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Tonight we discuss what fun and targeted activities parents can do with their children over the summer to make sure ... Read more

On this show we have an in depth and far reaching discussion about all elements of children’s skin with Dr ... Read more

Guests include Beth Parmar from Superkids, coach Neil Kirby from Red Rubber Ball and top head teacher Eddie Gaynor from ... Read more

Rupert Evershed discovers new visitors as migrating common scoters pass over his garden - and this is just one of many species that travel by night.

Nature correspondent Rupert Evershed thinks aloud about the important role of nature, especially in our mental health.

You may think you're watching them, but you can be sure they're also watching you, says natural history expert Rupert Evershed.

This month, local nature correspondent Rupert Evershed tells the story of the return of the egrets and suggests a visit to Heron Watch, which can now be joined at Verulamium Lake every weekend from 11am to 3pm until 12 May.

As we head away from Christmas and towards the Spring, Rupert Evershed reminds us of the ever-present robin - always looking over the gardener's shoulder for worms.  (From 2016 Nature Notes archive.)

Local nature correspondent Rupert Evershed encourages us to look more closely at  what at first appear like lumps of mud in newly ploughed fields - sometimes they have feathers or fur!  (From 2018 archive.)

Nature correspondent Rupert Evershed is on the lookout for these 'Little Brown Jobs' that make up much of Britain's bird population.