Celebrity Interviews
Interview: Brenda Edwards on her Third Hairspray Tour
A syndicate interview with Brenda Edwards, starring as Motormouth Maybelle in the upcoming tour of the musical Hairspray. Read more
Interview: Gok Wan - Designer, Presenter, Performer
Clara Knight meets Gok Wan in anticipation of his upcoming role in the pantomime 'Snow White'. Read more
David Gandy talks about his campaign to get children reading
Jane McGowan talks to model and Achievement for All ambassador David Gandy about his campaign to get children reading Read more
The world of statistics: an interview with professor Jennifer Rogers
An interview with Professor Jennifer Rogers discussing life in lockdown and her interesting career. Read more
Pregnancy, parenting and podcasts
Discussing pregnancy, parenting and podcasts with Anna Williamson and Zoe Blaskey. Read more
Lucy Alexander: Life, loss and G&Ts on the beach
Lucy Alexander, star of BBC1’s Homes Under the Hammer, talks to Fiona Adams about life, loss and G&Ts on the beach Read more
International sculptor Kate MccGwire
Internationally renowned sculptor Kate MccGwire talks to Jane McGowan about feathers, family and finding success... Read more
Samira Ahmed fights for fairness
BBC journalist Samira Ahmed took her employer to tribunal over equal pay and won. Here she tells Fiona Adams about her passion for Persia, her love for South London and how important it is to fight for fairness Read more
Q&A With Dame Julie Andrews
Screen royalty and national treasure, Julie Andrews tells Rosanna Greenstreet about her early memories of Walton, her passion for reading and her regret at the loss of her singing voice Read more
Lorraine Kelly; family, stress and her new role
Jane McGowan chats to TV star Lorraine Kelly about fitness, family and her new role as patron of Mole Valley’s Arts e-Live festival Read more
Sir Ian Botham beefs up charity fundraising
One of the big stars who signed up to appear on Cookalong TV is the newly honoured cricketing legend, Sir Ian Botham. Read more
Simon Bird on his new film, fatherhood and finding his feet as a director
What's changed since The Inbetweeners? Read more
Poetry and surviving lockdown with Gyles Brandreth
Sophie Farrah hears how learning poetry has helped Gyles Brandreth survive the lockdown, and why slowing down is not in his vocabulary... Read more
Davina McCall shares why we need to get fit and tips to make it happen
So, how have you spent your lockdown? Read more
Nicola Naylor on sight loss, setbacks and strength
She refuses to let her blindness hold her back. Read more
Mock the Week-regular and Richmond resident Milton Jones
Milton Impossible is at Richmond Theatre on Mar 28-29 Read more
An interview with David Baddiel
David Baddiel is feeling a little bit low. Read more
Rosamund Lupton on her latest emotionally charged thriller
The nature of extremism – its causes and its consequences – is explored in Three Hours, the new novel from Farnham author Rosamund Lupton. Read more
Anton du Beke reveals all
Anton du Beke talks to Alice Cairns about Erin Boag, his novel-writing and 15 years of Strictly... Read more
Al Murray at the Rose
The Pub Landlord is back to spread a revolution of common sense. Mehvish Patel meets comedian Al Murray Read more
Former armed robber Michael Maisey on how he turned his life around
At the age of 12, Michael Maisey was smoking crack and treading the corridors of crime. Now a businessman, author, mentor and father, he tells Tessa Parry-Wingfield about turning his life around... Read more
Antiques Roadshow and collectables expert Mark Hill
It’s farewell to the flatpack and hello to the heirloom. Mark Hill from Antiques Roadshow tells Jane McGowan why yesterday’s objects are the scoop of the day Read more
Karen Hauer concentrates on Strictly
Jane McGowan finds Karen Hauer ready to reignite the dancefloor... Read more
Rock photographer who snapped Queen, Madonna and David Bowie opens new gallery in London
Denis O’Regan has photographed the royalty of rock. Miranda Jessop visits his gallery of greats Read more
Neil Oliver shares secrets of Britain's past
This month he is in Kingston Read more
Green Goddess, Diana Moran at 80 on keeping fit and healthy
Age has not slowed down this glamorous grandmother one bit Read more
Angela Rippon, 75, has no plans on slowing down
Known for presenting programmes like Top Gear, Come Dancing and Rip Off Britain Read more
Prof Jim Al-Khalili writes his first novel
Jim Al-Khalili is among the public faces of science. Now his career is taking a novel turn. Read more
Comedian musician Janis Haves
Kingston has possibly the only comic ever to have been nominated for the Mercury Music Prize Read more
Q&A with cricket legend Kevin Pietersen
Embarrassing hairdos, getting sacked and why he is batting for the endangered white rhino... Read more
Andrea McLean opens up about menopause
She's on a mission to demystify the nation Read more
Charlotte Hawkins on learning the piano and coping with Piers Morgan
"When I have had a stressful day – after all I do sit next to Piers Morgan all morning – I need a good dose of classical music to remind me that everything is alright in the world." Read more
Eel Pie Records: Vinyl is back
Better than Spotify Read more
Hal Cruttenden to headline at this year's Guildford Fringe Festival
You can see Hal Cruttenden at Gag House Comedy Superstars, G Live, Jun 28 Read more
Meet TV racing presenter Nick Luck
Including his most memorable moments Read more
Alex Kingston stars in new razor-sharp comedy Admissions
Coming to Richmond Theatre May 27 - June 1 Read more
Babita Sharma on why corner shops are the best of British
“Corner shops provide a snapshot of what’s going on in British life." Read more
Clare Teal is heading for the hills
We sit down with her before she takes to the stage Read more
The man who launched Luna Cinema from his hospital bed
“Life’s all about being in the right place at the right time” Read more
Jeremy Dyson's Ghost Stories
Can theatre really be that scary? Read more
Victoria Stilwell on understanding your pet
Decoding the secret language of dogs Read more
Nigel Harman and his new bad boy role
He's glad to be bad Read more
Vicki Anstey: 'It was hardcore 24/7'
From the advertising industry to the Andes Read more
Local Bianca Mills is on a mission to empower women
Women supporting women Read more
Norda Mullen's favourite Richmond spots
The Moody Blues flautist shares her Richmond highlights Read more
Work & Play Scrapstore, an Aladdin’s cave of lost treasures
Inside Work and Play Scrapstore, it’s a hive of activity Read more
Celebrated children’s author Liz Pichon
Tom Gates prepares to make his theatre debut... Read more
Strictly’s Kevin Clifton
Rock of Ages is at New Wimbledon Theatre from Feb 26 Read more
Fern Britton stars in Calendar Girls
Calendar Girls comes to Woking March 26-30 Read more
Diet guru Michael Mosley
His tour is aimed at getting the public to rethink its attitude to diet Read more
Q&A with Nish Kumar
"I would like to attend the Oscars drunk" Read more
From Tennessee to Twickenham, meet Norda Mullen
“I wanted to be the best." Read more
Sophie Ellis-Bextor talks music and motherhood
You could say that Sophie Ellis-Bextor has got rather a lot on her plate Read more
Sister Act: Ward Thomas
We meet the sister duo dominating the country music scene Read more
Stephen Tompkinson comes to Guildford
Art is at Yvonne Arnaud from Feb 18-23 Read more
The Surrey squad taking on The Special Olympics
There's a new squad in town Read more
Samantha Womack is The Girl on the Train
The Girl on the Train rolls into Richmond in February. Read more
What's cooking with James Haskell?
Not much gets past James Haskell on the rugby pitch. Now he’s serving up his secrets on a plate Read more