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Joining me on the last episode of series 10 of The English Wine Diaries is wine expert and presenter, Tom Surgey. Tom was just 14 when his career in hospitality started, peeling carrots and potatoes in a Sussex pub after school. At the tender age of 20, he found himself working at The Ivy in London, where a hero called Sancho taught him the basics of wine and his passion for the drink really grew. He took his WSET qualifications and, hooked on wine, left the restaurant side of the industry in 2014 to join Ridgeview, where he spent six years working alongside renowned pioneers of high-quality English wine-making, the Roberts family. During his time at Ridgeview, Tom was invited to join the official line-up of Three Wine Men – joining Oz Clarke, Olly Smith and Tim Atkin with his unique style of wine presentation. As a freelance wine communicator and consultant, he works with a broad range of premium wine businesses, is a regular on BBC Sussex & Surrey Radio and often shares his expert drinks tips with star guests on ITV's Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh. Set for release later this summer, Tom's debut book, How to Drink Wine, promises to be a charismatic guide to teach you everything you need to know to enjoy this tremendous tipple. During this episode, which is brought to you in partnership with Plumpton College Wine Division, we talk about those early days at The Club at The Ivy, how he joined the Three Wine Men line-up and - having grown up and still living in Sussex – his true thoughts on the Sussex PDO. Follow Tom @tomsurgey on instagram and pre-order his book, How to Drink Wine, published on August 29, at geni.us/howtodrinkwine. Find out more about Plumpton College Wine Division's new short courses at plumpton.ac.uk.With thanks to our series sponsor, Wickhams, The Great British Wine Merchant. Visit wickhamwine.co.uk to see their award-winning range of English wine with free delivery on orders over £40. The English Wine Diaries listeners can also get 10% discount on their first purchase by entering the code TEWD10. Please drink responsibly.Thanks for listening to The English Wine Diaries. If you enjoyed the podcast then please leave a rating or review, it helps boost our ratings and makes it easier for other people to find us. To find out who will be joining me next on the English Wine Diaries, follow @theenglishwinediaries on Instagram and for more regular English wine news and reviews, sign up to our newsletter at thesouthernquarter.co.uk.

For many of us, everyday tasks such as entering our PIN numbers, not exceeding the speed limit, food shopping or telling the time we take for granted. However, for individuals living with dyscalculia, these seemingly simple numerical activities can pose significant, and often debilitating, challenges. Dyscalculia affects 6-10% of the population (around 4 million people), the same proportion as dyslexia, but unlike dyslexia, most people haven't heard of it. Dyscalculia is a little-known, much misunderstood and under-researched learning difficulty. Today, Peter Cherry joins us to give us an insight into what it's like ‘Living with Dyscalculia' along with Cat Eadle, co-founder of the Dyscalculia Network. Peter and Cat give us a great overview of dyscalculia and cover topics including: What is dyscalculia? The daily challenges faced when living with dyscalculia Plans to extend Maths education to 18 March 2022 was the first time it has been discussed in parliament The difficulties finding employment without a Maths GCSE Lack of awareness, support and understanding in schools and the workplace Practical tips and strategies Listen to this insightful discussion to learn about dyscalculia and help to ensure that those impacted by this learning difficulty receive the support, adjustments and respect they deserve. New episodes will still be going live over the Summer holiday so hopefully you'll have some time to sit back and relax in the sunshine listening to more fantastic guests! Have a great Summer break!   About Peter Cherry Peter Cherry is a passionate volunteer for the Dyscalculia Network, where he serves as Chair of the Adults with Dyscalculia Advisory Board. His drive to raise awareness and advocate for dyscalculia has led him to write about his experiences in letters to the Guardian, in an article for Frame Magazine, and to be interviewed for pieces on dyscalculia in BBC News, BBC Sussex and the i Paper. He has ambitions to write a book on dyscalculia. Peter works as Assistant Director at the British Institute at Ankara, is author of an academic book published by Bloomsbury and holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from University of Edinburgh.   About Cat Eadle Cat Eadle is the co-founder of The Dyscalculia Network C.I.C and co-author, along with Prof. Steve Chinn, of the innovative 'Succeed with Dyscalculia' series of books. With a career spanning 29 years in education, Cat's unwavering dedication for supporting individuals with dyscalculia and maths difficulties underscores her extensive experience. Holding a Bachelor of Education from Oxford University, Cat then became a certified specialist in mathematics learning difficulties in 2003. She initially applied her expertise in school settings but in 2017, she established 'The Little Maths Room,' where she offers tutoring services to learners of all ages with dyscalculia and other Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs). Cat is passionately committed to helping learners to build solid mathematical foundations and has a unique ability to nurture confidence and competence in mathematics ensuring learning is both accessible and enjoyable. Cat now spends much of her time co-running and co-developing the Dyscalculia Network including planning Dyscalculia Day and co-organising the Dyscalculia Show at the NEC, Birmingham. Cat provides training sessions for educators and also provides CPD for workplaces and community organisations. She often consults with the Dyscalculia Network's Adults with Dyscalculia Advisory Board to ensure that the voices and experiences of those with dyscalculia are heard.   Contact The Dyscalculia Network dyscalculianetwork.com peterjcherry0@gmail.com cat@dyscalculianetwork.com https://x.com/DyscalculiaNet1   Useful Links Succeed with Dyscalculia – Cat Eadle and Steve Chinn MDA- Maths and Dyscalculia Assessment- Emerson and Jennings- Jessica Kingsley Masking Maths: Dyscalculia and Me' by Peter Cherry, page 43 What is dyscalculia? BBC article - Dyscalculia: Do Rishi Sunak's maths plans add up for everyone? BBC article - Parents call for maths learning support The Conversation - More maths testing could be good for primary schoolchildren – if done in the right way   B Squared Website – www.bsquared.co.uk  Meeting with Dale to find out about B Squared - https://calendly.com/b-squared-team/overview-of-b-squared-sendcast  Email Dale – dale@bsquared.co.uk  Subscribe to the SENDcast - https://www.thesendcast.com/subscribe   The SENDcast is powered by B Squared We have been involved with Special Educational Needs for over 25 years, helping show the small steps of progress pupils with SEND make. B Squared has worked with thousands of schools, we understand the challenges professionals working in SEND face. We wanted a way to support these hardworking professionals - which is why we launched The SENDcast! Click the button below to find out more about how B Squared can help improve assessment for pupils with SEND in your school.

Regular on Radio 2 Breakfast Show with his Pause For Thought, as well as presenting his own show on BBC Sussex and BBC Surrey, Paul is a writer, broadcaster, comedian and author. Winner of the BBC Radio Entertainment Contract Writer Bursary, Paul continues to write and script-edit for many TV comedies. His writing won a British Comedy Award for BBC's Miranda, as well as a Royal Television Society Award and the Rose d'Or award for Lee Mack's sitcom Not Going Out, for which Paul has written on over 60 episodes over the past decade. Paul worked closely with Chris Evans and Matt LeBlanc on the revamped Top Gear for BBC2, as well as on Channel 4's revival of the cult show TFI Friday. On Radio 4, Paul's written for Dead Ringers, The Now Show and The News Quiz. Paul's books include So a Comedian Walks Into a Church, which The Independent rated one of their top eight books for Christmas that year, plus the Amazon Top 100 Bestseller Hark! The Biography of Christmas, as well as a range of children's books. Paul won the ITV Take the Mike Award and regularly gigs all over the UK as a stand-up. Venues include; Comedy Store, Jongleurs, Highlight, Glee Club, Komedia and various corporate events, where throughout he's known as one of the few clean, accessible, funny comedians. He has supported Milton Jones and Men in Coats on their national tours, as well as taking many shows to the Edinburgh Fringe. He's a regular columnist for various publications, and has recently written his third play, Three Wise Men. “Ingenious” Evening Standard. “As effortless a writer as he is a performer.” The Stage

Russ welcomed Johnny back on the pod to give his views on Albion's recent successes, RDZ, Albion's senior and youth players' involvements in the recent internationals, preps for the Europa campaign in which he'll be on commentary duties with BBC Sussex and to look ahead to the weekend's visit to Old Trafford, when Albion aim for a 4th straight league win over The Red Devils. Stand or fall!   UTA! Pray for Warren! @BrightonRockPod brightonrockpodcast@gmail.com Part of the Sport Social Podcast Network that can be found in all their glory at this rather suitable address: www.sport-social.co.uk  Please follow us for automatic downloads of new episodes and if you want to make us really happy please rate us five stars on Apple and any other platforms that provide the opportunity to do so! Why not write a review while you are at it?! ;0).  All this helps our rankings and improves our chances of getting exciting guests onto the show. Also we are now on Patreon, so if you happen to be inclined to extreme acts of generosity we'd greatly appreciate any monthly donations, great or small, to help us run the pod as well as we can. Go to www.patreon.com/BrightonRockPod for details and to sign up. NB Our content will remain freely accessible to all listeners regardless. Humble thanks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the pilot episode of "The Bill" (first broadcast as "Woodentop" on 16th August 1983), Devonfire Books is proud to have published REACHING A VERDICT - an insightful, thorough and fascinating analysis of the groundbreaking police programme that held a mirror up to society in 1980s London and changed the landscape of British television forever. By revisiting all 188 episodes of that ratings smash that were broadcast in the 1980s, TV historian Edward Kellett has gained new appreciation for the qualities of "The Bill", which he considers to be "the single best storytelling format in the history of television" Exactly 40 years on from "Woodentop", Edward was interviewed live in the BBC Sussex studio by Joe Talbot on 16th August 2023. The interview is presented here, no copyright infringement is intended. This 260-page academic investigation assesses the scripts, themes, characters, performances, settings and direction of the series and will leave the reader wanting to rewatch all these episodes again to appreciate them in a completely new way. REACHING A VERDICT opens with a Foreword by Nigel J. Wilson (Production Scheduler, "The Bill" 1984-2002) and closes with an Afterword by legendary "The Bill" script editor Tim Vaughan. OUT NOW from devonfirebooks.com priced £13.99 (RRP £16.99) +p&p.

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins Alison Ferns on BBC Radio Sussex to discuss the planned test of the Emergency Alert to be sent to our mobile devices. You can follow and contact the Gadget Detective on Twitter @gadgetdetective. If you enjoy these shows please consider subscribing and leaving a review, thanks. #Fevzi #Turkalp #Gadget #Detective #Tech #Technology #News #Reviews #Help #Advice #Alison #Ferns #BBC #Radio #Surrey #Sussex #UK #Government #Emergency #Alert #Test #Terrorism #Disaster #Travel #Phone #Mobile #Cell #Signal

There are some names in the radio industry that need no introduction. Shaun Tilley could be one of them, but I'm duty-bound to do one anyway. You know Shaun, of course you do. He's been on the radio in Wales, Scotland and England. And although he's already racked up four decades on the wireless, you wouldn't bet against him appearing on the Northern Irish airwaves before long! In this chat with Foxy, he talks about his time at Radio Luxembourg, Capital, Radio City, Radio Clyde and more. There's some industry legends names dropped (spoiler alert: Kenny Everett). And there's a story about a nightclub in Glasgow called Bonkers. Contains some fruity language and one or two tales not suitable for younger ears.   Listen to Shaun's My Radio 1 podcast: https://podfollow.com/1455133756/view Shaun's BBC Sussex shows are here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06tmnwc/episodes/guide Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shauntilleydj/?hl=en  

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It's not just on the pitch Albion have made an impressive start to the season, as records are tumbling for the club's commercial, retail and catering teams. BBC Sussex's Johnny Cantor chats to Albion chief-executive & deputy chairman Paul Barber about the club's progress off the pitch.

This was the question that I was asked on BBC Sussex last week and it sparked a whole load of messages from people who were curious to understand more. It's a big question and one that I explore a little deeper here with you - I wonder if it will prompt any thoughts with you? I answer the first question: Why is it taking a global pandemic for people to think about changing their lives? Then go on to discuss: Isn't it just best to wait? And finally, why it's hard to take that first step Amie xx Join the Even Better Community and get thought prompts during the week to support your even better life.https://facebook.com/groups/evenbettercommunity --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amiecrewscoach/message

We're taking a breather from our regular show to talk with Liam H. Dempsey about Paul Dano's episodes of The Sopranos. Liam is co-host of the Spocklight podcast and occasional film critic with BBC Surrey and BBC Sussex. s04306 Everybody Hurts (2002) was directed by Steve Buscemi, while s05e13 All Due Respect (2004) was directed by John Patterson. The Sopranos was created by David Chase and stars James Gandolfini, Lorraine Braco, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Dominic Chianese, Steven Van Zandt, Tony Sirico, Robert Iler and Jamie-Lynn Sigler. You can find Liam on Twitter (@LiamHDempsey). Check out the Spocklight podcast, which he co-hosts with Paul Wilson and Matt. Please drop us a Five Star Review us at Apple Podcasts. Find us on Twitter and Instagram (@ispauldanook), and drop us an email at ispauldanook@gmail.com

Fevzi Turkalp, the Gadget Detective, joins James Cannon on BBC Surrey & BBC Sussex with the latest advice and reviews. This week; is it worth paying for antivirus software when free options are available, and what is the best way to buy it? Can you update a Dell desktop running Windows XP? The Gadget of the Month is the SanDisk Extreme PRO Portable SSD. This ruggedised external storage is built to withstand knocks and drops and comes in a range of sizes from 500gb to 2TB and can even be attached to a keyring. Starting at around £110 for the 500gb version, at time of writing, these are a great option for those looking for a fast, convenient, and dependable way to expand their storage, they score 3.5 out of 5 You can hear Fevzi on BBC Surrey & Sussex on the first Monday of every month and can contact and follow him on Twitter @gadgetdetective #Fevzi #Turkalp #Gadget #Detective #Tech #Technology #News #Reviews #Help #Advice #James #Cannon #BBC #Radio #Surrey #Sussex #Norton #Kapersky #Antivirus #Security #Avast #AVG #Free #Paid #Windows #XP #Win7 #Dell #upgrade #Desktop #Linux #Update #Tim #Cook #Apple #Facebook #Twitter #Disinformation #Data #Mining #Tracking #Fake #News #Information #Extremism #Social #Media #Politics #Political #GadgetoftheMonth #GadgetoftheWeek #SanDisk #Extreme #PRO #Portable #External #SSD #Storage #Drive

BBC Sussex's Gary Smith joined Brett Phillip on the back of Crawley Town's stunning FA Cup victory over Leeds United.

Ady & Al were joined by two stalwarts of Albion reporting - Andy Naylor of The Athletic, and Johnny Cantor, commentator for BBC Sussex.On the agenda were the West Brom game, broadcasting during lockdown, favourite shirts from the 1970s, and much more besides.Shirt of the Week is from Black Hawk Down. Or something.

We are very excited to welcome our first ever guest – the broadcaster, journalist and Queen of Twitter, Bibi Lynch. Bibi is the host of Monday night radio show on BBC Sussex and Surrey. She has a show on Soho Radio – Bibi does Soho – and co-hosts Metro's Good Sex Bad Sex podcast.We chat to Bibi about her favourite press trips, open-air cinemas, and someone brings up drive-in porn...

This week we are delighted to welcome BBC Sussex football commentator & presenter Johnny Cantor, who talks us through his career and gives his thoughts on Albion’s season just gone and the prospects for the one approaching. Then in Part 2 we announce our Player Of The Season as voted for by you the listeners and friends of the show and we wistfully reflect on the memorable moments in this most elongated of campaigns. Brought to you in association with www.seagullsoverlondon.com Contact the show @brightonrockpod or via brightonrockpodcast@gmail.com And please, please do give us as many follows, subscriptions and glowing reviews as you feel able to muster!. It all helps us to impose our blatherings on a wider unsuspecting audience. Oh and also there’s one errant ‘f’ word incident. It’s hardly worthy of mention really but just for the benefit of any overly-sensitive souls. If there is, then what the hell are you doing following The Albion you mad fools!!! Stand or fall! UTA!

Being single, childless, navigating online dating, face yoga, threesomes, fear of another recession, losing parents and dealing with grief alone – we go everywhere and believe it or not, manage to laugh our way through a chunk of it! So This episode comes off the back of one of your suggestions earlier in the year about living an alternative life, not getting married or having children – so I invited an old friend and colleague of mine, journalist Bibi Lynch on as she regularly writes about this in magazines and newspapers …. We actually cover a huge amount of ground, she talks about how the recession in 2008 wrecked her life, the early loss of parents, how she’s not had the chance to have children, she's had abusive neighbours, a real 10 year slog  …and then the pandemic hits and how you deal with all these things when you’re on your own – we talk a lot about being single and how society still doesn’t make space for the 25% of women who will never have children, we talk about online dating, face yoga, we talk about the concerns of what life is going to look on the other side of all this and we somehow find ourselves talking about sex and threesomes too … Journalist Bibi Lynch has been called one of the funniest women on twitter, she’s often controversial and never fails to make you think. We first met when working together at BBC London Radio just over 10 years ago, she currently hosts 2 radio shows, one for Soho Radio and the other for BBC Sussex, she also hosts a podcast called Good Sex Bad Sex, she writes for the likes of The Telegraph, The Guardian and Stella, over the years has been columnist to various magazines such as Marie Claire and Elle, she’s co-wrote various TV shows, hosts monthly panels at The Groucho Club – she’s unstoppable! The importance of being kind to each other isn’t just a notion, it’s a necessity – we don’t know what is going on in each other’s lives, we don’t know what wounds are being carried or battles are being played out I think we’ve seen with the “black lives matter” movement, even with “me too” a couple of years ago, that it’s easy to turn and look the other way when we feel uncomfortable or that we don’t understand but I really hope that we are learning that when we do that, we increase the pain being suffered and if we can be brave enough to allow one another’s pain to come into the light, it might just get the chance to heal so that they can move on One of the things that I really hope for our new normal, is that we begin to make way for each other more, where we become better at listening, where we become more open to hear and slower to judge. Links: Bibi’s website Bibi on Twitter and Instagram: @bibilynch  Join the Inside My Wardrobe Facebook group page Come and find me on social media or via my website

"Running a cathedral is a very expensive business" according to Guildford Cathedral. The Association of English Cathedrals is celebrating 2020 as the "Year of Cathedrals" with many events across the country. The Church of England says 42 of its Cathedrals reported nearly ten million visitors in 2018, an increase of over 10 per cent on the previous year. But all cathedrals have to find funds for the daily upkeep of the buildings. In Guildford the Cathedral is trying to sell off some of its land for development. Roger Stamp made this report for the BBC Sussex & Surrey Sunday Breakfast Show.

Getting in the mood for Christmas - a selection of festive audio treats from across England. Featuring the pub serving turkey and mince pies in August; the teen mum preparing for her baby's first Christmas in their new home; and a hospice chaplain and volunteer reflect on bringing festivities to their patients and families. Plus a Victorian Christmas card collector explains why his hobby is so important - and presenter Becca speaks to BBC Radio Leicester's Martin Ballard about his 30 years of switching a microphone for stage make-up in panto. Presented and produced by Becca Bryers. With contributions from: Laura Clemson at BBC Hereford and Worcester Philippa Goymer at BBC Tees and the Pregnant Teens podcast Emily Jeffrey at BBC Sussex and The Listening Project Caroline Adams at BBC Radio Devon Martin Ballard/Widow Twanky from BBC Radio Leicester Listen to the Pregnant Teens podcast here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07r63bk

Danny Mills might not look like he is enjoying himself most of the time, but he is. He certainly enjoys being a football pundit, and not sitting on the fence! He certainly doesn't in our interview as he talks massive egos, a boss he wasn't fond of, and travelling with difficult people. Also, Crook tells us his anxiety about holding on to a huge exclusive in order to release at just the right moment, Sam updates us on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Michelle is pretty concerned about parking at Brentford! Plus Johnny Cantor from BBC Sussex talks about the rise and fall of Brighton & Hove Albion.

On Albion Unlimited this week former Brighton & Hove Albion striker & BBC Sussex summariser Warren Aspinall supplies the pod with a freshly baked cake! We speak to the BBC Match Of The Day commentator Simon Brotherton who paid tribute to Jimmy Armfield. And former Middlesbrough midfielder Neil Maddison talks about upcoming FA Cup clash.

The Gadget Detective joins Allison Ferns on BBC Radio Surrey & Sussex to discuss the new mobile augmented reality game craze Pokémon Go and the potential dangers it can cause. Make sure you catch it all! You can hear the Gadget Detective on BBC Surrey & BBC Sussex every 2nd & 4th Monday of the month between 2pm to 2:40pm on his regular slot. You can also follow @gadgetdetective on Twitter ask for advice, find out about upcoming broadcasts, or simply indulge in tech chat. #Fevzi #Turkalp #FevziTurkalp #Allison #Ferns #AllisonFerns #BBC #Radio #Surrey #Sussex #Pokemon #Pokémon #PokemonGo #PokémonGo #Go #Mobile #Augmented #Reality #VR #Game #Craze #Catch #Apple #iPhone #iOS #Android #Phone #Danger #Children #Security

The Gadget Detective joins Allison Ferns on BBC Radio Surrey & Sussex to answer listeners' questions and talk tech. This week; a mis-sold tablet contract and what rights you have, backing up a PC to an external location and why it's a good idea, more Windows 10 forced upgrade woes and how to fix them. The Gadget of the Week is the Anker Premium USB-C Hub, a handy device to give you much needed extra ports. You can hear the Gadget Detective on BBC Surrey & BBC Sussex every 2nd & 4th Monday of the month between 2pm to 2:40pm. You can also follow @gadgetdetective on Twitter ask for advice, find out about upcoming broadcasts, or simply indulge in tech chat. #Fevzi #Turkalp #FevziTurkalp #Allison #Ferns #AllisonFerns #BBC #Radio #Surrey #Sussex #Tech #Help #Tablet #Contract #Rights #Mobile #BackingUp #Backup #Data #Files #Folders #External #HardDrive #HD #Migrate #Migration #Security #Malware #Ransomware #Windows10 #Win10 #Support #Scam #GadgetoftheWeek #Anker #USB #USBC #Port #PremiumUSBCHub #Premium #Hub #Laptop #USB3 #Charge #Monitor

The Gadget Detective joins Allison Ferns on BBC Surrey & BBC Sussex to discuss the latest tech news and answer listener questions, including problems with Internet access, a useful tip on how to avoid being upgraded to Microsoft Windows 10, and problems after adding a second DVD drive to a PC. This week's "Gadget of the Week" Snagit the excellent screen capture software for PC and Mac from Techsmith - 27th June 2016. You can hear the Gadget Detective on BBC Surrey & BBC Sussex every 2nd & 4th Monday of the month between 2pm to 2:40pm. You can also follow @GadgetDetective on Twitter ask for advice, find out about upcoming broadcasts, or simply indulge in tech chat. #Fevzi #Turkalp #FevziTurkalp #Allison #Ferns #AllisonFerns #BBC #Radio #Sussex #Surrey #Gadget #Week #GadgetoftheWeek #Techsmith #Snagit #PC #Mac #Screen #Capture #Record #Internet #Access #Microsoft #Windows10 #Win10 #Never10 #DVD #Copy #Writer #Hardware #Region

On this week’s RTP, David ‘Kid’ Jensen, who’s about to launch new shows for UTV Radio and BBC Sussex & Surrey, reflects on his long career in BBC and commercial radio including Radio Luxembourg and Radio Trent in the 70s, Radio 1 and his 'rhythm pal' John Peel, Capital and the Network Chart, Heart and Smooth.

A Delaware Talk Radio Show.

A Delaware Talk Radio Show.

Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex, Health Care and More.

Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex, Health Care and More.

JMX Highlights - Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex.

JMX Highlights - Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex.

Bridge to Nowhere and Drones.

Bridge to Nowhere and Drones.

Jared with BBC Sussex Sarah Gorrell on Distracted Driving, The Teenage Trailer Park Tinkerbell and seat belts for dogs.

Jared with BBC Sussex Sarah Gorrell on Distracted Driving, The Teenage Trailer Park Tinkerbell and seat belts for dogs.

BBC Sussex with Sarah Gorrell

BBC Sussex with Sarah Gorrell

BBC Sussex with Sarah Gorrell

BBC Sussex with Sarah Gorrell

Gay Marriage, Prayer at council and smellbyville with Simon Furber

Gay Marriage, Prayer at council and smellbyville with Simon Furber

Jared and Sarah Gorrell tackled issues for BBC like the GOP Primary, window tinting, counterfiet goods and more(card subject to change)

Jared and Sarah Gorrell tackled issues for BBC like the GOP Primary, window tinting, counterfiet goods and more(card subject to change)

Brad Bennett, Pet Antibiotics and Tax Day with Sarah Gorrell of BBC Sussex

Brad Bennett, Pet Antibiotics and Tax Day with Sarah Gorrell of BBC Sussex

Jared asks BBC Sussex's Angus Is Delaware to censor Larry The Cable Guy

Jared asks BBC Sussex's Angus Is Delaware to censor Larry The Cable Guy

Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex today Treyvon Martin, Pink Slime and Redneck plates

Jared with Sarah Gorrell on BBC Sussex today Treyvon Martin, Pink Slime and Redneck plates

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