Peterborough Natters: Recent Episodes
Peterborough Natters
We spoke to Paul and Clare about their return to school, and their outstanding degree results.
With pupils finally returning to schools tomorrow morning we caught up with Jon Lewis, Director of Education for Peterborough and Cambridgeshire.
Del Singh tells us of his experiences of Covid, growing up in the city, and a shocking story of how he was treated by police in the early 80s for 'being in the wrong part of town' and how he was told to 'keep walking back to where he came from' shortly after the Brexit vote.
In our latest Peterborough Natters podcast we spoke to Kieran Scarff, Academy Manager for Peterborough United Football Club, and Robin Grover, Principal at Nene Park Academy, on what the new facilities could bring to the area.
We speak to Stuart Haw, a member of PANVAC (Peterborough and Nene Valley Athletics Club) member and a PhD student
Nyree Ambarchian and Laura Chambers tell us why they went ahead with a launch date in lockdown
We speak to Kate Hall, the creative producer of Jumped Up Theatre, on Covid, a cultural strategy for Peterborough, and much more
We speak to Will Prideaux, director of Peterborough Sings!, about life during and after Covid-19
Charlotte spoke to the team at Peterborough Reads for the full story on how they're helping our youngsters enjoy books
Peterborough Natters visited the Garden House, a drop-in facility where rough sleepers can seek help
Charlotte and Carly discuss festive Xmas events, Halloween, and what to expect from this year's John Lewis advert
Peterborough Natters caught up with Nathan Higgins at the Grange Venue, soon reopening after a fire and Covid-19
Our latest chat is with city poet Charley Genever, on young people, fashion, Covid-19 and a lack of voices in Peterborough
We spoke to Cllr Nicola Day about Green priorities, cycling in the city, and a food strategy for Peterborough
A chat with Kem Mehmed of Peterborough Civic Society, on Rivergate, shopping, flats and much more
Carly Beech and Charlotte Moore discuss the positives of lockdown, including cleaner air, the joys of working from home, ordering food from your phone and hand sanitiser.
We spoke to Richard Astle of Athene Communications about why he's proud of Peterborough
PM teamed up with ESP Magazine to talk to Cllr Steve Allen, Peterborough MP Paul Bristow and David Hutchison and Phillip Rowntree of Selladoor.
We talk to spoken-word artist Gary Huskisson, whose family was the first of the Windrush generation to come to Peterborough in the 1960s
Peterborough MP Paul Bristow answered questions from our readers on the coronavirus and much more
We chatted to two Peterborough businesses that are leading the way in the veganism movement