pacific" at the Chichester Festival Theatre
Smart technology - the future of the home?; Survey - How people would like to be remembered; Online music tuition from B&H Music Services; Rise in the popularity of angling during pandemic
At Home This Morning is a fortnightly programme for older listeners based in Brighton and Hove broadcast on RadioReverb.
Each edition contains interviews, features, music and memories. Covering topics such as neighbourhood care, older drivers, and lunch clubs, and highlighting other facilities and sources of support available to older people.
We’ve looked at a newly-formed amateur dance company whose members are all over the age of sixty, and examined the suitability of sports such as tennis and bowls for older people. We’ve also heard reminiscences of life in Brighton and Hove in the earlier parts of the twentieth century.
