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Rob Davies is a Marketing Communications Consultant at Oneonone Communications, a communications firm based in Norwich. On this podcast, he speaks to Henry Miller about life in the communications industry and gives advice on how to break into the sector.

On this week's instalment, we speak to Beth Davies and Amy Stanton from Norfolk Constabulary about life as police officers and how to pursue a career in the police force.

Richard Larner is the Head of the Norwich Office at Canaccord Genuity, a wealth management firm. On this podcast, he speaks to Dean Tucker about wealth management and how to break into the industry.

Mat Finch, the Creative Director of Finch Design Company, speaks about his career and how to break into the design industry.

YMCA Norfolk provide accommodation and support to help vulnerable people with living independently whilst also providing employment and training as part of their employ-ability project. Housing manager of YMCA Norfolk, Sarah, caught up with Dean.

The CEO of St. Martins Housing, a local charity providing housing, support and care caught up with Sophie.

Leslie, the strategic lead for Shelter, a local housing and homelessness charity talks to Sophie.

Caroline Hill, the Project Coordinator at Pathways, caught up with Sophie to discuss the impact that Pathways has had on Norwich.

Adult Services Manager at Future Support, Grace Richardson joins Dean for a chat.

Beth, the women's inclusion practitioner at Doorway Women's Services joins Sophie in the studio. In this interview they discuss the amazing work of the service and the impact they have had across Norwich.

HSBC's George Hemstock gives a general round up of the key issues and advice for people during the cost of living crisis and a look towards saving for the winter months during the summer.

Norfolk Warm Homes scheme works to improve the energy-efficiency of the homes with the lowest EPC ratings of E, F and G, they help some of the most vulnerable people in Norfolk reduce their energy bills and their carbon footprint. Find out how they can support you.

More than 1 in 10 Over 65's are reliant on loans and credit cards, under a fifth of over 65's feel isolated due to their financial situation. Morgan Vine from Independent Age discusses the help available for over 65's who are struggling.

The Norfolk Assistance Scheme (NAS) helps people who are in financial hardship and cannot pay their living costs. Client Hardship Service Manager Christina Campbell discusses the services Norfolk County Council offer to those in Norfolk who are struggling to make ends meet.

As more people turn to gambling during the cost of living crisis, Kathy Wade from GamCare discusses how to avoid turning to gambling, and services for those who have been affected by gambling.

Retirement specialist and Director of WEALTH at Work Jonathan Watts-Lay discusses current challenges for retired people and how to manage your pension now in preparation for retirement.

Rik Martin, the CEO of Community Action Norfolk, gives some energy saving tips!

According to the Food Foundation thinktank, one in five of households reported skipping meals, going hungry or not eating for a whole day in January, up from 12% at the equivalent point in 2022. On this edition is Chris Elliot, the marketing manager at The Feed in Norwich, who talks about affordable food, and budgeting your groceries. The Feed are dedicated to battling food poverty and the cost-of...

Netflix, Amazon Prime, Gym memberships - it can all stack up. Here you find out how best to manage all of the subscriptions that you have.

How sustainable clothing can help you save money with a sustainable clothing shop and swap shop in Norwich.

HSBC's George Hemstock breaks down exactly what inflation is and how it affects you.

HSBC's George Hemstock discusses the importance of saving for retirement and avoid a retirement in poverty.

HSBC's George Hemstock talks about the importance of saving money, despite the cost of living crisis.

Zena Leech-Calton from Love Norwich Food talks about her new community initiative where cafes in the city give vouchers for free food for those in need.

After Christmas many may find themselves in more debt than before, HSBC's George Hemstock has some advice on how to manage debt incurred over Christmas.