If you're interested in tips to make your company more customer-centric then check out my latest interview with how Becky, Darrell, and the team at Eclectic Games.
https://t.co/9KwzFP7ftg
This week's podcast episode is with members of Caversham and District Residents’ Association (CADRA): Helen Lambert, Malcolm Pemble & Neil Tayler.
You can listen to the episode and watch interview extracts on the landing page:
https://t.co/NqXN0oKBML
New podcast episode is LIVE! 🎙️
In this week's episode, we discuss Boogie Days with founders Colette Ashby & Louise Wingrove.
Listen now on your preferred podcast platform or on the episode landing page:
https://t.co/cT04baZhGS
#Podcast#mylocalmarketer#supportlocal#rdguk
New podcast episode with Phil Chatfield, chair of Caversham Bridge newspaper, who discusses the history, evolution, and impact of this community newspaper.
You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcast platform, or the episode landing page:
https://t.co/YCjfnqBBPC
In this episode, Alex Forbes, the owner of @FourbearsBooks shares the challenges and rewards of running an independent bookstore.
You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcast platform, or the episode landing page:
https://t.co/tTNWRNq03e
In our latest episode, Emily Goode shares the challenges and triumphs of running an independent theatre and the importance of community engagement.
You can listen to the full episode on your preferred podcast platform or the episode landing page:
https://t.co/ZJsNpi8F6k
This week's interview is with @RachelEden
You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcast platform, or the episode landing page:
https://t.co/eKbTPNZKfe
Thank you very much to Rachel for her time and help with this episode.
#rdguk#readinguk#supportlocal#podcast
@HickiesMusic podcast episode.
You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcast platform, or the episode landing page:
https://t.co/brtCT4RgIg
Thank you very much to Lara for helping with this episode.
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Are you interested in trying out a beautiful pub in the middle of the woods, with superb food and walks?
You can listen to the full episode on the following landing page, or your preferred podcast platform:
https://t.co/3nnJiGci5U
#podcast#rdguk
If you're interested in @Rdng_bsct_fctry , then check out our latest podcast episode with James Ireland.
Listen on your preferred podcast platform, or show notes landing page:
https://t.co/XtvzwjZQU3
James did a great job! You'll enjoying listening to this 😊
In this episode, Caroline and Liz, co-founders of Walk Works in Reading, foster connection with nature and community.
You can listen to the episode on your preferred podcast platform, or the following landing page: https://t.co/Dq9KEZutYz
Unlike most mammals, hedgehogs don't have the Flight or Fight Response to danger.
So no matter how frightened they are, they don't bite, and they don't run away.
Their response to danger is to curl up into a protective ball and wait until the danger passes.
That's why so many get run over by an approaching car.
That's why so many are maimed and killed by an approaching strimmer.
And that's why so many get burned alive in a bonfire.
❌Poking a stick under the bonfire pile will just make the hedgehog inside curl tighter.
❌Lighting it from one side will just make the hedgehog inside curl tighter.
❌Shining a light under the bonfire will just make the hedgehog inside curl tighter.
As the smoke fills her lungs, she'll just curl up tighter, hoping it will stop.
As her coat starts to singe she’ll just curl up tighter, hoping the danger will soon pass her by.
🛑⚠️The only way to make a bonfire safe is to build it the same day you light it.⚠️🛑
A ready-built bonfire is a five star hotel to a hedgehog, and one passing will absolutely move in. So if it's already built, you need to move it.
If you are starting to build it in advance then you MUST enclose the area with a hedgehog-proof fence, to ensure no hogs enter.
If you're having a bonfire party tonight, please make sure it's only the rockets that scream.
Many congratulations to Thames Lido for their Pride of Reading “Putting Reading on the Map” award!
If you’re interested in learning more about the success of Thames Lido, listen to Mark Thwaites , the Managing Director of Thames and Bristol Lidos on
https://t.co/ANX8WkmI5E
Ep. 16
In this episode, Nicolette shares her fascinating journey of transforming her illustrated children’s book, The Pink Peacock, into a fully-fledged theatre production.
You can listen to the episode on the episode landing page:
https://t.co/hQjSfqtEN9