The Cat

This week’s Listener Advice’ slot is delivered by Debby Hackney, a solicitor and director at Nowell Meller Solicitors. Debby is discussing leadership from within including staff, communication, recruitment and finding like-minded people.

Gary Johnson talks to the Cheshire East leader of the council Sam Corcoran and deputy leader Craig Browne about why Crewe should become the home of Great British Railways. To learn more and vote for Crewe see Crewe on Shortlist for Home of Great British Railways #DestinationGBR #HeartOfRail

Legs chats to the guitarist about the people he's met along the way in his 30+ years of performing.

In this interview Des talks to Russ Mably, the Chief Executive Officer of Medtrade Products Ltd who discusses their development of ‘Advance Wound Care’ dressings and how they have sent over 700,000 packs out to war-torn Ukraine.

Des talks to Janet & Chris, from the Dairy Zone at Crabmill Farm , Nantwich about how they have diversified and are now selling milk direct to the public.

PJ chats to Jon Linde about the Nantwich Fire Station Open Day which is taking place on Sunday 31st July between 10am and 3pm.

Legs chats to the guitarist, singer, songwriter about his career so far, and the people he's met along the way.

PJ chats to Mark Gammage, Event Fundraiser at St Luke's Hospice about the new Colour Rush event and their other fund raising events.

On The Hot Desk we interview Sarah Callander-Beckett, the owner and guardian of Combermere Abbey who will be discussing how they kick-started their business following the pandemic and why they are planting 900 trees in the abbey grounds.

PJ chats to Michael Johnston, the organiser of the Dorfold Food Festival .

On on Business Brunch, Des interviews Paul & Holly Challinor (father & daughter) who are directors of Cheshire Botanicals Ltd and will be discussing how they have developed an award winning spirits production company.

PJ chats to Bob Hutton from Nantwich Concert Band about their Mid Summer Music concert which is taking place on Sunday 10th July at Nantwich Civic Hall.

Legs chats to the legend of the Chicago blues scene.

PJ chats to Dr Rhys Davies, the chairman of the Llangollen International Eisteddfod 2022, about the event this year.  For more information, see the Llangollen International Eisteddfod web site .

PJ chats to Chris from the Stroke Survivors Speech & Language Support Group who are preparing to scale Snowdon on Saturday 2nd July 2022. Eleven walkers will be walking to raise money for the group, for more information, see The Cat web site .

PJ chats to Paul Dean, a father and teaching assistant from Nantwich, who has now completed his epic run from Holyhead to Nantwich, for Cancer Research UK, raising a massive £7,000 for the charity. For more information, see The Cat web site .

Legs chats to the guitarist/singer/songwriter all the way from Chicago.

Legs chats to one of the best exponents of slide guitar.

PJ chats to Paul Dean, a father and teaching assistant from Nantwich, who is running non-stop over a 24 hour period for Cancer Research UK, because cancer needs ‘jog on’, with the aim of raising £5,000 for the charity. For more information, see The Cat web site .

The singer/ songwriter talks about her career so far, plus her plans for the future.

Not "Shades Of Blues", as it says in the intro, but a catch up with Kiki Dee.

Legs chats to the singer about her career so far, and her plans for the future.

PJ talks to Kerry Shea, Director of Health & Communities, at Everybody Health and Leisure about the Everybody Awards, which is an annual celebration which recognises the achievements of local heroes in sport, health and wellbeing, play and active recreation. For more informaiotion, click here .

Aidan speaks to John Phillips about the Nantwich Food Awards.  For more information, click here .

PJ talks to Richard Tate from Nantwich Museum about the Racecourse Camp 74 near Taporley, which housed World War II Prisoners of War.  The museum has recently acquired hand crafted document box, currently on display at the museum, which was made by Italian prisoners in the camp using scrap wood. For more information, click here .