Neil talks to Dom Joly and Beverley Callard
I’m A Celeb is back on the TV and Neil has dug through the archive to bring you interviews with two of this year’s contestants!
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I’m a Celeb Special – kinda…
Category: Interviews
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Ryan Jones
On this week’s episode Des speaks with Ryan Jones, managing director of Recoup Financial Solutions.
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Neil Smith
On this week’s episode is a director of a company who has been working hand in glove with the country’s leading rail operating companies. Neil Smith is managing director of Crewe based Train Bits and More.
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Jacqueline Baxter
On this week’s episode is a recruitment expert who started her own business in 2016. Jacqueline Baxter is the managing director of JobSpot Recruitment.
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Eric Harrison
On today’s episode is a businessman who grew up in Manchester, settled in Shropshire, and eventually opened up a business in Cheshire. In the Business for 35 years, Eric Harrison is the owner of Crewe Tyre and Exhaust.
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Clive Jackson
A volunteer, a past chairman, and now director of football at Nantwich Town Football Club. Clive Jackson is in the hot seat this week.
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ICYMI #9
Your legal questions answered, Jim Kirkpatrick stops by for a chat about his new music, and it’s international bacon day – so we speak to a local butcher!
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ICYMI #8
On this weeks show; a local railway author, and an update from Crewe Lyceum Theatre amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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ICYMI #7
Coming up on this week’s show…
- We hear from the Manager of RSPCA Stapley grange about how the centre has been working through the pandemic
- Lucy Smith talks to Chris Cadman about the community organisation Crewe Create
- And Jeff Stubbs from the Nantwich Civic Society is here talking about the work they do around the town
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ICYMI #5
On this weeks show…
- Kate Dobson from Nantwich Museum is speaking to Dave about the Museums @ Home event
- Chris Cadman poses listener legal questions to Paul Clark from the South Cheshire Law Society
- Helen Capener is fundraising £120k to help her son Georgy receive treatment for a very rare bone cancer called Ewing’s Sarcoma.
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