Devon Review - Exmouth Festival, cardiac arrests and valuable pennies

Devon Review - Cancer at 14 and Sooty

This week, Lauren spoke to Richard Cadell who's been the puppeteer behind Britain's favourite yellow bear Sooty since 1998. They discussed a range of Sooty related topics, including the new museum at Crealy Theme Park and Resort. Lauren also spoke to Lauren King about her experience of being diagnosed with cancer at 14 and the fears that she faced around that.

Devon Review - Rainbow Run, refugee's crowd-funder and Jasper Carrott

This week, Lauren spoke to the organiser of Exeter's Rainbow Run which is in aid of Children's Hospice South West. She also spoke to Khalid, a refugee who launched a crowd-funder in hopes of buying a food truck and Jasper Carrott gave an insight into the Devon leg of his tour.

Devon Review - Exmouth Festival, cardiac arrests and valuable pennies

This week, we look at how Exmouth Festival is celebrating the Queen's platinum jubilee after two years away. We also speak to the Devon Air Ambulance about their campaign to raise awareness for cardiac arrests and we also look at why a penny from 1933 is more valuable than a penny from the year before.

Devon Review - Les Miserables, We Will Rock You and Exeter Pride

This week, we catch up with two of the actors who are playing iconic roles in Les Miserables when the show comes to the south west, Michael McKell tells us more about his musical We Will Rock You and we also speak to the chair of Exeter Pride about the event.

Devon Review - Tony Hadley, Romeo and Juliet and Torbay music festival

This week, we spoke to Spandau Ballet front man Tony Hadley about his upcoming gig in Torquay. We also look at a music festival which is celebrating the Queen's platinum jubilee and will run alongside the Torbay Airshow and we also speak to an Exeter College student who is playing in Romeo and Juliet at the Cygnet Theatre.