PET Interview 11

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And that was a lovely song, especially for Sandra. I hope you were listening, Sandra.

Now, it’s time for our ‘What’s on around Carlisle’, this weekend. There are lots of things happening. First of all, Lambly school has contacted us to tell us all about the concert they are giving on Saturday evening, that’s the 8th.

The music starts at 7.30 not at 7 o’clock as advertised, and will finish about 8.30 after which coffee will be available. They say it’s an evening of songs and dances for everyone. There’ll be light refreshments afterwards in the library. That will be included in the cost of the ticket. Do go along to this concert as the school will use all the money to buy some new sports equipment for the children. Last year’s concert was a great success and the school was able to buy a new computer for the children to use and also pay for a trip to London.

Next, I have some details of a regular weekend activity. The Walking Club are going for a long-distance walk around the lake this Sunday. Everyone should meet at 10 am in the car park by the lake. Don’t forget you can get a bus from the market square if you don’t have any transport. Take a packed lunch and some warm clothes with you. If the weather’s nice you’ll be able to have a picnic by the side of the lake. Have fun!

On Saturday evening, there’s a talk for the International Club by a well­ known local writer, Sarah Jones, who teaches at the university. You may have read her latest novel, it’s in all the bookshops at the moment. Well, she’s giving a talk at 8 pm on Saturday evening in the library. That’s the building next to the theatre, in the centre of town. I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting.

Sarah has just returned from Africa and will talk about all her experiences there. She travelled through three different countries and met lots of interesting people, including a famous actor. Now, the International Club would like to remind you that the talk is for everyone, not just members. They say it’s a family evening and under 16s get in free. They also say it’s best to make sure you book a ticket first. I’m sure the evening will be very popular, so take their advice and have a great time.

And that was a lovely song, especially for Sandra. I hope you were listening, Sandra.

Now, it’s time for our ‘What’s on around Carlisle’, this weekend. There are lots of things happening. First of all, Lambly school has contacted us to tell us all about the concert they are giving on Saturday evening, that’s the 8th.

The music starts at 7.30 not at 7 o’clock as advertised, and will finish about 8.30 after which coffee will be available. They say it’s an evening of songs and dances for everyone. There’ll be light refreshments afterwards in the library. That will be included in the cost of the ticket. Do go along to this concert as the school will use all the money to buy some new sports equipment for the children. Last year’s concert was a great success and the school was able to buy a new computer for the children to use and also pay for a trip to London.

Next, I have some details of a regular weekend activity. The Walking Club are going for a long-distance walk around the lake this Sunday. Everyone should meet at 10 am in the car park by the lake. Don’t forget you can get a bus from the market square if you don’t have any transport. Take a packed lunch and some warm clothes with you. If the weather’s nice you’ll be able to have a picnic by the side of the lake. Have fun!

On Saturday evening, there’s a talk for the International Club by a well­ known local writer, Sarah Jones, who teaches at the university. You may have read her latest novel, it’s in all the bookshops at the moment. Well, she’s giving a talk at 8 pm on Saturday evening in the library. That’s the building next to the theatre, in the centre of town. I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting.

Sarah has just returned from Africa and will talk about all her experiences there. She travelled through three different countries and met lots of interesting people, including a famous actor. Now, the International Club would like to remind you that the talk is for everyone, not just members. They say it’s a family evening and under 16s get in free. They also say it’s best to make sure you book a ticket first. I’m sure the evening will be very popular, so take their advice and have a great time.

And that was a lovely song, especially for Sandra. I hope you were listening, Sandra.

Now, it’s time for our ‘What’s on around Carlisle’, this weekend. There are lots of things happening. First of all, Lambly school has contacted us to tell us all about the concert they are giving on Saturday evening, that’s the 8th.

The music starts at 7.30 not at 7 o’clock as advertised, and will finish about 8.30 after which coffee will be available. They say it’s an evening of songs and dances for everyone. There’ll be light refreshments afterwards in the library. That will be included in the cost of the ticket. Do go along to this concert as the school will use all the money to buy some new sports equipment for the children. Last year’s concert was a great success and the school was able to buy a new computer for the children to use and also pay for a trip to London.

Next, I have some details of a regular weekend activity. The Walking Club are going for a long-distance walk around the lake this Sunday. Everyone should meet at 10 am in the car park by the lake. Don’t forget you can get a bus from the market square if you don’t have any transport. Take a packed lunch and some warm clothes with you. If the weather’s nice you’ll be able to have a picnic by the side of the lake. Have fun!

On Saturday evening, there’s a talk for the International Club by a well­ known local writer, Sarah Jones, who teaches at the university. You may have read her latest novel, it’s in all the bookshops at the moment. Well, she’s giving a talk at 8 pm on Saturday evening in the library. That’s the building next to the theatre, in the centre of town. I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting.

Sarah has just returned from Africa and will talk about all her experiences there. She travelled through three different countries and met lots of interesting people, including a famous actor. Now, the International Club would like to remind you that the talk is for everyone, not just members. They say it’s a family evening and under 16s get in free. They also say it’s best to make sure you book a ticket first. I’m sure the evening will be very popular, so take their advice and have a great time.

And that was a lovely song, especially for Sandra. I hope you were listening, Sandra.

Now, it’s time for our ‘What’s on around Carlisle’, this weekend. There are lots of things happening. First of all, Lambly school has contacted us to tell us all about the concert they are giving on Saturday evening, that’s the 8th.

The music starts at 7.30 not at 7 o’clock as advertised, and will finish about 8.30 after which coffee will be available. They say it’s an evening of songs and dances for everyone. There’ll be light refreshments afterwards in the library. That will be included in the cost of the ticket. Do go along to this concert as the school will use all the money to buy some new sports equipment for the children. Last year’s concert was a great success and the school was able to buy a new computer for the children to use and also pay for a trip to London.

Next, I have some details of a regular weekend activity. The Walking Club are going for a long-distance walk around the lake this Sunday. Everyone should meet at 10 am in the car park by the lake. Don’t forget you can get a bus from the market square if you don’t have any transport. Take a packed lunch and some warm clothes with you. If the weather’s nice you’ll be able to have a picnic by the side of the lake. Have fun!

On Saturday evening, there’s a talk for the International Club by a well­ known local writer, Sarah Jones, who teaches at the university. You may have read her latest novel, it’s in all the bookshops at the moment. Well, she’s giving a talk at 8 pm on Saturday evening in the library. That’s the building next to the theatre, in the centre of town. I’m sure you’ll find it very interesting.

Sarah has just returned from Africa and will talk about all her experiences there. She travelled through three different countries and met lots of interesting people, including a famous actor. Now, the International Club would like to remind you that the talk is for everyone, not just members. They say it’s a family evening and under 16s get in free. They also say it’s best to make sure you book a ticket first. I’m sure the evening will be very popular, so take their advice and have a great time.