The Chairperson of Laois 'St. Vincent de Paul' reacts to comments that a member of the charity in Westmeath allegedly went into someone's house and questioned why there were so many TV channels!

And..Liam takes calls on the issue of illegal dumping.

On the Midlands Today Show, should people have to give over their name and address to buy a phone? There's uncertainty over the Leaving Cert as the ASTI pulls out of talks and Will Faulkner finds out what men really want for Valentines Day?

Country Life - Wednesday 10th February by Midlands 103

Encore - Thursday 11th February by Midlands 103

On the Midlands Today show could rapid testing avoid the need for a longer extension to lockdown? An Offaly boy raises funds for Crumlin Hospital and Will Faulkner finds out about the pledge from Bord na Mona to farmers that their land won't be flooded by the rewetting of bogs.

On the Midlands Today we find out what is causing a further delay to the National Children's Hospital. Robert Fahy speaks to Minister of State Peter Burke about when the country might return to some normality with the easing of COVID-19 restrictions. We learn about the latest fundraising drive of the Lough Ree RNLI as their boat house nears completion in Athlone.

Founded in 2019 Zeus Scooter now operates 17 German cities and its plans to shake up the micro mobility market remain undeterred by the pandemic.

Founder and CEO of Zeus Scooters Damian Young talks to Ronan about germinating the idea for his business, raising funding, current Irish legislation on powered transporters and gives a prediction for when you might see e-scooters on the roads of Irish towns. Taking Care of Business every Tuesday at 7pm on midlands103.com

How long until e-scooters will become the norm in Midlands towns? New laws are set to reduce the payouts for whiplash injuries and also, why you should be focusing on work-life integration rather than balance.

Damian Young Founder and CEO of Carlow based Zeus Scooters on rapid growth in a sector tipped to be worth €500bn in the next few years. Occupational psychologist Teresa Hand-Campbell on why work-life integration must replace the pursuit of work-life balance and Peter Boland of the Alliance for Insurance Reform gives his view on new laws that are set to reduce the payouts for whiplash injuries and the recent ruling by the high court that businesses are entitled to be compensated for business disruption due to the pandemic. Taking Care of Business every Tuesday at 7pm on www.midlands103.com

Chatters And Matters - Episode 15 Sunday 7th February by Midlands 103

On the Midlands Today show we hear about the cancellation of diabetic appointments for children at Mullingar Hospital, what does the future hold for the service? A Tullamore pensioner loses her home in a fire, her family and friends ask for your help and what age will you allow your child to join social media.