Sutton Voices HR1 Podcast

Welcome to Alistair! You may have heard him commentating at the BIG UK rally circuits such as Silverstone. Alistair talks us through what a Rally Co-Driver does; some of the world famous rally drivers he has commentated on, and the cars he has driven. He talks about his favourite rally car that was made in the North-West of England many years ago along with a hair raising escape fr

I caught up with our Rector, Paul Roberts who is currently on a pilgrimage from Dover to the St Bernard's Pass in Switzerland. Paul is walking approx 1,100 kilometres (683 miles). He talks through what a Pilgrimage means to him, his family and all in the Maund Group of Churches in Herefordshire, here in England. So far he has walked 300kms (186miles). Paul also tells us about his s

Welcome to Matthew who takes us through some of his work (in general terms) in the UK and Australia. Matthew also talks about his role as a judge on professional sports panels. He shares an insight into how he lives and works with dyslexia which he wasn't aware of until at University. A truly remarkable man!Thank you for your support and we hope you will enjoy this podcast. More ep

Biology and Curry? Yes it is Nick Howe. Nick gives us a fascinating insight into his biological work around the world. There are only 24 hours in a day and Nick certainly makes the most of every hour he has. He talked us through his views on his approach to life and the life skills he has gained. Finally Nick tells us about his passion for cooking and whom he admires. His currys ar

Simon (or Norm to his friends!) and Alex shine a light on what makes a Sports Club GREAT! Simon takes us through the Club's history, and its values. Alex tells us all about the work the Club has and continues to do with children and young people as well as the adults and the rugby teams including the First 15. A fascinating insight into how a Club has grown and means so much to the

Meet Ben who is a Senior Case Officer in a current serving MP's Office. We are not taking political sides in this podcast! We thought we would listen to Ben and better understand what he does. We hear about some of the requests from constituents that come into an MP's office asking for help. You will be surprised at what people ask an MP to help them with. Importantly we find out h

Max takes us through his recent experiences of his degree course at Exeter University and then moving to University College Dublin. He shines a light on his current research work on type 2 Diabetes. Max tells us how he navigated his way through the COVID lockdowns supporting his students, and about his passion of rugby referring in Ireland. Enjoy listening to Max...we did!Mike &

You have decided to seek a new life abroad and arrive in Hereford, a rural Market Town on a Saturday evening in Summer with £100 in your pocket, a tent, some food and can speak about 20 English words. Let's listen to Emilia as she talks through with Mike and Keith the challenges and successes that occurred around 21 years ago. Yesterday (12 November 2023) we have now achieved 1,00

Clare first discovered a few facts about the Herefordshire Suffrage Campaign when working for the Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust. At that time she had considered writing a book about it and like many of us with busy lives, it is often the case of, I will start it tomorrow! Then the pandemic arrived so Clare decided to research the Herefordshire Suffrage Campaign and wrote a boo

Jonathan, gives our listeners an insight into his job as an Agronomist. He talks of craft beers, pesticides, and farming for food. Very topical at present not just in the UK but across the world. His career to date makes interesting listening and the challenges farmers face today in food production and harvesting. Main intro/outro music is 'Beyond the Horizon' by TakeTones. Backgro