The team from This Is Money the award winning section of the mail online are back. This week they take a look at how to complain like a pro with the new professional complaining service, why there’s a growing gap between Britain's richest and poorest families, and what exactly world war two radios have to do with trading.
Guests: Lee Boyce,Rachel Rickard-Straus
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Original Broadcast: Investment Perspectives
Rob Orchard, Director of the Slow Journalism company and publisher of Delayed Gratification magazine, discusses the journalism industry, Delayed Gratification, and why print still has a future
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Original Broadcast: Careers Clinic
According to the Department of Business, Industry and Skills bad management is responsible for as much as 56% of small-business failures. Georgie Frost spoke to Hywel Roberts from Growth Business UK to talk through the issues faced by small businesses.
Guests: Hywel Roberts
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As new research suggests night shifts can have a negative effect on your health, Georgie Frost talks Professor Derk-Yan Dyke, professor of sleep and physiology at Surrey University and Director of the Surrey sleep research centre to find out why working nights are bad for more than just our social life.
Guests: Professor Derk-Yan Dyke
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Original Broadcast: Morning Money at 6:00
Joe Aldridge speaks to Professor Phil Jones of the University of Cardiff, who was the lead architect behind a zero carbon house recently built in Wales, and Steve Turner, of the House Builders Federation, about the government's commitment to green energy.
Guests: Joe Aldridge,Professor Phil Jones,Stever Turner
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Mark Johnson speaks to David Bruce, the man who set up the Firkin pubs chain and who now runs the West Berkshire Brewery, ahead of The Great British Beer Festival taking place in Kensington.
Guests: David Bruce
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Original Broadcast: Morning Money at 6:00
Billy Bambrough speaks to Ian Clayden, Partner at accountancy and business advisory firm BDO, and Owen Evans, Editor at Sports Business International, who offer a financial outlook for the English football season.
Guests: Billy Bambrough,Ian Clayden,Owen Evans
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Sarah Pennells is joined in the studio by Belinda Aspinall, founder of Life After London, David Hollingworth from London and Country Mortgages and Mark Hayward from the National Association of Estate Agents to talk about the financial and social aspects of moving to the country.
Guests: Belinda Aspinall,David Hollingworth,Mark Hayward
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Linda Lewis heads to the Isle of Wight to visit The Garlic Farm, one of the leading UK producers of garlic. Founded by Chairman Colin Boswell over 30 years ago, with day to day business run by his daughter, Linda is shown around the farm, and talks to Colin about the company, the products and all things garlic.
Guests: Colin Boswell
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Linda Lewis talks to CEO Peter Woodd, Kevin Baumber and the rest of the team at Case Station about their fast-growing business making personalised phone and iPad covers, and finds out how their special design technology works.
Guests: Peter Woodd
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