Sexual abuse: a survivor’s story as Warwick charity turns thirty
A sexual violence and abuse charity hosted a celebration and awareness-raising event at The Court House, Warwick, last week as it turned 30 years old.
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Radio Work
Below is a selection of radio demos from my work with Erewash Sound, URN, and NTU. Further work can be provided on request.
Heanor & Area
Below are the articles I have written concerning my local hometown Heanor... as well as nearby areas.
Sexual abuse: a survivor’s story as Warwick charity turns thirty
A sexual violence and abuse charity hosted a celebration and awareness-raising event at The Court House, Warwick, last week as it turned 30 years old.
Marketplace renovation delay is causing misery for businesses
Traders on Heanor Marketplace have been hit with substantial losses as the regeneration project to rebuild the town’s centre faces an overrun.
Spending a morning with the Friends of the Cromford Canal
The 'Friends of Cromford Canal' charity is currently clearing floodplains as work to restore the Cromford Canal between Langley Mill and Jacksdale.
Ilkeston's SAS hero remembered in Royal British Legion memorial
An SAS hero seen by millions around the world in iconic TV footage of the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980, has been unmasked 43 years on – ahead of a civic salute which was held in his memory in Ilkeston at the weekend.
Nottingham parks to receive large money boost
In a scheme that totals £586,390.72, Nottingham City Council will be spending money to improve 18 parks and open spaces and make them safer.
There’s going to be thousands of pounds spent across Radford, Hyson Green, and Lenton as numerous wards across the city will be benefitting from the money.
The cash comes from Section 106 funding, which is where local developers agree to provide money to local authorities to help reduce the impact their work has on the community.
However, it is limited b
There’s going to be thousands of pounds spent across Radford, Hyson Green, and Lenton as numerous wards across the city will be benefitting from the money.
The cash comes from Section 106 funding, which is where local developers agree to provide money to local authorities to help reduce the impact their work has on the community.
However, it is limited b
Superpedestrian e-scooters disappear from UK streets
There's no updates on the company's website, but scooters are no longer findable on the app.
Nottingham near-bankruptcy to hit cultural sector
Within its public consultation to reduce spending, Nottingham City Council wants to "cease contributions to the cultural sector".
Kimberley leisure centre to close after Broxtowe negotiation breakdown
Kimberley Gym & Swim will close after 49 years, due to negotiations between Broxtowe Borough Council and The Kimberley School falling through.
Heanor's £8.6 million Town Centre Regeneration Gets Underway
People living in the ex-coal mining town of Heanor are going to benefit from an £8.59 million investment into regenerating its marketplace, derelict grammar school, and disused car-parking land.
Ordinary Behind The Extraordinary: Matthew from the SFiCE Foundation
Those who are homeless in Nottingham often receive help from a variety of charities. One such charity is the SFiCE Foundation, which aims to reduce food poverty, isolation, and ill health. Taking a look at the ordinary people behind extraordinary work, for the first instalment in this series we spoke with Matthew Clude.
New Heanor Community Centre Succeeds in Former Church Site
Converting the former Methodist Church on Market Street, Infinite Wellbeing’s new location features a community cafe, rooms for hire, countless events, and something special… a community feeling.
Bennerley Viaduct – Pleasant Walk, Stunning View
The ‘Iron Giant’ of Erewash Valley is a treasure which until recently was abandoned and closed to the public – but thanks to the efforts of The Friends of Bennerley Viaduct it was reopened as a foot and cycle path in 2022. FMB Radio’s Ben Mellor made a visit.
