Joe is a broadcaster, journalist and history presenter best known for his regular reports on BBC1’s the One Show and Countryfile.
A compelling story-teller with tremendous energy, warmth and expertise, Joe is equally at home fronting big series as he is presenting five minute films. He’s also an experienced live presenter regularly appearing in the One Show studio or fronting OBs across the country as well as hosting and co-presenting from the One Show’s green sofa...
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David Domoney is a television gardening presenter, who co-presents on ITV1’s Love Your Garden alongside Alan Titchmarsh—the most-viewed gardening TV show in Britain today which peaks at a staggering 4 million viewers. He’s the resident gardener on ITV1’s flagship daytime TV show, This Morning, and the gardening expert on James Martin’s Saturday Morning show. A gardening columnist for the Sunday Mirror and Grow Your Own magazine, David also writes regularly for his official website—which receives...
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Suzie Fletcher is a member of the skilled team on BBC One's The Repair Shop. The experienced restorer and saddle-maker has a huge passion for horses and design and shares these talents on the popular TV series.
As a country girl, lover of horses and creative artist specialising in leather work Suzie combined her passions to become one of the first female Master Saddlers in the UK.
Through various commissions Suzie was offered a position in America....
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Kate Fox is a writer, comedian and ‘stand-up poet’. She was awarded a PhD in solo stand up performance, class, gender and Northernness at Leeds University. She has featured on Radio 4's Saturday Live, at the Glastonbury Festival and the Great North Run, and has performed commissioned poems for BBC1, BBC2’s Daily Politics, Radio 3 and 6Music. Her two half-hour comedy shows "The Price of Happiness" were aired on R4, and she has presented Pick...
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Claire Calman’s novels include Love is a Four-Letter Word, Lessons for a Sunday Father, I Like it Like That, and Cross My Heart and Hope to Die. Her short stories have appeared in numerous magazines and anthologies and she has performed her comic verse live and on radio, including for BBC Radio 4. She is also regularly invited as a broadcaster on BBC Radio London and LBC. ...
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Debbie Taylor is the founder and Editorial Director of Mslexia. She has worked as an editor at New Internationalist and Writing Women magazines and as a writer, researcher and project manager for many organisations, including Oxfam, Anti Slavery, BBC 2, Channel 4, UNICEF and WHO. She is the author of four novels....
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Debbie Taylor is the founder and Editorial Director of Mslexia. She has worked as an editor at New Internationalist and Writing Women magazines and as a writer, researcher and project manager for many organisations, including Oxfam, Anti Slavery, BBC 2, Channel 4, UNICEF and WHO. She is the author of four novels....
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George Mann is a Sunday Times bestselling novelist and scriptwriter.
He’s the author of the supernatural crime series, Wychwood, as well as the popular Newbury & Hobbes Victorian fantasy/mystery series. He’s written several novels featuring a 1920s vigilante known as The Ghost, as well as bestsellingDoctor Who novels, a Star Warsbook, and new adventures for Sherlock Holmes.
His comic writing includes extensive work onDoctor Who, Dark Souls, Warhammer 40,000,Star Wars, Project Blue Book and a series...
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Professor Robert Thomas is a Consultant Oncologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital Cambridge and Bedford Hospital specialising in the treatment of breast, prostate, skin and bowel cancer with hormones, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and biological treatments – with over 25 years experience. He is a regular clinical teacher at Cambridge University and lectures at Hospitals support groups and University across the World.
Uniquely, is he also a professor of Biological and Exercise Science at Coventry University, a professor...
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