March 28, 2024

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Stewart Ward tells Great Yorkshire Radio why it's a great time to visit Sewerby Hall & Gardens right now. The House is open weekends only, and the gardens are currently free to stroll around until 22nd October. Stretch your legs and enjoy the Autumn colours! There's also a spooky week of activities coming up for Spooky Sewerby in the run-up to Hallowe'en during the half term (entry charges apply). Have a listen to find out more.

Great Yorkshire Radio catches up with the Leader of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Jonathan Owen. We cover the vaccination take-up rate in East Yorkshire, the rollout of the flu jab during the coming months, the consultation on how the Council engages with its customers, a review on Beverley's Saturday Market and its pedestrianisation, the new East Riding Leisure facility at Haltemprice and the recent free compost giveaway.

From learning to walk in a pair of heels to how he ended up taking to the Strictly ballroom dancefloor, Watty chats to Ore Oduba, who's starring in the Rocky Horror Picture Show. We also find out what Celebrity SAS : Who Dares Wins was like. Was it as gruelling as it looked on the telly?

Great Yorkshire Radio finds out about Brighter Journeys, a new campaign that's been launched alongside Network Rail to support rail passengers' mental health. We chat to Jake Mills, who is the founder and CEO of Chasing The Stigma, about why now is an important time for this initiative following the pandemic. Search for "Hub of Hope" in your app store, and have a listen to find out more!

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