Rebels with a cause, adoption, life changing decisions
The process for adopting in Suffolk is about to get easier, action groups making a difference, the woman who swapped potatoes for pupils in a complete change of career.
If you've thought about adopting a child in the past but you've been put off because of the process involved - the time it takes, the paperwork that needs filling in - you might want to revisit the idea. The whole process is about to get easier in Suffolk.
As villagers launch a DIY speed crackdown on motorists in North Suffolk we ask, 鈥淗ave you ever taken action to change something? Did you achieve your aim? Are you now, or in the past, a member of a pressure group? Is it worth the effort?鈥�
With study leave well under way for Suffolk students, James talks about the best incentives to get your child to revise and whether financial reward is ever a good idea!
As we continue to recognise the heroes of East Anglia's Children's Hospices, James talks to a woman who started her career as a nurse and who now works as a Spiritual Care Advisor.
From potatoes to pupils - the Suffolk woman who used to sell jacket potatoes for a living has now decided to re-train as a teacher.
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- Wed 19 May 2010 09:30麻豆社 Radio Suffolk