OctobaFunk

Here is the link to Octobers Show, enjoy



http://www.4shared.com/audio/BxWx-nyt/funkyfriday_keith_14thOCT2011_.html

The "New" Show and format.

The new schedule starts on Friday 14th October at 6pm.

Expect the excellent mix of old, new and international funk mixed with local news and events from South Ribble Bourough Council and Penwortham Town Council.

Funky Fridays also has a Shetland connection and will be also linking to a few tunes from the Isles. We want to create a local show with folk who are either in Preston and South Ribble from Shetland or from Preston and South Ribble living in Shetland.

The next Funky Friday show is on Friday 14th October comming.

The show album will be The Son of Stax and will include many tracks from the album.

The Charity of the month is Chorley and South Ribble Crossroads. This charity provides care for carers, without charge or obligation.

An excerpt of the email sent to my by Marilyn, part of the Support Group

We aim to give a high quality, individual, caring and dignified service to carers and disabled people in their own homes as outlined in our NatWest bid. All our support workers attend an induction programme and care training programme including dementia/specialist training where needed.

As mentioned, C&SRC have a bid for the NatWest Community Force Award.

Further information, and the option to support them can be found here.

http://communityforce.natwest.com/project/1818

If you are a carer and would like to know more directly…

Chorley & South Ribble Crossroads Care

12-14 Railway House

Railway Road

Chorley

PR6 0HW

01257 230698

www.crossroads.org/chorleyandsouthribble

care@chorleysrxrdscare

Two other events I will be mentioning is the Victorian Evening

You are invited to a

Victorian Evening

At St. Mary’s Church Hall, Cop Lane

Friday November 11^th 2011 at 7.30pm.

Marie Constance-Brown will bring her large collection of Victorian everyday objects and show us how they were used. Handling is permitted!

Tickets £3.50 on the door Tea, coffee, biscuits provided

This event organised by The Friends of Hurst Grange Park and all proceeds go to the Coach House Restoration Fund

and

We have a few words from the Officers at Penwortham Town Council as well.

Please tune in and help out

http://www.yourprescap.org.uk/dj/funky-fridays-2/

Funky Fridays September Show

This Friday sees the last of this series of Funky Fridays.

October will see the NEW series of Funky Fridays.


16th of September at 18:00 on www,preston.fm or if you are local 103.2 FM
you will here trax from the following artists

Nina Simone

Rose Royce

The Tramps

Fantique

Swami

The Bucovina Nights

Tom Browne

and a few more.

Another rant by myself about the idiot vandals, South Ribble Whats On, news from Penwortham
Town Council and a wee dedication to the recent anniversary of the 9/11 incident.

Please

Enjoy

(link to show will come Saturday)

September

Well this will be a first.

Funky Fridays advanced posting.

On the 16th of September at 18.00 on www.preston.fm 103.2 FM you will hear

Nena Simone, Rose Royce, The Tramps, Frantique, Swami, Bucovina Club and Tom Browne

On this Friday, 103.2 fm, or www.preston.fm

August Funk

Here is the long awaited August show..



http://www.4shared.com/audio/bjETVO_a/funkyfridays_keith_19_08_11_18.html

a different day

Due to the Tringe programming, Funky Fridays will be doing a one off live show on 2nd August. I will have Matthew Tomlinson from Age Concern and am waiting to hear from Jane Bell who has worked in Uganda helping kids.
Still a funky theme, my guests have been asked to bring a funky tune that wiggles their bum.

8pm to 9pm Tuesday 2nd August

www.preston.fm

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