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08/12/2023

"They're in massive danger because they crawl slowly across the road"

That's TV spoke to Roger Tidball from the Ringwood and Poulner Toad Patrol about their search for toad chaperones as breeding season nears closer.

06/12/2023

"To do that against all the odds took a lot of courage and strength".

Alice Cutler is running for Miss England- raising money for Brake and Papyrus after her mother was killed in a road traffic collision.

01/12/2023

"One minute she was there, the next minute she wasn't"

Caroline Oakes spoke to That's TV about fundraising efforts for a bronze statue of her cat, Tilly, who became a popular member of the Gosport community.

Tilly’s Gosport Adventures

29/09/2023

Shameless

Starts Sunday 1 October on That’s TV

13/02/2023

"Doing purposeful and meaningful activities which give them a sense of pride really helps with their mental health as well"

Headmaster of Horris Hill, Rob Stewart, spoke to That's TV about Children's Mental Health week.

22/12/2022

"Those children receive a gift that they might not have received at Christmas"

Shelia and Karen from Oasis Hub: East Southampton have helped collect over 3,500 gifts for children in the city.

04/11/2022

"Although we were doing buddy checks online, we really needed to do something to keep the community going"

We spoke to Colin Gaynor from Southampton veterans centre, Southampton Veterans' Trust charity no.1196088 , who have been delivering cream teas to veterans in the city.

04/11/2022

"There's legal content that's very harmful for children that's very easy for them to stumble across"

We spoke to Caroline Dinenage about the Online Safety Bill.

28/10/2022

"All the species from North America that have come to the UK carried a disease called the Crayfish Plague."

We spoke to Ben Rushbrook from Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust about the release of 200 crayfish into the River Itchen.

20/10/2022

"I think it will be good for Portsmouth if Penny Mordaunt is the Prime Minister"

We spoke to Gerald Vernon-Jackson about Liz Truss ' resignation today.

14/10/2022

"I feel that the complaints were all by the same type of people- I think it was all kind of Southampton FC fans".

That's TV spoke to Alex Le Tissier about her recent dismissal as an ambassador from Southampton Doing It For The Kids after her s*x tape leaked in August.

23/09/2022

"We know that during the pandemic, it had a particularly bad impact on young people"

We spoke to from Portsmouth City Council about their new 'You Are Not Alone' campaign.

23/09/2022

"We want all employers across the city to become living wage employers, and clearly that has to start with the council"

That's TV spoke to Cllr Cal Corkery about why contractors in
Portsmouth City Council should be paid the living wage.

16/09/2022

"We have a Royal Navy exhibition, which has some beautiful images of the Queen and her association with the Royal Navy."

We spoke to Lesley Robinson, CEO of the Southampton Boat Show about the closure of their 10-day Maritime event on Monday.

09/09/2022

"My earliest memory of all is the day we had the coronation party".

Local MP Alan Whitehead said that the Queen was a steadfast leader of the nation.

12/05/2022

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, and The Lions Barber Collective is raising awareness for this week's theme of loneliness.

The Lions Barbers Collective has been training hair professionals to ‘recognise, ask, listen’ and help those in their chairs.

Leanne Spriggle Hughes is an educator at Abingdon and Witney College that has been involved with the Collective since October 2019.

She told us about the organisation and the importance of teaching people to assist those with mental health issues.

29/04/2022

This Bank Holiday, Oxford residents will be gathering on the corner of Howard Street and Silver Road to protest the city's rollout of low traffic neighbourhoods.

It comes as LTNs have now been implemented across the city, including Temple Cowley, Church Cowley, and Florence Park.

Oxfordshire County Council has been contacted for comment.

Linda Elms is a local business owner of Hot Diggity Dawg Daycare and Enclosed Area; explained her reasons behind organising the protest.

28/04/2022

Women in Oxford are being encouraged to try rugby for the first time with Bicester Vixens Women's Rugby Team.

It comes as the England Women's rugby team has seen great success in the growing Women's Six Nations competition, where they take on France this Saturday against France as the Grand Slam decider.

That's TV spoke to team captain of Bicester Vixens Maddie Hodkins about how she got involved with the sport.

12/04/2022

A Witney carer has spoken about the struggles she's experiencing with rising costs for food, fuel, and energy.

Shirley Crammond cares for her 24-year-old son Andrew who has autism, while also holding a part-time job, and says the cost of living crisis directly impacts the care she gives to Andrew.

A government spokesperson said: they recognise the valuable role of unpaid carers and remain committed to helping them financially, along with their health, wellbeing and employment chances."

06/04/2022

A female-only running group has launched in Wallingford to make sure women aren't running alone in the town.

Nina Sarpong, who runs the Runwize Sports in St Mary's Street, was prompted to create the group over the murder of 23-year-old Irish teacher Ashling Murphy, who was attacked and killed while jogging along the Grand Canal outside Tullamore.

The runs are every Tuesday, starting from Nina's shop, and hope to provide a sense of community for beginner and experienced runners...

31/03/2022

An Oxford sculptor is hosting a charity art sale, with 100% of the proceeds, minus casting costs, going towards the Ukraine appeal by the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC).

The appeal hopes to provide essential hygiene supplies, blankets, and emergency fuel for families displaced by the conflict.

Beatrice Hoffman told That's TV why she decided to launch this sale and how rewarding her experience has been.

22/03/2022

Paul Masters and his friends from Oxfordshire have challenged themselves to run 4040km this year as a tribute to his baby twin boys, James and Ryan, by raising money for SSNAP’s 40th Anniversary Appeal.

SSNAP supports sick newborn and their parents, with Paul Masters and his team - Running for the Boys - already raising £23,000 for the charity.

That's TV spoke to James Rooney, one of the fundraising team, about how it's been so far.

22/03/2022

Southampton charity Communicare in Southampton has joined other Good Neighbour Networks in calling for an increase in mileage rate.

The charity offers vulnerable people transport to essential medical appointments, social activities, and vaccine appointments. It hopes an increase in the mileage allowance payment will help retain its volunteer drivers, with a petition to Government reaching almost 3,000 signatures.

That's TV has reached out to the HMRC, HM Treasury, and the Department for Health and Social Care for comment.

23/02/2022

Sholing Valleys Study Centre is launching a project to restore biodiversity one of Southampton's largest nature reserves.

Miller's Pond covers 20 acres of land, with the Study Centre working to preserve the site, as well as educate the public about biodiversity and the environment in Sholing.

11/02/2022

A video from Iffley Village residents about a rare white badger has reached over 62,000 views in an effort to save it's home from housing plans.

The Friends of the Fields, Iffley, have objected to Oxford City Council’s plans for a 30-home estate over Iffley's ancient fields.

The five minute film entitled Luna's Story received widespread attention, most notably from conservationist Chris Packham.

09/02/2022

It's Children's Mental Health Week, and a new Oxford therapy centre hopes to support parents and children with their mental health check outs.

Therapeutic Rainbow, which started as a Therapeutic blog to help Parents, Teachers and other professionals help the future generations will take a more holistic approach at Oxsrad Sports & Leisure Centre.

04/02/2022

Meon Voices Choir have begun their rehearsals for the upcoming Jubilee celebrations.

The choir's musical director, Solveig Harris, has adapted a piece her mother wrote for the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977.

She spoke to That's TV about their Jubilee programme and why the choir thinks it's so important to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee.

21/01/2022

People of Oxon are invited to nominate their favourite family-friendly business, community group or non-profit in their local area via for The Little Ankle Biters 2022 annual awards on Monday.

The Awards invite local people to nominate their favourite family-friendly organisation by making a nomination in recognition of their achievements.

That's TV spoke to Cllr Kate Gregory about the awards and their importance in supporting local businesses and organisations.

07/01/2022

Six education trade unions have called on the Government to take immediate action in lessening disruption during this year's exam period.

Unions including GMB, NEU, and Unison, have asked for help mitigating Covid-19 transmission in all educational establishments through better ventilation and providing improved financial support.

The Isle of Wight's Peter Shreeve, Assistant District Secretary of the National Education Union, commented on why action is so desperately needed.

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Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said face coverings would be required until January 26..

He said the painful lesson learnt was that when children weren't in school, the impact on their mental health and their education, was quite substantial.

He added that both he and the prime minister were determined to make sure education remains open and children are in the best place when they're in the classroom.

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"They're in massive danger because they crawl slowly across the road" That's TV spoke to Roger Tidball from the Ringwood and Poulner Toad Patrol about their search for toad chaperones as breeding season nears closer.

"To do that against all the odds took a lot of courage and strength". Alice Cutler is running for Miss England- raising money for Brake and Papyrus after her mother was killed in a road traffic collision.

"One minute she was there, the next minute she wasn't" Caroline Oakes spoke to That's TV about fundraising efforts for a bronze statue of her cat, Tilly, who became a popular member of the Gosport community. Tilly’s Gosport Adventures

Shameless Starts Sunday 1 October on That’s TV

"Those children receive a gift that they might not have received at Christmas" Shelia and Karen from Oasis Hub: East Southampton have helped collect over 3,500 gifts for children in the city.

"Although we were doing buddy checks online, we really needed to do something to keep the community going" We spoke to Colin Gaynor from Southampton veterans centre, Southampton Veterans' Trust charity no.1196088 , who have been delivering cream teas to veterans in the city.

"There's legal content that's very harmful for children that's very easy for them to stumble across" We spoke to Caroline Dinenage about the Online Safety Bill.

"I feel that the complaints were all by the same type of people- I think it was all kind of Southampton FC fans". That's TV spoke to Alex Le Tissier about her recent dismissal as an ambassador from Southampton Doing It For The Kids after her sex tape leaked in August. #SouthamptonFC #southampton

"We know that during the pandemic, it had a particularly bad impact on young people" We spoke to @mwinnington from Portsmouth City Council about their new 'You Are Not Alone' campaign.

"I think running helps me stay active and flexible, because Parkinson's can affect your joints". We spoke to Ros Bradbury from Southampton, who is running the TCS London Marathon this year in aid of Parkinson's UK

"We want all employers across the city to become living wage employers, and clearly that has to start with the council" That's TV spoke to Cllr Cal Corkery about why contractors in Portsmouth City Council should be paid the living wage.

"We have a Royal Navy exhibition, which has some beautiful images of the Queen and her association with the Royal Navy." We spoke to Lesley Robinson, CEO of the Southampton Boat Show about the closure of their 10-day Maritime event on Monday. #southampton #southamptonboatshow

"My earliest memory of all is the day we had the coronation party". Local MP Alan Whitehead said that the Queen was a steadfast leader of the nation.

It's Mental Health Awareness Week, and The Lions Barber Collective is raising awareness for this week's theme of loneliness. The Lions Barbers Collective has been training hair professionals to ‘recognise, ask, listen’ and help those in their chairs. Leanne Spriggle Hughes is an educator at Abingdon and Witney College that has been involved with the Collective since October 2019. She told us about the organisation and the importance of teaching people to assist those with mental health issues.

This Bank Holiday, Oxford residents will be gathering on the corner of Howard Street and Silver Road to protest the city's rollout of low traffic neighbourhoods. It comes as LTNs have now been implemented across the city, including Temple Cowley, Church Cowley, and Florence Park. Oxfordshire County Council has been contacted for comment. Linda Elms is a local business owner of Hot Diggity Dawg Daycare and Enclosed Area; explained her reasons behind organising the protest.

Women in Oxford are being encouraged to try rugby for the first time with Bicester Vixens Women's Rugby Team. It comes as the England Women's rugby team has seen great success in the growing Women's Six Nations competition, where they take on France this Saturday against France as the Grand Slam decider. That's TV spoke to team captain of Bicester Vixens Maddie Hodkins about how she got involved with the sport.

A Witney carer has spoken about the struggles she's experiencing with rising costs for food, fuel, and energy. Shirley Crammond cares for her 24-year-old son Andrew who has autism, while also holding a part-time job, and says the cost of living crisis directly impacts the care she gives to Andrew. A government spokesperson said: they recognise the valuable role of unpaid carers and remain committed to helping them financially, along with their health, wellbeing and employment chances."