Radio Harrow

Philip Bennet of the Tonic Choir joins Gary Walker on Radio Harrow's Breakfast programme to talk about the choir and their concert at Harrow Arts Centre on Saturday 13 March at 5 PM. The interview includes a brief selection from their recent CD.

Alex Mendham talks about his Orchestra, the Youthful 1920s/30s Dance Band and the up coming performance at the Harrow Arts Centre 11 March at 7:30 PM.

John Michie currently starring in the BBC hit drama Holby City veteran of other noteworthy roles talks with Gary Walker and Daniel Cash on Radio Harrow Breakfast.

Gary Walker interviews Gareth Thomas, the Member of Parliament for Harrow West.

Ahead of the opening of Pinner High School in September 2016, the new school headmaster joined Shrey Puranik and Tony McNab in the Radio Harrow studio for a chat.

Join the Monday Night Request Team as the play a game of The Monday Minute.

Daz Wiltshire of the Metropolitan Police in Harrow discusses personal safety and protection against crime with Gary Walker on Radio Harrow's Breakfast Show.

The cast of Hatch End High School's production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast talk about their upcoming performance.

Miles Otway interviews Lisa Carroll about her weight loss hypnotherapy programmes on Radio Harrow.

Dry January is a campaign run by Alcohol Concern which challenges people to stop drinking for a month. Adrian Jugdoyal, the Clinical Lead on Alcohol and Drugs Services at the Hepatology Department in the London North West Healthcare Trust joined Radio Harrow to talk about the health benefits of taking part in Dry January. The campaign asks people to get sponsors to support participants which will raise funds for Alcohol Concern. They are a charity which provides support and advice to anyone concerned or suffering with alcoholism whilst campaigning to reduce general alcohol consumption in the country.

Radio Harrow's Pantomime 2015 - Tweeting Beauty Based on the tale of Sleeping Beauty this version has been adapted for the 21st Century, mixing Christmas, Radio Harrow Presenters and the world of Twitter.

Esme Tyers (Director) and Desmond Gayner (Lead Actor) from The East Lane Theatre joined the Sunday Shuffle to talk about their upcoming play 'The Perfect Murder'. The thriller written by Hugh Janes promises lots of twists and turns and is the East Lane Theatre's 101st production. Esme and Desmond describe their preparations, ambitions and nerves before the play's opening night and give an insight into the workings of the East Lane Theatre.

Simon Crawford of the London North West Health Care NHS Trust talks about the 'Pride in our Staff Excellence Awards'. You can submit your nominations on www.lnwh.nhs.uk/about-us/awards/s…-nomination-form/

Gary Walkers speaks to Conservative MP Bob Blackman - about life as an MP, the challenges ahead in the Harrow East: including Budgets, Housing and NHS

Monday Love Health: Claire & Rikesh discuss their experiences in dieting and weight loss, they are also joined by Personal Trainer & Fitness Instructor Stacie Souroukides.

Claire Knight presents highlights from the Hampton Court Flower Show 2015. Claire visited the show on Friday 3rd July and describes some of what could be found on the day. The gardens on display, the flowers being exhibited and the food and drink that could be found. The show also includes interviews with Beverley Searle, the CEO of the charity Unique (which began life in Harrow) and the Jaques Armand Nursery based in Stanmore.

Nick Conn, founder of the Online Rehab, joins Matt & Elz to talk about his life, how he overcame drug abuse and how his business helps people today.

Steve Baker, the Harrow Borough manager, spoke to Paul Billington from our Saturday Sports Show, about his time at the club since his tenure began in late January. Steve gives a candid account of the challenges he faced taking the helm of a club which was not performing well, the achievements he has made to date - which includes keeping Harrow Borough in the Ryman Premier in the "Great Escape", winning a couple of trophies and nearly matching the clubs best ever start to the season for over 30 years - whilst also giving his views on the future for him and Harrow Borough. Saturday's 2-6pm on Radio Harrow Listen radioharrow.org @HarrowSport

Best bits of Radio Harrow from June 2015