Peter Stewart

It was the road leading up to that big building, which is now where Donata School is. But that building was there long before Donata School moved in. If you want to know the history of that building, then you can go back and listen to episodes 32 and 33.

It was the road leading up to that big building, which is now where Donata School is. But that building was there long before Donata School moved in. If you want to know the history of that building, then you can go back and listen to episodes 32 and 33.

of the Planet Rygate podcast because we went into quite some depth about who lived there, why they built it, what they did and their life and times and the whole story behind them. Really, really interesting stuff. But let's go back to the story in hand at the moment.

of the Planet Rygate podcast because we went into quite some depth about who lived there, why they built it, what they did and their life and times and the whole story behind them. Really, really interesting stuff. But let's go back to the story in hand at the moment.

A concerned group of residents from nearby roads are looking to reinstate the access that has been there for decades and then fix that sinkhole. And they're after support because they say, quote, the local community relies on High Trees Road.

A concerned group of residents from nearby roads are looking to reinstate the access that has been there for decades and then fix that sinkhole. And they're after support because they say, quote, the local community relies on High Trees Road.

So if I'm reading this right, and it does seem a little bit unusual and a little bit complicated, people from neighbouring roads want the private roads to be adopted by Surrey County Council and to have the whole fixed. because they say that will reduce the traffic on their own roads, yeah?

So if I'm reading this right, and it does seem a little bit unusual and a little bit complicated, people from neighbouring roads want the private roads to be adopted by Surrey County Council and to have the whole fixed. because they say that will reduce the traffic on their own roads, yeah?

It's unknown why the hole on High Trees Road hasn't actually been fixed yet, and even though there is a website for those concerned residents who live nearby, and you can

It's unknown why the hole on High Trees Road hasn't actually been fixed yet, and even though there is a website for those concerned residents who live nearby, and you can

see it and read more about the petition at openhtr.co.uk where they're asking for money incidentally to support their petition there's no mention of any names of anyone actually involved in that group so it's all a little bit misty and a little bit murky about what's going on I'm sure there are very straightforward and obvious reasons for this but it doesn't seem quite as clear as one might hope but anyway

see it and read more about the petition at openhtr.co.uk where they're asking for money incidentally to support their petition there's no mention of any names of anyone actually involved in that group so it's all a little bit misty and a little bit murky about what's going on I'm sure there are very straightforward and obvious reasons for this but it doesn't seem quite as clear as one might hope but anyway

I thought you might be interested in that, particularly if you live in that neck of the woods. And as I say, High Trees Road and the name came from High Trees House, which is now Donata School. The road is clearly shown on maps as far back as 1887.

I thought you might be interested in that, particularly if you live in that neck of the woods. And as I say, High Trees Road and the name came from High Trees House, which is now Donata School. The road is clearly shown on maps as far back as 1887.

And if you'd like to know a bit more about the history of that building that Donata School is now in, who built it and why, scooch back to episodes 32 and 33 of the Planet Reigate podcast. We always love to promote new businesses in the area and existing ones. And it's always sad. We sometimes have to report the one hasn't been quite as successful as it had been hoped.

And if you'd like to know a bit more about the history of that building that Donata School is now in, who built it and why, scooch back to episodes 32 and 33 of the Planet Reigate podcast. We always love to promote new businesses in the area and existing ones. And it's always sad. We sometimes have to report the one hasn't been quite as successful as it had been hoped.

Well, a message this week from Chris and Alex at By the Horns Brewing Company, which has ceased trading and has entered liquidation. They had a base down at Salford's, as we have reported previously several times. In fact, they've had some some open days and they've encouraged people to go along there.

Well, a message this week from Chris and Alex at By the Horns Brewing Company, which has ceased trading and has entered liquidation. They had a base down at Salford's, as we have reported previously several times. In fact, they've had some some open days and they've encouraged people to go along there.

to their taproom and sample and buy, and that's where they've been doing their brewing, of course. Owners blame bad debtors, a volatile economy, and rent hikes as some of the reasons for the company's demise. The Surrey Brewery was a relatively big player in the regional brewing industry. It had a dedicated microbrewery and that on-site taproom at Salford's, as I say.

to their taproom and sample and buy, and that's where they've been doing their brewing, of course. Owners blame bad debtors, a volatile economy, and rent hikes as some of the reasons for the company's demise. The Surrey Brewery was a relatively big player in the regional brewing industry. It had a dedicated microbrewery and that on-site taproom at Salford's, as I say.