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Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse – The Most Glamorous Day of the Year is Almost Here!
If there’s one date in the Nottinghamshire social calendar that gives us all permission to dress up, get the girls together and be just a little bit fabulous, it’s Ladies Day at Southwell Racecourse. And the good news? It’s happening THIS SUNDAY! On Sunday 16th August, Southwell Racecourse hosts one of its biggest events of the year – Ladies Day 2026 – bringing together racing, fashion, fizz, friends and a brilliant party atmosphere. So… what are you wearing? Let’s face it, L
Lucy Trinder
Aug 132 min read


What Makes a Great Podcast? (Hint: It's Not the Microphone.)
Podcasting has never been more popular. Whether you're a business wanting to build trust, an organisation looking to engage your audience, or someone with a story to tell, podcasts have become one of the most powerful ways to connect with people.
katietrinder
Jul 303 min read


James Device & John Bulock: The Forgotten Men of the Pendle Witch Trials
When people think of the Pendle Witch Trials of 1612, it's usually the women who come to mind. Names such as Alizon Device, Anne Whittle and Alice Nutter have become synonymous with one of England's most infamous witchcraft prosecutions.
katietrinder
Jul 293 min read


We're Delighted to Welcome Mansfield 103.2 as Our New Media Partner
We're incredibly proud to announce that Mansfield 103.2 has become one of our official media partners for Trinder and Trinder Productions.
katietrinder
Jul 282 min read


The Leicester Witch Trials of 1616: England's Forgotten Witch Hunt?
Last week Katie and Sarah headed off to Leicester Castle to find out more about the Leicester Witch Trials. If they’re honest they didn’t know there had been anyone executed in Leicester on charges of witchcraft.
katietrinder
Jul 272 min read


The Commonwealth Games Are Back... But Here Are a Few Things You Might Not Know
When the Commonwealth Games come around, it's easy to get caught up in the medal table.
Who won gold?
Who broke a record?
Who stood on the podium?
Lucy Trinder
Jul 232 min read


The Most Important Conversation Our New Prime Minister Andy Burnham Will Have This Week
From Number 10 to Buckingham Palace for a brew with the King.
This week marks the 7th new Prime Minister for Britain in 10 years
Whatever your political persuasion (and that's not what this article is about), one moment in the day fascinates us more than any other.... your first audience with our Monarch.
katietrinder
Jul 201 min read


Katie Price, Nothing to Hide: Changed My Mind... But Not in the Way You Might Think
Last night I binged Katie Price: Nothing to Hide, and I'll admit, I went into it with a completely different perspective than I would have done a year ago. Like a lot of people who grew up in the 90s, Katie Price has always been impossible to ignore. Whether you knew her as Jordan, followed her reality shows, or simply caught the headlines in the supermarket queue, it felt as though she was everywhere. And if I'm honest, over the years I've probably done what many people have
Lucy Trinder
Jul 173 min read


Why Podcasts Matter More Than Ever | The Power of Conversation and Storytelling
There was a time when listening was something we all did a little more. We listened to stories told by grandparents around the kitchen table. We listened to local radio presenters who felt like old friends. We listened to conversations that wandered, meandered and occasionally went completely off topic before somehow finding their way home again.
katietrinder
Jul 153 min read


Slinky By Tuesday: Bottomless Brunches, Brilliant Theatre and the Joy of Making Time for Fun
Sometimes life has a habit of becoming one long cycle of work, chores and trying to keep cool during a British heatwave. This week, we decided enough was enough. If we're honest, we'd reached the point where most of our conversations consisted of:"It's hot.""I'm melting.""Can we just lie in a cold bath?" We're definitely autumn people. Give us crisp mornings, Halloween decorations, cosy jumpers and the promise of Christmas over thirty-degree temperatures any day of the week.
Lucy Trinder
Jul 143 min read
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