North West England
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Search complete. 18 mentions across 9 episodes found for "North West England".
Oct 9, 2026
Lee BestallGUEST
It won't be as long as if I were starting.
Lee BestallGUEST
So, yeah, it's not just North West.
Lee BestallGUEST
We're kind of like, it's a weird one, actually.
Amy AndrewsHOST
Midlands and North West.
Amy AndrewsHOST
When
Lee BestallGUEST
you look at our location on a map, Yorkshire is a bit like, is it North West? Is it North East? You know, when you're ticking a box on these forms, it doesn't really fit into any of them.
Lee BestallGUEST
I wouldn't say we were Midlands either.
Lee BestallGUEST
Right, okay.
Maureen SaintGUEST
And it's also thinking about the economic impact of sunbed shops too, because they have a great economic impact on high streets, especially in parts of the UK where we see higher use of sunbeds.
Maureen SaintGUEST
The North West, the North East, parts of Scotland...
Maureen SaintGUEST
And it's important to toe the line between what are the economic impacts on the NHS for skin cancer cases, but also for these small businesses which rely on their salons being open.
Maureen SaintGUEST
Yeah, and often
Richie AllenHOST
God love him.
Richie AllenHOST
He's running around across the North East and the North West of the UK these last couple of days.
Richie AllenHOST
We did say 5.45, but he's not here.
Richie AllenHOST
He's not going to make it.
Adam EleyHOST
do really like how you guys go to lots of different sizes of shows and you get out to some smaller ones as well and I think that's appreciated and I like to see it as well and it's you know you get organisers of smaller shows that have all of a sudden got a big brand coming along and it's great for them it's great for the promotion of the event as well as for the punters being able to get to see you guys and see the products and have a chat and everything I just think it's great to see manufacturers getting out there to smaller shows as well as just the big ones.
RichardHOST
I think you've got to as well because you've got to appreciate that people, whether they're in the North East, North West, South East, South West, can't go to every show that you go to.
RichardHOST
So they can't turn up at the NEC.
RichardHOST
It's not always feasible.
JamesHOST
There's one at Wheelstone and one at Tranmere Rovers.
JamesHOST
I think it's interesting to talk about nowadays with the development of youngsters, how important Is it for the youngsters to go out and get that experience in other locations? Like Wieldstone, obviously just around the corner from Harrow, very close to Watford where you grew up, but also Tranmere up in the Wirral, up in the North West.
JamesHOST
How did you find those experiences?
Marvin SordellGUEST
Both of those were incredibly vital in my path to cementing myself in the first team of Watford at that time.
Marvin SordellGUEST
A really, really important
JamesHOST
experience then.
JamesHOST
And also, from a non-footballing perspective, how was it moving away from family, friends, Miles up to North West.
JamesHOST
Were you in digs? No,
Dan TiernanPANELIST
Yeah, very good.
Ola LabibGUEST
Do you know the first time I met Dan was in Manchester because we started in the North West and we did a gig together.
Ola LabibGUEST
Salford,
Dan TiernanPANELIST
no?
Nick FerrariHOST
And I want to ask you, particularly mums, but dads as well, If there had been a cot cam over your baby or greater monitoring of when you gave birth or prior to going birth as they were waiting for you to be in that position or possibly talked about giving you some kind of drugs or ultimately it was a C-section, whatever it was, Had there been a cot cam, had there been a bed cam for you as you were talked through the delivery of your baby or immediate care of your child, and for the love of God, I hope they all survived, what would the cot cam have captured for you as you delivered or after you delivered? Mums, I want to hear from you in a minute, but let's get the full background to the story.
Nick FerrariHOST
LBC's North West correspondent, Chris Chambers, covered the inquiry and joins me now.
Nick FerrariHOST
Chris, morning, what have you got?
Chris ChambersCORRESPONDENT
Morning, Nick.
5 MINS LATER
Nick FerrariHOST
12 after 7.
Nick FerrariHOST
Let's bring with the conversation a health professional.
Nick FerrariHOST
Professor John Ashton was Regional Director of Public Health for North West England, indeed a post he held for more than a decade.
Nick FerrariHOST
John, I'm grateful also to you for your time.
Dylan NaylorHOST
So we get a medal for being first Merseyside.
Dylan NaylorHOST
But technically as well, we came second in the North West because Salford's B team came second.
Dylan NaylorHOST
So they won first B team and they don't like going the main results.
Dylan NaylorHOST
But yeah, Salford shows the depth at Salford.
Dylan NaylorHOST
I enjoyed yesterday.
Dylan NaylorHOST
It was good.
Dylan NaylorHOST
We had four teams out for the North West relays.
Dylan NaylorHOST
And yeah, it was a tough course, which I'll get into.
Greg LambertHOST
And Stevie Knight turns heel on you and he then becomes a massive villain in Morecambe.
Greg LambertHOST
So that was pivotal for what we were doing in the North West.
Greg LambertHOST
What are your memories of that time, of wrestling for FWA and wrestling up in the Morecambe Dome? Do
Greg BurridgeGUEST
you know what I remember about the Dome? The Dome was amazing.