From a Lancashire Lass

In this episode, I met Sean Clayton, managing director at Peter Reed - the company that makes the finest linens made to order here in Lancashire. We chat about the Royal Warrant they have, how the business has grown since it opened in 1861 and I also have a tour of the mill. You can also watch this episode over on YouTube.

In this episode, I chat to Michele and Jane all about their creative workshops and classes that incorporate self care, being creative and in the moment as a retreat. This is a really great place to learn new skills and take home the things that you make with Michele and Jane. For more info visit www.polefieldcreativeworkshop.co.uk

In this episode, I chat with Kate from ‘A Year of Dates’ all about their incredible products giving people ideas and date ideas to spend quality time with people.

In this episode, I revisit a wonderful business - Cuckoo gin and catch up with Tom since we last spoke in 2021. A lot has happened with the business since then with some incredibly tasting new gin and spirits out on the market. You can also watch this episode over on the YouTube channel.

In this episode, I chat to Steve, the owner of Prime Time Watch Repairs, which is based at Cedar Farm, all about how he became a watch repair specialist and set up his own business. We talk about getting the younger generation into the industry and the sentimental meanings behind owning a watch.

In this episode, I am joined by Jack and Grant who are the organisers of the Cinema at the Continental in Preston - a cinema screening that takes place twice a month and shows a variety of films. We chat through favourite films, mainstream vs independent films and why it is important to watch films and support filmmakers. The next screening is Tuesday 23rd April.

In this episode, I chat with Suzy all about her wonderful networking business that builds up and inspires women - Unique Ladies. We chat all about the events, the blogs and the new foundation that Suzy has set up whilst on her own breast cancer journey. She is encouraging all women to attend their Mammogram appointment.

In this episode I chat to Lynsey, the owner and founder of The Online Swim School. The Online Swim School provides videos and courses for parents to teach their babies to swim and be comfortable in the water, but unlike a regular swimming lesson, this can be done at any time that is convenient for the parents. It is a great episode all about the importance of teaching babies and children how to sw...

In this episode, I visited Marco, the founder of LANX shoes in Lancashire at the HQ to see how the shoes are made, the different styles and what makes LANX boots and shoes stand out from the rest. A great episode and you can also watch this episode over on my YouTube channel too. But for more info on these wonderful boots, check out the website www.lanxshoes.com

In this episode, I chat to Nicola from Rosy Goat Ice Cream about how their business started and how goat’s milk can be better for people who can’t tolerate cow’s milk. We also chat about the future of the business including a new farm shop.

In this episode, I chat with Amanda from Al’right Petal all about her florist business and we talk about the trends in flowers and top tips to keep your bouquet as fresh as possible for as long as possible.

In this episode I am joined by Amanda who is a professional organiser and declutterer. Amanda gives us some top tips to keeping our homes and belongings organised and much more.

In this episode I speak to Katie Wilson, who runs the award winning food adventure around Lancashire and Cumbria. On Katie’s tours you visit some incredible artisan food and drink places and also learn about the history of our incredible county. For more info visit www.bowlandandbay.co.uk

In this episode, I chat with Kate all about what it means to be an ethical marketing consultant.

In this great episode, I chat to Lizzie about her family business of making gin and the art to a great glass of G&T, including a BRAND NEW gin that they have just launched yesterday evening.

In this episode, I chat to Anna who has created and set up a new film festival which will be held at Morecambe Bay. It will be running from the 6th to 29th October and is a great opportunity for you to watch some independent films and learn what happens behind the scenes when a film is made.

In this episode, I chat to Vicky Hawkesworth from Radio 1 all about her story to become a Radio 1 presenter and also taking on the new hobby of roller skating.

In this episode, I am joined by singer-songwriter Tom Speight and we talk all about his new album coming out, but also about life with Crohn’s Disease. The episode is full of inspiring stories and motivation to never give up, despite what you may have going on in your life.

In this episode, I chat to Jess all about her business SCRAN. It is amazing and currently focuses on teaching children of all ages the importance of cooking well and knowing where their food comes from.

In this episode, I am joined by Natacha, the founder of Savvy Style - a business that helps women dress authentically and increase their confidence. We chat all about clothes and outfits and style and also about wardrobe organisation along with a range of tips for increasing your confidence and feeling good in what you wear.

In this episode, I am joined by Matt, a co-founder from ‘A Good Day’ - a community organisation with a purpose. The work that this organisation is doing is honestly outstanding.

In this episode, I am joined by Dawn who talks all about the sewing and craft classes that Dawn puts on and so much more - a really interesting chat all about being creative and enjoying a hobby and some time with a creative community.

Joining me in this episode is Liz - a public speaking coach with over 12 years of experience. She chats to me all about encouraging female business owners to have more confidence in public speaking. It is a great conversation.

In this episode I chat to the wonderfully talented Lucy who owns a bakehouse on Fishergate Hill called Origin Bakehouse. Lucy bakes alongside her mum with different bakes and treats every day they are open. They also do an incredibly tasty brunch!

In this episode, I speak to the incredibly joyful Jess Riley - a mural and lettering artist based in Wigan. Jess is a lover of bright colours and you will find one of her murals on the tunnel pass at the Wigan North Western train station.