# Hartley Wintney

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Trailer for Radio Hartley Wintney - II

Radio Hartley Wintney is your very local, global radio station. We last broadcast on the air in 2015, but now we're back in a new form as a podcast. We'll be rewinding to our best shows from 2015, plus we'll have great playlists from community local heros. We'll play great music, often just the mus…

Episode 38 - Hugo Hammond & Langleys' Coaching Star

Happy New Year! Welcome back to the Umpire Strikes Back! Today we are delighted to be joined by Hartley Wintney, Hampshire & England Physical Disability (and Love Island!) star Hugo Hammond. Hugo tells us about his whirlwind summer, his journey into D40 cricket in Hampshire, being a role model for …

Literary Afternoon Tea with Elly Griffiths & L.V. Matthews

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to bring you the brilliant Elly Griffiths and L.V. Matthews in conversation, chaired by Frankie, at a Literary Afternoon Tea at Victoria Hall in Hartley Wintney. The event was organised by the amazing Blue Bear Bookshop. Visit their online Bookshop …

Title-winning manager Luke Tuffs on coaching, fatherhood, and being gay in non-league football

Luke Tuffs has been a first-team coach and manager in non-league football for more than a decade. From being a key figure in Hartley Wintney's FA Cup and FA Vase runs, to taking the managerial reins at Knaphill, Ashford Town (Middlesex) and Leatherhead, he has considerable coaching experience in th…

#125 The BBC's First Relay Station: Sheffield 6FL and Fred Lloyd

We're back in our moment-by-moment timeline of British broadcasting's early days, and it's just after the BBC's first birthday... 16 November 1923: Sheffield 6FL becomes the BBC's first relay station, rebroadcasting programmes from Manchester. But will there be original local content too? What of…

#126 The BBC Goes Transatlantic… and Shortwave Radio

26 November-2 December 1923, and the BBC and the USA had a little conversation. Well, a big conversation, across an ocean, across a week, heard by listeners east and west of the Atlantic. Our moment-by-moment timeline of British broadcasting has reached this momentous moment (aren't all moments mo…