成人快手

Bob
Your interview on Friday after 3 in the afternoon was brill. I like the way you asked just the right sort of question..too many interviewers like the sound of their own voice. You dont. It was really good. You and Henry Kelly are real credits to local radio Berkshire.

Alice
Hey girl good luck with your wedding next week, no swan flue, take every precaution, I would do the same also wear a mask to prevent it happening. I am praying for you. I always listening to you in the morning with Andrew and when I get a chance in the afternoon. We love you with my daughters when I am taking them to shcool.Been following you since you were in 2tenFM, you have got a great sense of humour. Why dont you consider comedy! All the best you will be a good wife and friend to your future husband!Lol

Terry Hastings
About time we heard more of you as you cover for Peachy. Hope you get your own show soon and get into the Radio Berks jingle....already overdue!! x

Lorna Hobson
I was on your show on Tuesday 21 April talking about cot death and would just like to say a huge thank you to you and the station for giving me the oppertunity to raise awareness for this and the the fundraising work I am doing.Since being on the show the members on my Facebook group has gone from 482 to 625 and I have also got my first donantion at www.justgiving.com/lornahobsonI would just like to say once more thank you so much.

Derek - Reading
Don't knock the Camper Van or any form of camping. Just think long warm summer evenings, BBQ on the go, glass of plonk in hand, no oneto spoil your evening. I have been camping for 20 plus years from tent to camper and caravan, now i have retired i intend to use my caravn to the full.Try the New Forest sites a few times they are basic but good then make up you mind if you like it.

Jenny
Hi Sarah, spoke to you this week regarding 3 tuns road works. Work has started but just with narrowing of lane, traffic not too bad at so far. Where are you going to put Camper!! Had a VW camper years ago when kids small it was great then, but we all out-grew it,the kids cried when we got rid of it. My partner has bought a caravan--much more civilised. But both can be cosy.

Jackie from Binfield
Re Jade - how I feel for this tough cookie who's been fed to the lions more than once by the media who have blatantly taken advantage of her ignorance and naivity. Most of us have had a love/hate relationship with the girl .. many (including me) allowing her sad, disfunctional 'lack of childhood as we know it' to be her saving grace. Since 'fame' hit her I don't think she's deliberately flaunted herself with 'bad' publicity, she's worked hard and honestly - shame more 'famous' people don't do the same. I hated seeing her genuine tears of remorse after the Shilpra Shitti 'do' - with her eyes wide open she'd followed the pack of silly young girls who should have known better (having had more parental guidance and education)... it made great TV (I don't think)and put her through a hell she didn't deserve. I'm sure I wasn't the only one who thought her discovery of cancer of the Indian Big Brother was little more than a publicity stunt and are stunned to see the reality of the matter. I am completely anti these already rich celebrities 'selling' their weddings to magazines so they can enjoy even more luxury - Jade's circumstances are completely different as SHE personally is the only one that WON'T benefit in the long term but in this way can provide her boys with the secure childhood she never had herself. It's a cruel blow and I admire the way she's dealing with it now - making others aware - and filming etc must be giving her more to concentrate on than just her awful illness which can only be good. Good Luck to her at her Wedding which is bound to be incredibly emotional and I hope what life she has left is as 'comfortable' as possible.

James from Bracknell
How's your 'City Shorts' collection coming on?!

genesis
where sarah walker did grew up

Bryan King
Will Sarah please stop saying the two words " kind off" so often. The word KIND is fine in the correct place but Sarah you use it to much.

Bernard
Hi Sarah Forgive me for i have sinned.The Chocolates i had for you at the Carol Service.The family ate them on Christmas day Sorry.

Pauline Topp
Please could i have the recipe to print off Tom Carriage was on you show sarah this morning & i would like the Christmas pudding recipe please email me at pauline_topp@hotmail.com

Sharon
That's it, no speedway mention at 9.30 so I have changed chanel.

Sheila Basson from Woodley
Doug, my husband, and I have been going to the Mill at Sonning regularly,for 26 years ever since it opened. sally gave us an exclusive back stage tour last year as it was the Mill's 25th anniversary (and also ours for attendance)Next month we'll be ther with my mother in law and my son. Her birthday is on the 3rd October and my husband and son are on the 4th,which is the day we'll be at the Mill. We love going there the staff are lovely and the plays are always very good and there is the added bonus of great food too. Got to go out now. Sheila

Frank in Theale
Photos! Yes Sarah! Hope you are well! Many years ago when registering my friend's death at Yeomany House Registry Office (Castle HIll in reading), I encountered a wedding party having their photograph shoot outside the building!Being somewhat down in the dumps, having previously performed my unsavoury task and waiting for some ten minutes for this party to finish filming, I decided to storm through this mass of flashing cameras to reach my car! It occurred to me, sometime later, that when the happy couple were perusing their developed photos of the days events they will suddenly detect this strange character the question would be; who was this ? Who invited him? Dind't see him at the reception! PS You are not mistaken!There most certainly 'IS' a version of the Whitly whiff! Still "extremly" evident, particularly in the early AM.

Jackie, Basingstoke
I enjoyed all the music you played from mumma mia. I have seen it 3 times and got the CD. everybody in the cimema clapped at the end of it.My family and i thought it was brilliant!!

Linda, Twyford
I always look forward to you presenting a show as the music is so much better. I sometimes have to switch to Radio 2 when I hear Diana Ross sing Chain Reaction for the umpteenth time. Please get Henry (and Andrew) to revise their playlists, as I am 60 and their records are too ancient for me!

Sue
Hi Sarah, my significant other aka Peter told me that you were going to get married at the Mill at Aldermaston or have your reception there or whatever! He is a great fan, mostly vague and I hope that we haven't booked the date you wanted! Great choice. He tunes in earlier than I do - are you getting married or was it wishful thinking?

Eileen Shoosmith, Winnersh
Great Show today with Sarah on ME,Like others to know that there is a local support Group - Reading Area ME Support Group. I am the contact 0118 9786480readingmegroup@yahoo.co.ukAnd we are continuing to campaign for Berksire NHS ME service.Perhpas you mention it on air?

Sheila Lobley, Woodley
Dear Sarah,Just heard your item on Thomas the Tank Engine - people who would like to ride behind the real, live Steam Engine Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt the Fat Controller and many of Thomas's friends, should come to the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre over this weekend, Friday to Monday, where Thomas is visiting. Ride behind Live Steam Engines, Miniature Engines, Roundabouts, Bouncy Castle, Punch 'N' Judy and Magic Show, Thomas Video Theatre, at an all-inclusive price. Visit the Centre's web site www.bucksrailcentre.org for details, or telephone 01296 655450 (recorded info.) or 01296 655720 (day times)With best wishes,Sheila.

Freddy Flowers
New Schedule...7-10 Sarah Walker10-1 Nicki Whiteman1-4 Andy Mccoll4-7 Phil KennedyAnd shame no room for andrew peach.. Hes on too much every weekday plus sunday!! As a listener I want more choice, not a station dedicated to one man!!

gemmett@ntlworld.com
Dear Sarah, my daughter has just heard that you need chairs, we have 2 winged firside chairs, they are tapestry fabric & are clean with no holes, please do you have a contact number? Jill

Nigel Milligan
Looking forward to your presenting the breakfast show next week. Always enjoy your contributions to the show, particularly your interaction with Andrew Peach. Great fun!

arthur c.
u should do the 7/10am.Maggie 10/1pm.Nicki 1/4pm. And let peach & kelly slot in afterwards if there is room

steve
for Sarah Walker on first footing this from the wikapedia and the coal is NOT wapped in a "muslim" as said on your programme!It's traditional in Scotland to go "first-footing" on Hogmanay, a wonderful excuse to go out visiting friends and partying all night, but certain things are essential to make your New Year go with a swing.Here's our pocket guide....Hawf (half) BottleYour most important travelling companion. For it's traditional - and polite - to offer just about everyone you see a "dram". It's also traditional for it to be whisky. Though in these more cosmopolitan times, it could be anything alcoholic. Lump of CoalIn days of yore never mind the whisky, it was traditional for First Footers to carry a lump of coal with them. This was lovingly placed on the host's fire. If you're determined to do Hogmanay by the book then take the coal by all means but be prepared for some grief when you set it on top of the central heating radiators!ToastsNot pieces of carbonised bread in case of hunger pangs on your New Year yomp, but the good wishes you bestow on Hogmanay gatherings.A simple and appropriate one is:A guid New Year to ane an a' And mony may ye see(A good New Year to one and all And many may you see)

Doug fm Andover
Happy New Year Sarah,Your tradition of carrying a piece of coal into the house is: First Footing.Traditionally the first visitor of the New Year would bring Food, Drink & Coal as good luck tokens for the coming year. Have a great 2008!

Chris from Tadley
Hope your cat turns up soon

Julie from Wokingham
Good morning Sarah!I heard your itm about visiting opticians (I've had to do this since age 10, being very short-sighted) and I think I can say why the little torch made the microphone whistle. It was probably an LED torch, and to adjust the brightness they need to be driven by a series of variable electrical pulses at a fairly high frequency - high enough to avoid flicker, say a few kHz, which would certainly be audible!BTW, I retire next Wednesday... :(

PETE OF HENLEY
ONE OF YOUR NEWS ITEMS MENTIONED SPENDING MILLIONS OF POUNDS IMPROVING JUNCTION II OF M4 WITH A33 TO SOLVE THE CONGESTION. TWELVE YEARS AGO IT WAS PLANNED TO BUILD A BRIDGE OVER THE M4 CARRYING JUST THE A33 TRAFFIC, THIS WAS THE BEST SOLUTION BUT NEVER HAPPENED. PERHAPS RADIO BERKSHIRE COULD ASK THE PLANNERS WHY? DID NOT THEY LEARN FROM THE DISASTER OF THE I.D.R. ALL THOSE YEARS AGO

Colin Mills
SarahGlad you joined radio Berkshire, I bet you unjoy it a lot more than the last radio station!! PS Tadley is a good place, I was born there just a little while ago!!

Ellie Camberley
You are a funny, amusing and 'tells it like it is' sort of girl. You are destined for great things Sarah and Radio Berkshire are lucky to have you on board. About time they gave you your own show!

DAVID LANGLEY
NICE TO PUT A FACE TO THE VOICE SARAH..YOU LOOK VERY MUCH LIKE MY NIECE..HAIR AND EYES ESPECIALY..WILL YOU BE STAYING A WHILE OR IS SUE COMING BACK TO WORK WITH PEACHY AGAIN..WE LOVE YOU BOTH

Greta
I know it may be a bit latein the day but on my travels to work I have heard all about your "photo" etc and the ragging you were getting from Peachy. Now I have seen both, I really like the original coloured photo. Its lovely of you and by the looks of all the other comments, they agree as well. Black or white, or coloured, you look pretty good to me - looks as though you have a long male fan club.

Shaun - Winnersh
Why do you hate your photo being taken you are one of the most georgous ladies I have seen. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, Lets see more pictures of you. X

Sam
Hi Sarah I think you are really great

Marilyn Hemmings
Keep the original photo Sarah.You look happy, natural and beautiful. You dont need special effects.

David in Caversham
I just wish she'd GET ON WITH SOME WORK.

Tom Beckett
I can hear the radio jingle now "Maggie Philpin, Henry Kelly, Jimmy Krankie"

lynda frankson
Sarah you look lovely I agree the black and white pic is beautiful- Your hair suits you when worn down.

Toppo
It's a fantastic photograph! That sense of humour you have shines through.....

Roger Gardiner
Great Picture Sarah! We need to see more of that beautiful face particularly as it resides in Tadley like me! Lets see more of you brightening up the site and making the start of each day so enjoyable

Bernard
Hi Sarah Your photo looks Great. Were you ever on star fm, Slough radio? Good luck.

ronnie (Female)
hello Sarah,i remember you from your days at Radio 210 as part of Ollie Guy and Sarah so glad you're with Andrew in the morning as thats who im a great fan of from now on.I thought hey someone else who uses the word gimp.your photo is great stop worrying listen to Andrew.keep up the good work and i'll keep listening from a devoted fan bye for now.

Greta Hayter
Well you look great to me too Sarah - honestly nothing to worry about. Enjoying hearing you and Andrew chatting away in the mornings as I drive to work. I live in Theale - plenty of pubs there! My youngest daugher got married at The Old Mill, Aldermaston, lovely spot and I have visited Bucklebury Farm numerous times with one or other of the grandchildren. Again a lovely spot. We have some beautiful countryside around us.You dont need another photo you look beautiful as you are - I know Andrew is always taking the michael but he is being truthful for once this time!

Annette
Ben (10) says "she looks really nice"

Annette from Calcot
You look fine. Stop worrying!

Malcolm Tent
So Peach finally got you Sarah. It wasn't so bad, was it? And anyway it's nice to put a face to the voice.37 inches eh...Blimey! :-)