Cllr Jonathan Nunn, Leader of the new West Northamptonshire Council, in the first of two interviews, looks back on 2021 as a year of major transition in the county's local government, the key policy issues, the challenges of the transformation as well as

Rachel Duncan, CEO, and David Loyd-Hearn, trustee and treasurer of the Northamptonshire Domestic Abuse Service (NDAS) discuss the post-Xmas rise in demand for NDAS services in January, the trigger points many facets of abuse, as well as the challenges and

Sara Homer, CEO of Northampton's Brackmills Industrial Estate Business Improvement District (BID), reports on the current state of business on the business park, as well as ambitious plans to connect the park, the town centre and the university and her ch

Northampton mosque Imam Sayfullah Nasir, who is also the University of Northampton Imam supporting Muslim students, gives his perspective on the Christmas and New Year period, sharing insights into his faith, his vocatuon and his extensive community work

Business woman Connie Penn, a card payment expert and consultant, talks about how she is gradually retiring to spend more time on her charity and community work, with music at its core, and how as a regular listener Open4Business has kept her informed and

Ben Thomas, founder and MD, and Frazer Arnott, Digital Content Manager, review the lastest All Things Business magazine and their recent busy schedule with two recent events - the Northants Business Excellence and Northants Education Excellence Awards din

Father Oliver Coss, the Rector of All Saints Church in Northampton, shares insights into the business of running a church as well as his thoughts on the meaning of Christmas, the community work of the church and the lessons learned under Covid plus his ho

Andrew Hollett, the General Manager of the Kettering Park Hotel, talks about the challenges of running a hospitality business under Covid, preparations for Christmas and exciting news of the hotel in 2022, with its emphasis on high quality and supporting

NLive Radio Station Manager Martin Steers looks back at the station's great progress over the past 12 months, gives insights into the business of running a local radio station and then looks forward with optimism and enthusiasm to 2022, as NLive enhances

Up & coming artist and Marefair gallery manager Sarah Martin talks about her life and career, and her inspiring work with disadvantaged  children in care, which allows them to express themselves though art - drawing on her own difficult upbringin