This is episode 26 of The kbbreview Podcast from Taylist Media with your host Andrew Davies.

First up, we’re talking to Jonny Westbrooke from The Furniture Maker’s Company – the livery company and charity that, along with many other things, provides support to members of the furniture industry who have fallen on difficult financial times – very relevant at the moment of course and Jonny tells us what practical help they can get.

Then we’re talking to the father and daughter team of Mick Murphy and Natalie Peters from Norfolk retailer Kitchens Etc. A really interesting business, and Natalie has just finished the Kitchen Design Degree course and she’ll be tells us all about it.

SAVE OUR SKILLS

You can see all the candidates so far from our Save Our Skills campaign here... 

If you've recently been made redundant from a role in the kbb sector then read this Q&A to find out how you can be up on our Save Our Skills page…

We've also got independent retailers taking us up on our offer to post their job vacancies on kbbreview.com for FREE. Have a look at them here... 

If you're a retailer with a vacancy, have a read of this Q&A to find out how to get your job ad published for FREE… 

THE FURNITURE MAKERS COMPANY

You can find out about The Furniture Makers Welfare scheme here…

KITCHEN DESIGN DEGREE COURSE

Find out about The Kitchen Education Trust (TKET) – the body that links the kitchen industry with the education sector here…

And details on the kitchen design degree course here…

DESERTED KITCHEN ISLAND DISCS

Jonny chose Teenage Kicks by The Undertones 

Natalie chose Dance Monkey by Tones and I 

Mick chose Gimme Shelter by The Rolling Stones

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