Small City Life on Hertfordshire's Mix 92.6

Small City Life on Hertfordshire's Mix 92.6

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Small City Life on Hertfordshire's Mix 92.6 episodes

  • Toad Roads
    Spring is in the air, and Nadia Bishara of St Albans Wilderhood Watch explains how you can help amphibious creatures in your garden. Plus there’s advice on using storm damage as an opportunity to make your garden more wildlife friendly and plenty to be getting on with outside to help wildlife right now.
    17 min
  • ADHD continued – coping when your child can’t
    On this week’s parents show, we bring you part 3 of our February focus on #ADHD. We speak to Rachel Grant Waters from Abingdon House School and College. Rachel is an SEN teaching assistant and also has #ADHD so we’re really looking forward to learning from her professional and personal insights. We are also very ... Read more
    55 min
  • Week 2 of our ADHD special on The Parents’ Show
    As we continue with our February Focus on ADHD, we are really pleased to have the opportunity to interview Mel Peeke, ADHD and Autism Lead at ADD-vance – ADHD & Autism Trust. Mel will be answering questions on topics from the isolation young people and parents experience to medication and gender dysphoria, to the vital ... Read more
    53 min
  • My St Albans – Matt Bigg talks to Jamie Sigler
    My St Albans – local people talking about their city. What they love, where they go, their hidden gems and their perfect St Albans day. They also get to pick the songs throughout the show. This show features Jamie Sigler. His song choices include Happy Mondays, Step on and Soft cell by Tainted love
    27 min
  • It’s all change at Eat Wholefoods
    Manish Panchal, new proprietor at Eat Wholefoods explains what is changing, and what definitely isn’t changing, at this longstanding Fleetville business, and how he’s working to make the business even more sustainable
    18 min

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Marissa Laycock looks at aspects of life in a small city, focussing on St Albans.