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Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. Presented this week by Terry Lee:

Ged Bailes, a Consultant from the Norvic Clinic in Norwich, discusses the nature of personality disorders and forensic psychiatry services as part of a series of features on a range of mental health issues and services.

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Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week, Terry Lee presents:

• Norwich in the blitz - Gwen Digby, who experienced the Norwich Blitz first hand, talks to Phil Armes
• Personality Disorders and Foresnsic Mental Health Services - Consultant Psychiatrist Ged Bailes talk to Jan Ainsley
• Allotment Gardening - Jasmine's regular feature looks at how to look after your potatoes and tomatoes

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

• Mike Stevens talks to Sarah Sayer of the Dystonia Society
• Jan Ainsley discusses the Perception exibition of photograps of sex workers

Jan and Mike talk to Norman and Rosemary from the Friends of Norfolk Dialect.

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Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows.

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

• Alison Turner talks to  Jenny Sadler of the Ring and Sing school in Norwich - including about their star pupil, Roland Parks
• Tim MacWilliam and Anne Francis, who is running courses in west Norwich on how to set up your own busilness
• Kate Roma with Judith Flowerday discussing Life Coaching

At the start of National Volunteering Week, Mike Stonard talks to Mike Gale of Volunteering England about the contribution of volunteers to our society and communities, why so many people do it, and where you can find out more about local volunteering opportunities.

Mike Stonard at the Mental Health Awareness Day in Norwich and speaking to some of the organisers and some young users of local mental health services about mental health and young people.

Mike Stonard speaks to Dr John Alban, Norfolk County Archivist, about the special recognition given by UNESCO to The Great Hospital's centuries-old records, dating from 1249, and what we can learn from them about our local history.

David Ford, Chairperson of Amnesty International in Norwich, talks to Mike Stonard avout the founding and history of this highly respected international campaigning body, and some of the current issues the organisation is raising around the world.

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. Included this week:

• Terry Lee talks to Deborah Carpenter about Shavuot, the annual jewish fesitval and how it's celebrated in Norwich
• Will Wilson reports from the Bergh Apron Sculpture Trail
• Mike Stonard reports from the Mental Health Awareness Day for young people which was held in The Forum

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

• Mike Stevens speak to Francis and Michael Holmes of Norwich Heritage Projects about the History of Norwich Market
• Sarah Pettigree from local company Brays Cottage Pork Pies talks to Mike Stonard and Terry Lee about pork pies and the Norfolk diet
• John Taylor of Norwich Property Investors Club with Phil Armes

 Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows: This week:

• Tim MacWilliam reports from the Active Norfolk Fit For work Corporate Games
• Jasmine discusses Norwich City of Refuge
• Derek Robinson, founder the Red Card Comedy Club, talks to Mike Stevens

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

• Julie from “Jobhop” talks to Mike Stevens about how to dress for success at job interviews
• Mike Stonard talk’s to Blur’s Dave Rowntree and author Will Bowden
• Alison Taylor learns about “slow food”

Mike Stonard learns about the thousands of child refugees from the Basque region of Spain who came to Britain and Norfolk during the Spanish Civil War of the 1930's from Clive Wilkins Jones from the Norfolk Museums Service

Mike Stonard in discussion with David Ford, local Chairperson of Amnesty International, on the occasion of their 50th Anniversary

Mike Stonard talks to Dr John Alban, County Archivist, about a set of unique hospital records from the 13th century that have received international recognition

 Mike Stonard reports on Norfolk Mental Health Awareness Week 2011

Mike Stonard talks to Blur's Dave Rowntree, now a lawyer and political campaigner, and then they are joined by Will Bowden, author of a new book "We're In The Band"

Mike Stonard talks to actor, author, director, TV presenter, historian, political commentator and Monty Python member Terry Jones about his career, his views on history and politics, his latest children's books and, of course, Monty Python!

Some of the highlights of the week's Community Chest shows. This week:

• Terry Jones, film director, author, political commentator and star of the classic TV comedy show "Monty Python's Flying Circus"  speaking to Mike Stonard about his life and his career and, of course, Month Python
• Jenny Hawkes of the Diocese of Norwich tells Mike Stevens about Open Churches Week

Mike Stonard talks to Dr John Alban of the Norfolk County Record Office about how a recently discovered 526 year old Will has enabled them to identify a soldier from Norfolk who fought in "The Wars of the Roses" at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Dr Alban explains why the discovery is important and what it tells us about the role of Norfolk people in this defining point in English history.

Mike Stonard talks to Brendan Playford of Crush Foods, producer of a locally produced cold-pressed rapeseed oil, which in rich in Omega 3 and 6, has a very high boiling point and has been described as "Norfolk's answer to olive oil" - but with only half the fat content.

Mike Stonard talks to Christopher Simmons from Foodcycle Norwich about they use food discarded by supermarkets to provide nutritious meals to free of charge to needy local people

Mike Stonard talkes to James de Malplaquet, vocalist with Brighton indie chamber-pop band The Miserable Rich, ahead of their live performance at Blickling Hall on Halloween as part of a national tour. Features several tracks from their new CD, Miss You In The Days, which was released on Monday 31st October and was recorded at Blickling Hall and on the Blickling estate in Norfolk.

Mike Stonard talks to Liverpool's singer/songwriter Stephen Langstaff during his recent visit to Norfolk and Suffolk and Stephen plays several tracks live and unplugged

Mike Stonard talks to Mathew May about the Destiny Charity Appeal for "Cots for Tots" and "Sapatra's Fairy Fund" which support very young children who are critically ill

Mike Stonard talks to Steve Snelling, Author of "Norwich, A Shattered City" to mark the 70th anniversary of the Baedeker Raids during World War II, when Norwich was targeted by the Germans and suffered heavy aerial bombing by the Luftwaffe.

Mike Stonard talks to Georgia Pond and Steven Kelly, former Norwich City College catering students who have recently taken the plunge and opened a new cafe in Norwich City Centre which specialises in  home made food using natural, free range ingredients and, unusually, offers a selection of gluten free options. Georgia and Steven talk about the food they produce themeselves and the challenges of setting up a business in the current tough economic climate, while Mike and Susanne try tasty samples!

Mike Stonard speaks to Grant Nicholas of top intenational rock band Feeder, ahead of their appearance at Playfest 2012