Caroline offers expert insight into the lasting impact of domestic abuse and how survivors can begin to move forward. She discusses the emotional and psychological effects that can linger long after the abuse ends, and the practical steps available to those seeking support.

Whether you’re personally affected or want to better understand what others may be going through, this is a conversation with vital information and encouragement.

Steve shares the heartbreak and shock of losing William, and speaks candidly about the mental health struggles his son had been facing—some of which only came to light after his death.

Joining the conversation is Zoe Doherty from CPSL Mind, a local mental health charity supporting those in need across our region. Steve presents a donation to the charity following a recent fundraising event held in William’s memory.

Hear how much was raised, how the funds will help others, and Zoe’s heartfelt reaction to the gesture.

This is an emotional but important listen—highlighting the reality of mental health challenges and the power of community support.

Dr Johnson explains the safety measures in place to protect patients and staff as the hospital continues to operate during the Covid-19 pandemic. Contrary to some public concern, the hospital is very much open—appointments are still going ahead, just in a carefully controlled and safe environment.

Hear how the NHS is adapting on the frontline, what to expect if you or your child need to attend the hospital, and the reassurance Dr Johnson offers to local families.

Following the heartbreak of repeated vandalism at the memorial garden he built for his late wife Gloria, and the generous offer of a £1,000 reward to help catch those responsible, CCTV has now been installed at the cemetery on Little End Road in Eaton Socon.

In this heartfelt conversation, Bob shares his gratitude to Ste, Black Cat Radio, and the wider community for their overwhelming support. He reflects on the journey from despair to hope, and how the kindness of local people has helped restore his faith.

The garden—built with £25,000 of Bob’s own money—sits within the cemetery off Little End Road in Eaton Socon and has been repeatedly targeted by vandals, leaving rubbish strewn across the site and causing deep distress.

Now, in a bid to identify those responsible, Bob is offering a £1,000 reward for information. But amidst the heartbreak, there’s a glimmer of hope: local residents have rallied in support, and CCTV will soon be installed to help protect the space.

In this follow-up interview, Bob shares how the community response has lifted his spirits—and why he’s determined to see justice done.

Bob invested £25,000 of his own money to lay new pathways and install ornamental pots, creating a peaceful space for remembrance. But in recent months, the site has been targeted repeatedly—seven times in total—with the latest damage discovered on Monday night.

In this emotional conversation, Bob describes how the wooden fence was set on fire, water butts meant to help visitors care for graves were emptied, and cigarette and cannabis butts were stubbed out in the floral tributes.