Issue 45: 2016 03 17: Retirement Now (Lynda Goetz)

17 March 2016 Retirement Now In this, the second of her occasional series of interviews on retirement, Lynda Goetz talks to Miles Hapgood on what retirement means to him. Unlike our first interviewee Kevin Rodgers* who was London-based, Miles Hapgood has lived and worked in the South West for most of his career. Miles Hapgood… Continue reading Issue 45: 2016 03 17: Retirement Now (Lynda Goetz)

Issue 34:2015 12 24:interview Shaykh Abdalhaqq Bewlay

24 December 2015 Shaykh Abdalhaqq Bewley speaks to the Shaw Sheet John Watson discusses the development of Europe’s Islamic Communities with  Shaykh Abdalhaqq Bewley, Rector of the Muslim Faculty for Advanced Studies When it comes to understanding the sensitivities of the relationship between the British Muslim community and the host population, Shaykh Abdalhaqq Bewley is… Continue reading Issue 34:2015 12 24:interview Shaykh Abdalhaqq Bewlay

Issue 30:2015 11 26:Interview Kevin Hurley

26 November 2015 Kevin Hurley speaks to the Shaw Sheet John Watson talks to Kevin Hurley TD, Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey about challenges facing the police. Kevin Hurley has policing in his blood. Coming from a family which has produced three generations of police officers, no one can have been surprised when, despite… Continue reading Issue 30:2015 11 26:Interview Kevin Hurley

Issue23:2015 10 08: Retirement now

08 October 2015 Retirement Now by Lynda Goetz In this occasional series, Lynda Goetz talks to people from different backgrounds about what retirement means to them.  This week she talked to retired investment banker, Kevin Rodgers.   As I arrived in front of a classic blue door in a classic Islington row of elegant white… Continue reading Issue23:2015 10 08: Retirement now

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