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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
While enjoying a big blast of summer how is it affecting our wildlife? Gerald is joined by wildlife expert Russ Hedley to assess what's happening in our gardens. Show more
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Alison chats to a man who is heading to Hawaii to take part in an Ironman contest and someone who is training for his first triathlon.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Andrea Day sits in. A great way to spend every evening from 10pm. It's the late show.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Alison speaks to seven brothers who have teamed up to open their own brewery. They talk about the challenges of being one of seven and working with them all.
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Helen Randle sits in and turns the clock back to 1914 with stories from World War I and meets some of the cast who perform the Accrington Pals play.
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As the countdown begins to the Rhythm and Blues Festival in Colne, Helen Randle sits in and asks for your memories of great festivals and gigs. Show more
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As the Glastonbury music festival is set to get underway later this week, Joe Wilson asks what is it about the festival that makes it so good.
Alison is joined by a yoga teacher who will try to get you to use the bits you didn't know you had!
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Alison speaks to Chonkinfeckle, a five-piece ukelele band, from Wigan.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Andrea Day sits in. A great way to spend every evening from 10pm. It's the late show.
3 hours
First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Andrea Day sits in. A great way to spend every evening from 10pm. It's the late show.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Gerald Jackson sits in and marks the 30th anniversary of the death of Eric Morecambe.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Joe Wilson sits in and chats to Michelle Keegan, aka Tina McIntyre, about life after Coronation Street.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Joe Wilson sits in and asks about your thoughts on weddings. Do you think they should take place in religious buildings or not.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Joe Wilson sits in. A great way to spend every evening from 10pm. It's the late show.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio LancashireLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Manchester
Alison speaks to Amanda Chinery, a dhoula, who has won awards for her work with pregnant women.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio LancashireLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Manchester
Alison speaks to four people who have overcome the odds to play football and thanks to their efforts, one of them is playing in a competition in Switzerland this weekend.
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Alison speaks to former Coronation Street actor Kevin Kennedy about his autobiography.
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Elizabeth Alker sits in and talks image and beauty. As a festival of beauty takes place in Manchester, Elizabeth speaks to one of the organisers and asks if we are image obsessed.
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First broadcast: on BBC Radio ManchesterLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Lancashire
Elizabeth Alker sits in and talks about accents and dialects with members of a local society and broadcaster Mark Radcliffe.
