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Steve Prest discusses with Ivan six things which should be better known. Steve Prest was a Weapon Engineer Officer who joined the Royal Navy after reading Electronic and Electrical Engineering at Loughborough University. He served in the Defence Communications Services Agency in Corsham in support of Op TELIC 1 (Iraq); undertook a short tour in Afghanistan as a Liaison Officer to Task Force Helmand; and has served on exchange with the French Navy. In the UK he has worked in Defence Equipment and Support, MOD, the Permanent Joint Headquarters and the Maritime Capability Division of Navy Command Headquarters. At sea he was the Weapon Engineer Officer in HMS WESTMINSTER undertaking operations in the Mediterranean (Libya), Arabian Gulf and Indian Ocean; and then the Commander Weapon Engineer in HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, bringing the ship out of build and home to Portsmouth. Joining the nascent Navy Acquisition organisation in 2017, he was previously the Programme Director of the Type 31 Frigate Programme. He then became Deputy Director Navy Acquisition (Equipment and Systems), and Senior Responsible Owner (SRO) for the Maritime Electronic Warfare and Mine Hunting Capability Programmes. He fulfilled the role of Director Navy Acquisition from September 2022 until May 2023 and finished his career as Deputy Director People Change Programmes in Navy Command HQ. Still working out what he wants to do when he grows up, Steve is now an independent consultant, advisor, commentator and speaker in the Defence sector and beyond. He has set up his own company, Alatar Ltd, and his self-appointed mission is “to help brilliant people to do amazing things”. He is married to Kerry and they live on the Hampshire coast with their daughter, Emily. He enjoys reading and is a keen fan of most sports, participating when time and body allow. The Royal Navy and what it does. That life is stochastic not based on fate, otherwise risk management wouldn't work! The Scouring of the Shire - from Lord of the Rings. It was a crucial part of the narrative arc in the books but missed out from the otherwise brilliant films. Captain Cook. Everyone knows that he "discovered" Australia (he didn't really, but...) but his qualities as a leader and maritime professional should be better known. That inclusive leadership isn't "woke nonsense" but is, at its heart, just good leadership. Bluestone 42 - a BBC comedy drama about a British bomb disposal detachment details the camaraderie and bonds shared between the soldiers in the unit as they risk their lives defusing bombs. This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Today Bunny is in the garden with Nick Mason and his wife, Annette Lynton Mason. Nick is a  founder member of Pink Floyd, and his wife, Annette, an actress and sculptress well known for her roles in big hits such as New Avengers, Cross Roads, Casualty, Treasure Hunt and more… They bought their house in Corsham, Wiltshire from the Parker Bowles, after Camilla and Andrew Parker Bowles divorced in 1995.  Their garden is open on the 8th and 9th June 2024 for charity. Visitors can admire some of Nick's car collection as well as their garden complete with pigs, sheep, cattle and sheep.  Nick talks about life with the Pink Floyd, and his new band Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets, the meteoric rise of Pink Floyd, and what sort of architect he would have been if he had continued his architecture studies.  Annette explains how she makes sculptures for the garden, and life as an actress. #bunnyguinnesspodcast #middlewickhouse 

Nick Thompson is a vet that has been fighting for responsible, species-appropriate raw food feeding for pets for over 25 years. Nick is Founding President of the international Raw Feeding Veterinary Society (www.rfvs.info) and has co-authored a pioneering worldwide survey of 79 vets and their experiences feeding raw food. He has co-organised international raw food conferences for the RFVS since 2012.  In 1999, Nick established his specialist practice, Holisticvet (www.holisticvet.co.uk). Now based in Corsham, near Bath, he offers homeopathy, natural nutrition and herbal medicine and a lot of good old-fashioned common sense for dogs and horses. His pet topics are gastroenterology and the microbiome and the misuse of pharmaceuticals in medicine. He loves researching all aspects of human and animal nutrition.  Nick is a regular contributor to YouTube discussions on raw feeding and blogs to forward the raw feeding cause. Nick also shares his passion for raw feeding with a nutritional consultancy service to the premier raw pet food companies in the UK and Europe. He has lectured and consulted in Raw Food, Nutrition and Medicine across the world. Nick is embracing Social Media to spread his message:  Facebook: Holisticvet Ltd FB Public Figure: Dr Nick Thompson Instagram: holisticvetuk Email: Nickthompson@holisticvet.co.uk He has recently produced a beginners guide to raw feeding: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/rawfeedingthebasics DISCUSSED: His story Benefits of raw food Parasites, bacteria - what we need to know Problem with regular kibble  How to transition Home-made meals Mistakes to avoid  Holistic vets Homeopathy Dog vaccinations Effective dewormers/flea killers Favourite supplements - joint issues , allergies, digestion, anxiety How to find holistic vet - rfvs.info MENTIONED: CASTOR VIDA on AMRITA - Create an account using my invite code 'LSO6PQ' & you will receive 10% client discount on your orders - UK Susan Thixton Search 'Pet Fooled' on Netflix BOOK: Don Hamilton Homeopathic Care  RAW FOOD BRANDS: USA  Instinct Tuckers Rebel raw Rawganics  UK ProDog  The farmers dog Paleo ridge Benyfit natural Natural intsinct  Nutriment Naked dog SUPPLEMENTS: Vermex flea & tick Diatomaceous Earth Nutracoat by Nutravet Nutraquin plus by Nutravet Antinol Quercetin Skin Ease MY LINKS: AIR DOCTOR & AMAZING AIR - Use code AMAZINGVIV for £200 off, applicable for UK purifiers QUEENS OF THRONES CASTOR OIL KIT - Use code HORMONES10 for 10% off - USA COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE (CNM) REFERRAL LINK (GET £250 OFF) GET FITT INFRARED SAUNA - Use code VIVIEN45 for £45 off BON CHARGE - Grab my favourite Blue Light Blocking Glasses - Use code HORMONES10 for £10 off worldwide  KING - Try my favourite ORGANO KING coffee WELLEASY FAVOURITE PRODUCTS - Use code VIVIEN10 for £10 off (first £50+ order) & a 30-day free trial  ------- Got a podcast question? Send you emails to hormonesinharmony@gmail.com Enjoyed this episode? Leave me a rating and review so that I can share this podcast with more women Want more from me? You can find me online… WEBSITE PCOS SUCCESS COURSE 1:1 ROOT CAUSE RELIEF PACKAGE IM-BALANCED GROUP COACHING MOLD RECOVERY COURSE ENROLMENT CALL LINK FREE DOWNLOADS INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK EMAIL Tune in now on iTunes, Spotify, my website or watch on Youtube (Viva Natural Health) If you are enjoying the podcast, please leave me a rating and review, as this helps me to reach more women and continue to interview awesome guests! Make sure you hit subscribe so that you never miss an episode!

Fancy joining us as we break into the Fort Knox of wine?!It's an old mine and former munitions dump in the middle of the English countryside that now holds over 9 million bottles and £1bn+ of stock. It's one of the biggest such storage facilities in the world and one (whisky) bottle stored there recently sold for £1.2m.Only downside? Security is tight. And you have to climb up 157 steps to get back out. Good thing Peter was actually invited in - and had a 'sustaining' lunch before the journey back up into the real world (including Cheval Blanc 1949, Krug 1996, Domaine Fourrier Clos St Jacques 2005 and Coche-Dury Meursault Genevrières 2010). It's quite the adventure: something of a wine pilgrimage, which makes for a fascinating episode diving into professional wine storage, why some wines and people need it, wine investment...and of course an insight into how those very rare and special wines are tasting.Very much related to the last point, this episode also features the audio treat of Peter trying his best to make sense while the wrong side of multiple delicious glasses and 100 feet under the Wiltshire turf in cavernous tunnels stuffed with millions of bottles of the world's finest wines. It's worth the listen, even if solely for comedy value.All details from this episode, together with photos to help set the scene, are on our website: Show notes for Wine Blast S4 E2 - Inside the Fort Knox of Wine.We love to hear from you so please do get in touch via Instagram or Twitter. Or you can star on the show - send us a voice message via Speakpipe.Either way, thanks for popping in. This show really is for everyone. Cheers to you!

What is happening at these places??? We as a people want to know...!!! Is Rudloe Manor the UK's area 51? Did the MIB originate from here? What is the Corsham Computer Center and what does it do? Is there a super bunker that contains a UFO and is ready to accept the government and royal family incase of war? Why are all these places so close together? These are just a few of the questions that i will be asking and giving the FFB treatment too.

We're talking to Mike Williams on this week's Sheer Isolation, who is part of the team behind Corsham's Pound Arts venue. The town centre site includes a 100 seat auditorium for live events, exhibition spaces for artists, rehearsal rooms, workshops and a cafe. Mike explains how the centre has evolved into a community hub, with lots of Corsham's residents making the most of their unique facility. On the music menu, we play one from the vaults courtesy of Swindon three piece ska outfit, Slagerij, and Mike chooses a track from Kitty MacFarlane - a Somerset based singer who is performing at the venue later this year. In news, Kieran talks about Frank Turner's 2022 England tour dates, and the confusion over Covid passports for nightclubs rolls on. This episode was created by Kieran Moore in Trowbridge and Jon Ponting in Cricklade.

Tanvir lives in Corsham, Wiltshire and is an author, researcher and disability activist. She currently works as an associate research fellow for D4D (http://d4d.org.uk/), which is a project exploring disability and how disabled people experience community. Tanvir feels especially passionate about this as she started to lose her sight at 21 years old and has experienced first-hand how differently society treats disabled people She talks about ‘coming out' as a blind person when she got her first guide dog Grace in 20 09. Grace sadly died a few months ago. They had the most incredible bond and she was by Tanvir's side when her father died and whilst she was studying for her MA and PHD – in fact Grace is a doctor too!Since starting to lose her sight, the discrimination against the disabled community has shocked Tanvir to the core so to try and ‘reach across the divide' she decided to write a book ‘Cull' (https://bit.ly/3hQAOdg). After all, she says, ‘1 in 4 people has a disability that they talk about … and every single group of people… every tribe will have disabled people' so how come they are treated differently and often made to feel repugnant. ‘Cull' is about a visually impaired journalist Alex and her guide dog, Chris (based on Grace). Alex starts to investigate a link between missing homeless people and the government's new Care and Protect Act. You might think ‘Cull' will be a heavy read think again! It is one of my favourite books, empowering for women, full of superheroes, an amazing guide dog and many twists and turns. I couldn't put it down!When the Covid-19 pandemic hit our shores, Tanvir describes how scary it was for the disabled community. Herd immunity was terrifying for them and left them feeling very vulnerable. She also talks about how, if she had contracted Covid-19 at the beginning of the pandemic and been taken to hospital unconscious she may well have had a DNR (do not resuscitate) placed on her because of her disability. In her own words that is ‘utterly terrifying'. In fact, whilst I don't want to give too much away about her book ‘Cull' the similarities between fiction and ‘real' life are clear.Now that the worst of this pandemic is over (fingers crossed) Tanvir talks about having to ‘gird her loins and go back out into the world'. This will take time as she'll have to re-train her guide dog Mitzie to tackle buses, trains and travel again. Another difficulty for Tanvir will be noise as she has hyperacusis (noise sensitivity) and finds loud noises very stressful and disorientating. This episode is a must for everyone. Tanvir talks passionately and to the point about the difficulties and disparities the disabled community struggle through on a daily basis as she says, ‘what is key is a common humanity, respect for everyone'. This interview was recorded on Wednesday 16th June at 2pm BST. Where to find more info about Tinted Specs Podcast… Linktr.ee: linktr.ee/tintedspecspodInstagram: @tintedspecspod⚡️Facebook: @tintedspecspod - Tinted Glasses Podcast

Now Justin Beaney is a very fine chap, He lives near Corsham, in a place called Chapel Knapp, He sent me a message in his own time, All about the reasoning behind my rhyme. So Ant asked the question in chapter forty one, And I tried to recall the things I had done. So thanks Mr B for being one of the gang, And sorry in advance for the rhyming slang. h. https://www.marillion.com/shop/corona/index.htm (TCD Merch Store) https://www.patreon.com/coronadiaries (Become Purple and support the show) http://marillion.com/shop/merch/hogarthbook01.htm (The Invisible Man Volume 1: 1991-1997) http://marillion.com/shop/merch/hogarthbook02.htm (The Invisible Man Volume2: 1998-2014) https://www.facebook.com/IceCreamGenius/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/stevehogarthonline/ (Instagram) http://www.stevehogarth.com/ (Website) Support this podcast

Today on podcast we have Dr. Nick Thompson. He is a holistic veterinarian and has been fighting for responsible species appropriate raw food feeding for pets for 25 years. His tireless drive for healthy pets from birth to a graceful old age brought him to raw feeding in the mid 1990s. Nick is the founding president of the International Raw Feeding Veterinary Society, and has co-authored a pioneering worldwide survey of 79 vets and their experiences feeding raw food. He RFVS since 2012. In 1999, Nick established his specialist practice Holistic Vet, now based in Corsham, near bath. He offers homeopathy, natural nutrition and herbal medicine and a lot of good old fashioned common sense for dogs and horses. His pet topics are gastroenterology and the microbiome and the misuse of pharmaceuticals in medicine. He loves researching all aspects of human and animal nutrition, just like me! Nick also shares his passion for raw feeding with a nutritional consultancy service to the premier raw pet food company in the UK in Europe. He has lectured and consulted in raw food nutrition and medicine throughout the UK, air North Ireland, Finland, Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, the Czech Republic, Belgium, New Zealand, and the Netherlands. Nick is embracing social media to spread his message and he you can find him on Facebook at Holistic Vet. You can see him on Instagram at Holistic Vet UK. In addition to all this great work in veterinary medicine, Nick is married to Ellie and has two children, Arthur and Ophelia. They live in Wiltshire, UK and they have six chickens, two peacocks, a snowshoe cat named Ziggy and a Whippet Italian Greyhound cross named Bluebell. When he's not trying to convert the world to a species appropriate diet, Nick has been known to run barefoot, swim and eat real food, not all at the same time. Thank you, Nick for being here. Thank you for all the work that you're doing pioneering better health for our pets and I can't wait to dig deeper into this conversation.   Learn more about my Diet Consultation for your pets! This is your host, Dr. Jessica Fusch. I created this podcast, The Biohack Your Pets Podcast, as a fun way for me to talk about my favorite things with other experts in my field and provide a resource for pet parents everywhere. These conversations have confirmed what I've always known food is medicine. Better nutrition is the number one way that we can hack our pets biology, therefore helping them live happier, healthier, and most likely longer lives too! Listen, kibble is crap. We have to stop feeding what's convenient and start feeding what is healthiest? So what is healthiest you ask? Whole fresh food of course. But no, you cannot just feed your dog or cat chicken and rice or steak day in and day out. Luckily, there are many pre prepared home cooked or raw diets you can order and have shipped to you. If you want to cook for your pets yourself. However, I have created a YouTube channel all about it. It's called Farmers Market Fito. There are only a few videos right now, but many more are on the way. I also offer personalized diet consultations and formulations. You can find the links to set up an appointment with me in the podcast show notes or on my website key vet care.com kyvtce.com. I look forward to partnering with you and helping you stop feeding kibble and helping you create happier, healthier and longer lived pets.   We hope you like this content and if you do, please follow us on Facebook or YouTube, check out the website, subscribe and leave a review! 

The first of three episodes suggesting days out from Bath, this one takes you to Lacock and Corsham.  Hear about the widowed Mum of eight who founded Lacock Abbey in the 13th century, about the life of the nuns there and the village's role as a popular film set.  You've probably seen it in Pride and Prejudice, Wolf Hall or Harry Potter.  Secondly, off to Corsham, home of Corsham Court and of a 17th century almshouse and schoolroom.  Useful links https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock-abbey-fox-talbot-museum-and-villagehttp://www.corsham-court.co.ukhttps://www.citybreakspodcast.co.uk

Gewefa offers new collet chucks. Gewefa UK Limited has expanded its partner portfolio with the addition of products from the Fahrion Precision Centro P Premium range of collet chucks. The Corsham company will introduce three key products from the Premium programme, the Ultra Power Chucks, Dynamic Performance Chucks and Mini Precision Chucks. Available with features integral to all Fahrion systems is the new standard Centro P collet chuck system. Additionally, the new Ultra Power Chucks, or UPC, are designed to optimise material removal rates on high- performance machines with high rigidity and drive power. Radial rigidity, compact length and mechanical pull-out protection generate torque clamping levels of 1,000nM. The very high clamping force usually requires rigid connections which in turn results in the creation and propagation of vibration. The Dynamic Performance Chucks, or DPC, are designed for machines with less stability and drive power, but usually with higher spindle and axis speed. The DPC is ideal for trimming, finishing and roughing with all processing tasks able to be performed using the same chuck. Operational features include high removal rates on machines with contemporary milling strategies, making them ideal for applications in tool and mould manufacture. Finally, the Mini Precision Chucks, or MPC, are designed for use with high-speed spindles or for operating in tight spaces. The MPC chucks feature smaller clamping diameters for high spindle speeds and the very slim outer contours enable deep cavity machining.

Although at the time of release we're all gearing-up for Christmas, the team at Drunk Women Towers invite you to cast your minds back to Halloween 2019 when our tipsy trio boarded the ghost train to foggy Corsham so they could bring Drunk Women Solving Crime to the West Country. You just need to know that because they all talk about being dressed up at the start, but other than that it could be any drunken evening, as the team dive into the life of a confidence trickster whose story became a blockbusting film... don't try to guess what the film is at this stage, because it's really annoying - all will be revealed.As usual they enlist the help of a star super-sleuth and so the wonderful actor, writer and right good laff Kerry Howard engaged her little grey cells and pretty much solved it (along with a woman in the audience who clearly LOVES the film of the story).Huge thanks to all at the Pound Arts Centre, Corsham for supplying a fine wine cellar and for their hospitality.Don't forget to check drunkwomensolvingcrime.com for show listings (some in Spring 2020 to be announced) and for exclusive Drunk Women Solving Crime merch! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode sees the Drunk Women back in the studio, with a crate of prosecco and a crime to solve, so they decided to call on a lady who creates crime in her brain for the entertainment of others - best selling crime writer, Martina Cole!Martina kicks things off with a petty crime committed in her youth, which lead to a VERY public punishment and then lends her considerable crime smarts to help get to the bottom of a case in which was possibly caused by religious fervour, or just an extremely bad father/ship.Come and see The Drunk Women LIVE!Corsham 31st Oct 2019Salford Lowry 22nd Nov 2019And London's Leicester Square Theatre, 3rd Dec 2019 - tickets going on-sale Friday 25th October 2019.Full detrails here: drunkwomensolvingcrime.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if The Drunk Women came together with top-pod The Guilty Feminist and mashed-the-hell out of their formats, dropping a (slightly depressing) drinks trolley into the mix?Well wonder no more, as thanks to the brilliant Deborah Frances-White, this actually happened and you can now hear the result.Not only do you get some classic Guilty Feminist AND Drunk Women Solving Crime gold, but special guest Sindhu Vee lends her super sleuthing and stand-up skills to proceedings.As the gang drink the trolley dry, they get to the bottom of the case of the notorious Ma Barker in front of a sold-out theatre - and let's just say that Guilty Feminist audiences got to see their host in a completely different light!See the Drunk Women live during Autumn 2019:Soho Theatre, London - 17th & 18th OctPound Arts Centre, Corsham - 31st OctSalford Lowry - 22nd Nov.For tickets and full details go to: drunkwomensolvingcrime.com/live See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode has more than a whiff of summer about it, as it was recorded one balmy July evening during the Ventnor Fringe, which prompted comedian Andrea Hubert to get on a ferry to help solve a crime - and confess to one of her own, which resulted in a ASBO.The gang pop a few proseccos and then dissect the misdemeanours of the leaders of a so-called religious cult in Mexico.And this week's audience crime is provided by someone very familiar to one member of the group, although it doesn't sound like they need any help in solving crimes! See the Drunk Women live during Autumn 2019: Soho Theatre, London - 17th & 18th Oct Pound Arts Centre, Corsham - 31st Oct Salford Lowry - 22nd Nov. For tickets and full details go to: drunkwomensolvingcrime.com/live See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this final outing of the Edinburgh Fringe, the Drunk Women welcome the amazing Zoe Lyons to the force. The squiffy foursome then dig into a case involving an unsolved murder, the clergy, and perhaps the biggest pre 21st Century media circus of all-time.But before all of that Zoe recounts the time she was the victim of a fruit-based crime, and as per usual the Edinburgh crowd don't disappoint, as audience member James tells us about a burglary which resulted in the most depressing swag ever stolen.Come and see the Drunk Women LIVE during autumn 2019:The Soho Theatre London on 17th and 18th OctoberThe Pound Arts Centre, Corsham 31st OctoberSalford Lowry, 22nd November.Full details and tickets here: drunkwomensolvingcrime.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this weeks podcast we speak to the inimitable Clive Jones about life at Wellington and Mr Corsham, Justin Flowers, talks about his journey to the dugout.

Janet and Christina talk about Makaton and PEX in worship, Corsham and why Christina likes to go to new wine

Janet and Steve talk about church, Corsham food bank and Universal Credit

Robin gets a lift from Chippenham station to the Pound Arts Centre in Corsham in exchange for drinking tea with me and chatting about my questions...

Last week I once again raised the issue of Corsham station with the Rail Minister. I asked if the Department of Transport has looked into the potential impact on tourism and thus economic benefit to the region of re-opening the station. I will continue to ensure that this remains a priority and I have been working hard as part of the Corsham Town Station Team to get the station opened.

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Michelle Donelan #MP asks a Question about #Corsham #Station during Transport Questions on the 29th of October 2015.