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4859: LISTEN¦ Could you have hundreds, perhaps thousands in a bank account you don't know about? Scott Kennerley from the Consumer Council told Frank about Child Trust Funds
Could you have hundreds, perhaps thousands in a bank account you don't know about? Scott Kennerley from the Consumer Council told Frank about Child Trust Funds Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4858: LISTEN|In the first of an 11-part series, looking at how people across NI are coping with lockdown, we hear from post man Brendan, from Belfast. Station manager Peter McVerry also tells Frank more about the Voice of Hope project
In the first of an 11-part series, looking at how people across NI are coping with lockdown, we hear from post man Brendan, from Belfast. Station manager Peter McVerry also tells Frank more about the Voice of Hope project Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4857: LISTEN: DUP leader Arlene Foster says a 'wide coalition' of people oppose the NI Protocol, which 'changes the Good Friday Agreement' and 'adds cost and reduces consumer choice'
DUP leader Arlene Foster says a 'wide coalition' of people oppose the NI Protocol, which 'changes the Good Friday Agreement' and 'adds cost and reduces consumer choice' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4856: LISTEN| From providing PPE, to school sports equipment and helping charities go digital, Lisa McIlvenna, from Business In The Community tells Frank how businesses have helped meet local needs through the National Business Response Network
From providing PPE, to school sports equipment and helping charities go digital, Lisa McIlvenna, from Business In The Community tells Frank how businesses have helped meet local needs through the National Business Response Network Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4856: LISTEN¦ Local author Paul McCracken talks about his gripping new detective novel, Where Crows Land, set in Belfast
Local author Paul McCracken talks about his gripping new detective novel, Where Crows Land, set in Belfast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4855: LISTEN¦ An 8 year old has girl has written to MLAs over the 'heartbreaking' restrictions on dance classes. Frank spoke to Emily and her mum, as well as top dance teacher Gavin Doherty and 4-time Irish dancing world champion Clodagh Davis
An 8 year old has girl has written to MLAs over the 'heartbreaking' restrictions on dance classes. Frank spoke to Emily and her mum, as well as top dance teacher Gavin Doherty and 4-time Irish dancing world champion Clodagh Davis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4854: LISTEN¦ It's been the toughest year ever for performing arts, but Claire Murray from The Lyric and composer Paul Boyd told Frank how they've done all possible to allow people to enjoy the magic of the theatre at home
It's been the toughest year ever for performing arts, but Claire Murray from The Lyric and composer Paul Boyd told Frank how they've done all possible to allow people to enjoy the magic of the theatre at home Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4852: LISTEN¦ 'Families are having to make very difficult choices - will they put food on the table, can they heat their homes - the money's just not there to buy children presents' - Mary Waide from SVP and Major Paul Kingscott from Salvation Army told Frank how they can ensure children living in poverty have a present to open this Christmas
'Families are having to make very difficult choices - will they put food on the table, can they heat their homes - the money's just not there to buy children presents' - Mary Waide from SVP and Major Paul Kingscott from Salvation Army told Frank how they can ensure children living in poverty have a present to open this Christmas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4852: LISTEN¦ From Christmas craft workshops to festive films and live-streamed concerts featuring some of NI's top artists, Margaret Henry from the Arts Collaboration Network tells Frank about the amazing events coming up over the holidays. She also had some great gift ideas
From Christmas craft workshops to festive films and live-streamed concerts featuring some of NI's top artists, Margaret Henry from the Arts Collaboration Network tells Frank about the amazing events coming up over the holidays. She also had some great gift ideas Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4851: LISTEN¦ 'Why not donate your commute?' Chris Conway, CEO of Translink talks to Frank about why it's so important to support the #stuffabusni campaign this year and suggests ways people can help
'Why not donate your commute?' Chris Conway, CEO of Translink talks to Frank about why it's so important to support the #stuffabusni campaign this year and suggests ways that people can help Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4851: LISTEN¦ Digital downloads, face-licking and viva vinyl. Frank spoke to Charlotte Dryden from the Oh Yeah Centre and Mark McCambridge of Arborists about coping without live music and how people can support our amazing local musicians
Digital downloads, face-licking and viva vinyl. Frank spoke to Charlotte Dryden from the Oh Yeah Centre and Mark McCambridge of Arborists about coping without live music and how people can support our amazing local musicians Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4850: LISTEN¦ With around 100,000 children in Northern Ireland living in poverty, campaigns like #stuffabusNI and charities like St Vincent de Paul have never been more important. Frank spoke to Pauline Brown from SVP about the families the collection will help
With around 100,000 children in Northern Ireland living in poverty, campaigns like #stuffabusNI and charities like St Vincent de Paul have never been more important. Frank spoke to Pauline Brown from SVP about the families the collection will help Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4848: LISTEN¦ This year's 'Stuff a Bus' campaign will be different, but with our listeners' support can be bigger than ever! Frank spoke to Susan O'Neill and Kevin Wallace from Translink and Major Jacqui Wright from Salvation Army about this year's appeal
This year's 'Stuff a Bus' campaign will be different, but with our listeners' support can be bigger than ever! Frank spoke to Susan O'Neill and Kevin Wallace from Translink and Major Jacqui Wright from Salvation Army about this year's appeal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4847: LISTEN¦ Ian Milne's fascinating life has been chronicled in a book by renowned journalist Ivan Little. He talked to Frank about going from RUC officer and Orangeman to secret peace broker at Drumcree and latterly an undertaker. He also spoke about how his own experience of abuse has led to him encouraging others to speak out.
Ian Milne's fascinating life has been chronicled in a book by renowned journalist Ivan Little. He talked to Frank about going from RUC officer and Orangeman to secret peace broker at Drumcree and latterly an undertaker. He also spoke about how his own experience of abuse has led to him encouraging others to speak out. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4846: LISTEN¦ 'We want people to work with us so we don't have to move to stricter restrictions' - First Minister Arlene Foster tells Frank it's important people abide by the rules after PM's 'sobering assessment'
'We want people to work with us so we don't have to move to stricter restrictions' - First Minister Arlene Foster tells Frank it's important people abide by the rules after PM's 'sobering assessment' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4845 LISTEN| 'The feeling of being connected, feeling welcome and feeling safe are really important for everyone, especially at the moment - Maeve Monaghan from social enterprise the Now Group tells Frank about the ethos behind their cafes, as they prepare to open two new locations
'The feeling of being connected, feeling welcome and feeling safe are really important for everyone, especially at the moment - Maeve Monaghan from social enterprise the Now Group tells Frank about the ethos behind their cafes, as they prepare to open in two new locations Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4844: LISTEN| If you have anxiety around wearing a face covering, top hypnotherapist @warrenyorkhypno gave @SportyNeesy some top tips for overcoming it on the @U105radio Phone-In
If you have anxiety around wearing a face covering, top hypnotherapist @warrenyorkhypno gave @SportyNeesy some top tips for overcoming it on the @U105radio Phone-In Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4843: LISTEN| 'Newcastle is still open for business but visitors and locals need to take responsibility and follow Covid guidelines' - says Laura Devlin, chair of Newry Mourne & Down Council
'Newcastle is still open for business but visitors and locals need to take responsibility and follow Covid guidelines' - says Laura Devlin, chair of Newry Mourne & Down Council Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4842: LISTEN| 'Arts make up a big part of our identity, who we are, but there's also a hard-headed economic argument for supporting them' SDLP MLA Matthew O'Toole and Margaret Henry from the Arts Collaboration Network welcome £33m in funding for arts venues from the UK Government
'Arts make up a big part of our identity, who we are, but there's also a hard-headed economic argument for supporting them' SDLP MLA Matthew O'Toole and Margaret Henry from the Arts Collaboration Network welcome £33m in funding for arts venues from the UK Government Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4830: LISTEN|Arts groups have adapted to meet demand and help support the local community during the pandemic, says Margaret Henry, now it's time our politicians support the arts
Arts groups have adapted to meet demand and help support the local community during the pandemic, says Margaret Henry, now it's time our politicians support the arts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4829: LISTEN| Quarantining plans 'unenforceable, illogical and ill-timed' - Graham Keddie, managing director at Belfast International Airport tells the U105 Phone-In, as flights resume from Belfast
Quarantining plans 'unenforceable, illogical and ill-timed' - Graham Keddie, managing director at Belfast International Airport tells the U105 Phone-In, as flights resume from Belfast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4828: LISTEN| 'We're in a lifeboat, but they're going to kick us out five miles from shore' - Colin Neill from Hospitality Ulster says Stormont support welcome but without more certainty, thousands of jobs are still at risk
'We're in a lifeboat, but they're going to kick us out five miles from shore' - Colin Neill from Hospitality Ulster says Stormont support welcome but without more certainty, thousands of jobs are still at risk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4827:LISTEN| Songwriter Stevie Horner from Belfast band Lo Mejor and two-weight world boxing champion Carl Frampton told Frank about a new charity single 'The Jackal' released to raise funds for front-line nurses in the NHS
Songwriter Stevie Horner from Belfast band Lo Mejor and two-weight world boxing champion Carl Frampton told Frank about a new charity single 'The Jackal' released to raise funds for front-line nurses in the NHS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4826: LISTEN| Can pets' collars or coats transmit coronavirus? Will hand sanitiser irritate a pet's skin? Can animals catch the virus? Michael Griffiths, from the Jubilee Veterinary Centre answered listeners' questions.
Can pets' collars or coats transmit coronavirus? Will hand sanitiser irritate a pet's skin? Can animals catch the virus? Michael Griffiths, from the Jubilee Veterinary Centre answered listeners' questions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4825: LISTEN| 'If you look at it in isolation you think to yourself, how inhumane, but we all get it, we know the reason why' - Paul Clark told Frank about how current restrictions affected his father's funeral
'If you look at it in isolation you think to yourself, how inhumane, but we all get it, we know the reason why' - Paul Clark told Frank about how current restrictions affected his father's funeral Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4824: LISTEN¦ What kind of meals can we make using store-cupboard ingredients and how can they help boost not only our immunity, but our mood? We spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey from Natural Health NI
What kind of meals can we make using store-cupboard ingredients and how can they help boost not only our immunity, but our mood? We spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey from Natural Health NI Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4823: LISTEN¦ With so much conflicting information about coronavirus, we spoke to an expert, virologist Dr Connor Bamford, about where it came from, how it's spread and what to do if you think you may have been infected
With so much conflicting information about coronavirus, we spoke to an expert, virologist Dr Connor Bamford, about where it came from, how it's spread and what to do if you think you may have been infected Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4822: LISTEN¦ Derry's Brooke Scullion gave a 'knockout' performance on Saturday night as she reached The Voice UK semi final. She spoke to U105 about coping with fame, support from her family and her initiative 'together at home'
Derry's Brooke Scullion gave a 'knockout' performance on Saturday night as she reached The Voice UK semi final. She spoke to U105 about coping with fame, support from her family and her initiative 'together at home' Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4821: LISTEN¦ As schools prepare to open 'as a last resort' for children of key workers and those with special educational needs, health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about some of the plans education officials are considering to ensure health and safety of pupils and teachers
As schools prepare to open 'as a last resort' for children of key workers and those with special educational needs, health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about some of the plans education officials are considering to ensure health and safety of pupils and teachers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4820: 'People's actions today will have a direct effect on our hospital system, on our ICU beds and how our health system copes in two weeks time - Health Minister Robin Swann tells U105 it's 'despairing' to see people flouting social distancing advice
4820: 'People's actions today will have a direct effect on our hospital system, on our ICU beds and how our health system copes in two weeks time - Health Minister Robin Swann tells U105 it's 'despairing' to see people flouting social distancing advice Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4819: LISTEN¦ 'There is no need to panic buy, there is enough to go around' - Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon reassures shoppers after she takes strong steps to ensure supermarket shelves remain stocked and home heating supplies are uninterrupted
'There is no need to panic buy, there is enough to go around' - Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon reassures shoppers after she takes strong steps to ensure supermarket shelves remain stocked and home heating supplies are uninterrupted Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4818: LISTEN¦ With families set to spend much more time in close proximity, how can we minimise friction and what is the likely impact on relationships? Frank heard from Relate NI CEO Duane Farrell
With families set to spend much more time in close proximity, how can we minimise friction and what is the likely impact on relationships? Frank heard from Relate NI CEO Duane Farrell Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4817: LISTEN¦ What can or should government do to support people and businesses struggling as a result of coronavirus? Could a universal basic income help keep families afloat? Frank spoke to senior economist Dr Esmond Birnie
What can or should government do to support people and businesses struggling as a result of coronavirus? Could a universal basic income help keep families afloat? Frank spoke to senior economist Dr Esmond Birnie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4816: LISTEN¦ How will school closures affect teachers and children preparing for important exams? What guidance have schools been given? Frank spoke to principal Ciaran Mackin
How will school closures affect teachers and children preparing for important exams? What guidance have schools been given? Frank spoke to principal Ciaran Mackin Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4815: LISTEN¦ 'If it is not urgent, you are diverting our time away from helping the most vulnerable' - a pharmacist urges people to show 'patience and kindness' to avoid much-needed services being swamped by non-essential requests
'If it is not urgent, you are diverting our time away from helping the most vulnerable' - a pharmacist urges people to show 'patience and kindness' to avoid much-needed services being swamped by non-essential requests Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4814: LISTEN¦ Health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about new measures set to be introduced to reduce the impact and stress on GP surgeries and the risk of spreading infection
Health correspondent Lisa Smyth talks about new measures set to be introduced to reduce the impact and stress on GP surgeries and the risk of spreading infection Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4813: LISTEN¦ Teaching unions have urged the First and Deputy First Minister to end uncertainty by setting a date for school closures. Frank spoke to Gerry Murphy, chair of the NI Teachers' Council
Teaching unions have urged the First and Deputy First Minister to end uncertainty by setting a date for school closures. Frank spoke to Gerry Murphy, chair of the NI Teachers' Council Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4812: LISTEN¦ Frozen veg, nut butters and honey - what kinds of food should we be putting in our 'pandemic pantry' if we have to self-isolate? Frank spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey
Frozen veg, nut butters and honey - what kinds of food should we be putting in our 'pandemic pantry' if we have to self-isolate? Frank spoke to nutritionist Sal Hanvey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4811: LISTEN¦ Are UK motorist still paying too much for fuel? With tumbling oil prices, campaigner Howard Cox of Fair Fuel UK says consumers should be feeling the benefit at the pump
Are UK motorist still paying too much for fuel? With tumbling oil prices, campaigner Howard Cox of Fair Fuel UK says consumers should be feeling the benefit at the pump Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4810: LISTEN¦ Bellaghy's own Brooke Scullion talks about wowing the judges on The Voice, working with mentor Meghan Trainor and what makes people in south Derry special
Bellaghy's own Brooke Scullion talks about wowing the judges on The Voice, working with mentor Meghan Trainor and what makes people in south Derry special Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4809: LISTEN¦ 'People need proper information'. Leaked details of a top-level meeting of health officials suggests NI's facing a 'rapid rise' in coronavirus cases a number of measures being considered to prevent panic buying. Frank heard from Irish News health correspondent Seanín Graham
'People need proper information'. Leaked details of a top-level meeting of health officials suggests NI's facing a 'rapid rise' in coronavirus cases a number of measures being considered to prevent panic buying. Frank heard from Irish News health correspondent Seanín Graham Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4808: LISTEN¦ With people over 70 facing the possibility of months of self-isolation, how can we support our older neighbours and loved ones? Frank spoke to Age NI Chief Executive Linda Robinson
With people over 70 facing the possibility of months of self-isolation, how can we support our older neighbours and loved ones? Frank spoke to Age NI Chief Executive Linda Robinson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4807: LISTEN¦ Can changing the way you think have an impact on your physical health, including your immune system? Frank spoke to mind wellness expert Deirdre Maguire
Can changing the way you think have an impact on your physical health, including your immune system? Frank spoke to mind wellness expert Deirdre Maguire Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4806: LISTEN¦ Cyber criminals are seeking to exploit fears over coronavirus by targeting web users seeking information. Cyber security expert Wayne Denner explains how to avoid getting caught out
Cyber criminals are seeking to exploit fears over coronavirus by targeting web users seeking information. Cyber security expert Wayne Denner explains how to avoid getting caught out Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4805: LISTEN¦ 'This isn't about money, this is about people' - Colin Neill, CEO of Hospitality Ulster urges the government to create a fund to ensure staff who are unable to work are protected
'This isn't about money, this is about people' - Colin Neill, CEO of Hospitality Ulster urges the government to create a fund to ensure staff who are unable to work are protected Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4804: LISTEN¦ 'Be kind, buy responsibly' - Aodhan Connolly, head of the NI Retail Consortium urges people not to panic buys, and praised shop staff working round the clock to ensure shoppers can get what they need
'Be kind, buy responsibly' - Aodhan Connolly, head of the NI Retail Consortium urges people not to panic buys, and praised shop staff working round the clock to ensure shoppers can get what they need Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4802: LISTEN¦ People are stockpiling disinfectant, preparing to self-isolate and cancelling travel plans to avoid contracting coronavirus. What can you do to boost your immune system. Frank heard from nutritionist Sal Hanvey
4802: LISTEN¦ People are stockpiling disinfectant, preparing to self-isolate and cancelling travel plans to avoid contracting coronavirus. What can you do to boost your immune system. Frank heard from nutritionist Sal Hanvey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4801: LISTEN¦ Alliance have drawn voters away from the DUP and Sinn Fein in sizable numbers, according to a University of Liverpool study. Could they dislodge one of the two largest parties to become a dominant force in local politics? Frank heard the thoughts of Prof Peter Shirlow
Alliance have drawn voters away from the DUP and Sinn Fein in sizable numbers, according to a University of Liverpool study. Could they dislodge one of the two largest parties to become a dominant force in local politics? Frank heard the thoughts of Prof Peter Shirlow Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4800: LISTEN¦ More than half of NI drivers admit to using their phone behind the wheel. Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says we need a culture and behaviour change and plans to introduce tougher penalties. Frank also spoke to road safety expert Terence Malcolm
More than half of NI drivers admit to using their phone behind the wheel. Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon says we need a culture and behaviour change and plans to introduce tougher penalties. Frank also spoke to road safety expert Terence Malcolm Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
4799: LISTEN¦ As the number of coronavirus victims here rises to 12, how will the spread be contained and will it affect large-scale events? Frank spoke to health correspondent Lisa Smyth and Carla Dallas from Coagh United, who had to take steps after the team came into contact with a player with the virus
As the number of coronavirus victims here rises to 12, how will the spread be contained and will it affect large-scale events? Frank spoke to health correspondent Lisa Smyth and Carla Dallas from Coagh United, who had to take steps after the team came into contact with a player with the virus Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.