麻豆社

07/10/2015

Consumer affairs programme.

• 45 mins

Mindfulness, High street revival, Fly-tipping

Should we be asking questions about mindfulness techniques?

• 39 mins

Rural homes, Lease cars, Rugby World Cup

Are planners frustrating a government scheme for more rural homes?

• 45 mins

E-cigarettes and teenagers, Tesco price-matching, Roadside trees

Why are the government banning the sale of e-cigarettes to people under the age of 18?

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: In your experience, does gaming undermine academic achievement?

Does playing video games undermine academic achievement?

• 45 mins

Divorce settlements, Small energy suppliers, Food Crime Unit, Alvin Hall on financial apathy, University discrimination

Consumer affairs programme.

• 45 mins

Fraud statistics, Charity award ceremonies, Safety in hospitals

A new report raises concerns about safety in English hospitals - what is being done?

• 45 mins

Craft beer, Missing luggage, Train refunds

Is the mega-brewery merger a threat or opportunity for the UK's microbreweries?

• 45 mins

Winter in a park home, Rural right-to-buy

A look at winter in a holiday park home and rural right-to-buy.

• 45 mins

Call You & Yours: Is love better second time around?

Is love better second time around?

• 45 mins

Cycling to work, Dishonest pension schemes, Lodgers

The pension scheme which was ruled illegitimate and dishonest by a judge.

• 45 mins

Buy-to-let, Plastic plants, Will disputes

Whether scrapping buy-to-let tax relief could lead to more difficulties for tenants.

• 45 mins

Force feeding, Online banking mistakes, National Mole Day

News of a steep rise in patients with eating disorders being fed against their will.

• 45 mins

Dementia, Railways, Movie merchandise

Dementia tsar Alistair Burns talks about a scheme that aims to cure dementia by 2025.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: What big changes have you made for the sake of your health?

Call You and Yours asks listeners what big changes they have made for the sake of health.

• 45 mins

Spotting the scammers, Tackling TB, Literary tourism

How to spot when you're being scammed.

• 45 mins

Charity appeals, School water services, TalkTalk customers.

The RNLI explain why they have decided to only call donors who give permission.

• 45 mins

Renewable subsidy cuts, FC United, Food waste

The future of small renewable energy projects and hospital car parking charges.

• 45 mins

Eon, Disability, Crisps

Diesel emissions; Co-operative Group CEO; disability rights; Eon; crisps.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Internet Safety

Life without the internet these days is hard, but how safe do listeners feel online?

• 45 mins

Disconnecting calls, Airline comparison sites, English wine, Christmas adverts

Disconnecting telephone fraudsters, and how English wine compares with its rivals.

• 45 mins

Sharing personal data on social media, Decluttering your home

How much personal information are you sharing with social media companies?

• 45 mins

Assistance dogs, Energy prices, University fees

Wholesale gas prices are at a record low - why are energy bills not following suit?

• 45 mins

Social Care, Airbags, Qatar Airlines

Including a look at the government's decision on how much money to spend on social care.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Crisis in Care?

Is the care system crumbling under the twin pressures of rising demand and falling funds?

• 45 mins

Lasting power of attorney, Low-cost campervan holidays

Winifred Robinson asks why so few people have granted someone a lasting power of attorney.

• 45 mins

Driverless cars, Mobile phone 'notspots', Stranded on holiday

A look at what it is like to be a passenger in a driverless car.

• 45 mins

Future fuels, University value for money, McDonalds revamp

One senior lecturer gives her view on government plans to improve university teaching.

• 45 mins

Insurance, Letters to Santa, The etiquette of complaining

Including a look at complaints about supermarket customer service.

• 45 mins

Call You and Yours: Confusing Small Print

Listeners tell their stories of getting caught out by the small print.

• 45 mins