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Riverside Breakfast with Jason Rosam and Ali Palmer speak to Emily Jameson from Second Hand Dance about their project - The Sticky Dance - which is for 3 to 7 year olds. The Sticky Dance is an interactive, engaging and colourful performance installation for children and their families in Wandsworth Libraries. 

Thu 12 Jun
10:30 (30 minutes) - Northcote Library
11:15 (30 minutes) - Northcote Library

Fri 13 Jun
10:00 (30 minutes) - Balham Library
11:00 (30 minutes) - Balham Library

Sat 14 Jun
10:30 (30 minutes) - Earlsfield Library
11:15 (30 minutes) - Earlsfield Library
13:30 (30 minutes) - Earlsfield Library

To book your free tickets visit - https://welcometowandsworth.com/events/yQ-the-sticky-dance-by-second-hand-dance/ 

Wandsworth Arts Fringe: Second Hand Dance with The Sticky Dance

Montel tells Ian Barclay about his award-winning debut play, 'One Way Out'.

Montel Douglas on Riverside Drive on 12 June 2025

Innovative contemporary performer, composer, producer and multimedia narrative author Liza Bec chats with Jason Rosam and Ali Ineson on Riverside Breakfast with her producer Sophie Harley about their Wandsworth Arts Fringe show at the National Opera Studio next Sunday 22nd at 4pm and 7pm called THE END TIMES. For more details and tickets visit  https://welcometowandsworth.com/events/Pz-the-end-times/

Wandsworth Arts Fringe: The End Times

Gareth Brierley, People Show  performer tells Riverside Breakfast with Jason Rosam and Ali Ineson about their 150th performance which is titled SHOP as its taking place in the Southside Shopping Centre in Wandsworth. For more details - https://welcometowandsworth.com/events/3I-people-show-150-shop/


Wandsworth Arts Fringe: People Show SHOP

Catch up on a brilliant interview from Riverside Breakfast with Jason Rosam, Ali Palmer and Battersea Power Station as Kevin Jones, co-founder of the High Tide Music Festival in Twickenham, joins the team in the studio.

Kevin talks passionately about the festival’s grassroots beginnings, what audiences can expect this year, and why they’ve launched a crowdfunding appeal to help make the 2025 event the biggest and most inclusive yet. From local talent and headline acts to the challenges of funding independent festivals, this chat gives you a real insight into what makes High Tide so special.
For more details and to donate visit - https://www.hightidetwick.com/ 

Riverside Breakfast: High Tide Music Festival Twickenham Crowdfunder

Dave Rees and Zeb Tonkin from Merton Music Foundation joined Riverside Breakfast with Jason Rosam, Ali Palmer, and Battersea Power Station for #CharityTuesday. 

They discussed the TEMPO Fund in action: how Merton Music Foundation is raising critical funds to support music education and instrument access across Merton schools. 

The TEMPO Ambassadors initiative: initiatives helping nurture young talent and bridge funding gaps

Real-world impact: heartwarming stories of students discovering music through their programmes

Fundraising challenges and triumphs: what it takes to keep community music thriving

For full details on their TEMPO Fund initiative and ambassador stories, visit their website; https://mmf.org.uk/ 

Riverside Breakfast: Merton Music Foundation on #CharityTuesday

Riverside Breakfast with Jason Rosam, Ali Ineson & Battersea Power Station chats with Jake Leonard, Senior Marketing Manager at Enable Leisure & Culture ahead of the “Country on the Common” event taking place on Tooting Common Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July as part of the London Borough of Culture - for more details and to book tickets visit https://www.countryonthecommon.com/ 

Riverside Breakfast: Country on the Common

Suzi Wild gets the lowdown on this year's event from the organisers.

Richmond Arts & Ideas Festival

In this Riverside Breakfast interview, Jason Rosam speaks to campaigners fighting for better public toilet provision in Merton and across London. Julie Johns from More Loos for Merton joins the discussion alongside John McGeachy from Age UK London, who explains why access to toilets is a vital issue for older people and the wider community.

The campaign is pushing for more public toilets and the expansion of community toilet schemes, helping to ensure everyone can move around their local area with confidence and dignity.

Listen now to hear how this campaign is making a difference — and what needs to happen next.

Riverside Reports: More Loos for Merton – Age UK London Calls for Better Toilet Access

Jason Rosam on Riverside Breakfast speaks to Cllr Eleanor Stringer, Deputy Leader of Merton Council, about the borough’s remarkable achievement of being named one of the top 10 councils in the UK for climate action

Cllr Stringer explains how Merton has led the way on environmental policy and what more needs to be done to tackle the climate crisis locally. She also discusses the council’s work on retrofitting homes, engaging with the community, and supporting residents to live more sustainably.

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