Gradually some more wet weather moving in through tomorrow morning temperatures dropping down to 6 starts the day they'll be fairly wet through tomorrow morning hopefully a little bit dry and so it's more often the temperature is rising to 10 or 11 so a bit of a call of things today will be telling fairly chilly as we end this week and go into the weekend and it would. Through Friday Saturday and Sunday. Afternoon from very Christmassy. Isn't a so nice to hear about specially the k. 7 clubs us still going strong really is keeping his sort of his memory alive as Absolutely yeah he's Campbell. A lovely lady. In fact she's just. Probably the youngest visitor favorite songs we all would get in a show have the social media that wonderful at its baby scene. With Michigan. We'll be chatting to the with. The white choice story this afternoon this is tragic . For all. The stuff today with. Some going to drop into the. Kitty. Launch action campaign or 2nd Firstly if you know someone who needs someone to want support and companionship then the recently launched community focused project might be able to help and it's available over to were of the age of 18 living in a community focused volunteer will meet with you have a chair and Korea bespoke plan they include things like regular meet ups and chats support with daily living tasks and much more and you want to find out more 345-305-9000 is the number now near a drop in is a Lancaster based charity that supports people affected by a neurological condition the group provides good wholesome food to members many of whom live alone and roll out on the service in order to continue. Says but in all it's to continue they need a dishwasher ready should read this 1st that is in good working order do you have a dishwasher the no longer need if you do get in touch with us and we can patch your details on to the neuro drop in Lancaster final 8 final week of our Christmas campaign looking ahead to Christmas 20 night's events going on right across the county on the road to the big guy also pantomimes as well and some opportunities to give back to local community a fact she is for if you like to find out more gives a call on this number. 5. So. You. Know. Live. So let's get the latest on the roads b.b.c. Radio travel. Around. The most ways that. Is a little bit heavy. Just the phone line coming to. Us and our road looking It's like the ongoing junction prudent work also it was heavy yesterday. Looks like he's down to write books. So to the north end of the road busy not to fall from the Hare and Hounds you'll find out some templates of a little. 3. To tell me I'm 60. 6 and green in Clapham only whites will use maybe looking a little bit sly for this time the. Jews give me a cold. One. This week these were becoming very annoying. 11 days yet. Graham continues to worry we'll update you on the top 2 story from. This. Straight A's in the house and. Is available now from the b.b.c. Sounds. That we do like to worry specific because it's been 11 days b.c. Radio. Lose. Something. That makes. Me. Oh I. Tried. All b.b.c. Radio. Whole this afternoon the venue for Dish through the afternoon lots of people to meet chaps who want to dip in so that their mission is free and also got a lovely exhibition of memorabilia all to do with Donald Campbell Bluebird k 7 we're also chatting this afternoon to Rachael trunk Sheldrake chiles from the gin recent winner of the takes Lancaster award at the boxing like she tourism awards gets another award for yeah it's been quite an exciting year for winning the obviously the taste Lancashire award. In October and we've also an international award this year the international wines and spirits competitions so yeah we feel very honored and very lucky. And all this for a fairly new business trip yet we set of pain January 28th and we launched an October of last year as we just over a year since launch So yeah it's been quite quite busy Why do you want to bring out your own chain so we've collected small batch gins for about 1012 years so it's come from a real love a real interest of mine and been Richard's And it's just kind of the right time really far as we were up to with our family so we decided to take the plunge relay and that's what we're not you know we're used to running our own businesses in completely different fields so that didn't feel too darn sane and we thought why not lies lies do realise give it a go and you know it's been really really successful so it's been exciting and exciting so you come from a different background so you education is your background yet so as a teacher. As a specialist advisory teacher as well as well as working for myself as a consultant and trainer Rich's background is journalism right saying which is why I chapters of I was story telling I was story 3 chapters balls about Richard's writing background as well so it kept it very personal products we'll see like is it quite hard work and obviously we've got to develop the rest. Hayes Initially we had to get lots of licenses in place to be able to distil and the stills that we know copper limbic Stills is a very hands on method of distilling you know it's not a case of softening kind of deals at all we've got a gas flame underneath a traditional still and the stills was produced in Portugal by the generation copper Smith So they're an absolute wood so you know you getting to know the stills initially you develop in your recipes. You know and I would recipes what we've tried to do is reflect the very this through the choice of Bhutan Nichols that we use in all as a nod to the geography or heritage of the area. So there's got to be a reason behind why we're producing chin chin engines if you like you know it's got to be significant Who wants to just over a year ago I mean it's been a cracking on it yeah absolutely fantastic I mean we launched initial am we're making sales the general public a different events and then just before Christmas last year we got a license from a fails to sell business to business so we're selling through lots of local retailers now I. Decided from the very start they were going to an independent release of all I was stock Acer independent Wines and Spirits stock. Shops So we're an independent business and with support in the independent sector as well and given them a real point of difference really we served in a lawsuit from bars and restaurants as well but yeah we have not gone dynamite we want to keep it quiet and new product we'll see it like walking into a restaurant and then seeing your chain it's really exciting. Yeah it's really excited you know when people say ah ha to. You know we really loved it and although come and find you events that you doing events on my website and people come along to an event because with that they were specifically come along to say oh those. People love the story and the reason by. What we're doing. You know that you know we've got we've got a lovely lovely surroundings we're in and we want to kind of reflect that in the products that. We only produce about $60.00 to $65.00 bottles and it's still run as well so a true small chunk crafted so you know I think he did in small bites they get thrown around a little bit has no lows kinds of phrases they get thrown around quite a bit. By. The tree crafted products and it's definitely small. And you get people collecting the the Jinns to the become quite collectible all I was and labels a finished finished on the back so the last day tell us we recalled the botched number on the bottle number the name of the still that we used to wear there was rich dye so particularly when we release a new chicken on the bottles people a king you know people like says they came to get hold of clothes but we always keep. Them we've got we've got all those from the ones we've done so far so good investment let's just say rather than drink it in the. Yeah yeah yeah the Cubs it's like you know yeah yeah obviously you know I think it's personal interest really I mean for as we say we started it was you know collecting small. Produces that you don't see everywhere you don't walk into a safe market every day and see them and then the ones that as a collector they're the ones we like to find when we travel we bring them back because we think oh you know lightly to find it. You know it's find in the bones are a little bit more unusual but I think obviously with you know we've been able to have a website and they online we are accessible to everybody we send bottles all over the place a few drops of trone shift passes off of the post office alias a day going off all over for Christmas presents we've got people who take them in the hold off to all over the world have got bottles in a New Zealand Australia. California. We have some pictures that we're told there on I was so show me. That. When you say all these bottles on the travels everywhere you know we get very. Close to his whether it's through an e-mail or a phone call off face to face and people will send us photos you know to say they've enjoyed the gym which is really nice. Things for joining us right children child from the gin recently of the taste food producer of the year this is Mr Mr John Kerry all b.b.c. Radio Lancashire live from Salisbury hole circle for this afternoon. Mr Mr Kerry on b.b.c. Radio Lancashire this afternoon with Mission get through the afternoon over here through it's all 4 o'clock and of course 65 years ago today the 65th anniversary of the completion of the Blue Bird case we stay with speed now John Holden why Fiona joint is of course. Not too far from where we are I think is residents 19 podiums and 2 t t when's John that's right yeah yeah that's what we managed to achieve hope to yet but where we're all can print out some more wins I think even off podiums So the sneak out to the wind last time we met we were entry Actually we did that the race day it Aintree and that's were I think for the warm up for the t.t. a Lot of people take the bikes out and you just been tinkering with that with your bike. Around the course Yeah well that there was the 1st 1st day that I actually used that back it was brand new for that year my passengers really lives in the Alamo on an economic softly on a German term that day and then she did a few locks for me just to just to check it out before we took it to the Alamo because we got it got it lay it so it in a most time to go through the race meeting so I was the only opportunity we are obviously a happy hunting ground for you the Alamo 19 podium and c.t. Winds and as you say your partner actually lives on the Isle of Man is that a good advantage for you. Yeah think so when I've been. In there a long while and there Molyneux is the more successful t t side carotid used to say a new weather crisp packets were in there now thing laser travels on them rolls every day so it's easy for him but you talk to people who go to the t.t. And they always go around 1st in a in a. Sort of get the bearings and everything is that what you you did in the beginning yeah. 1808 was the 1st time I went there and I went with the local law David Burgess lives in closer or and we had a car and we got this old video recorder and there he was videoing as our own and just just to try and get a few pointers and then the time they were D.V.D.'s out in the nude wash them just to try I'm used to it but I saw some dumb things to remind me were there some place that sort of smells of news and wild wild garlic cannot saw saw it just comes into your mind you know I mean and then the out of little sayings of place called Crosby crosspiece Fasold it means you can just keep keepin there so all just things and I still think that they stay with me now they are mean and saw but when I go there I've got to tell myself to speed up because I've been going there often the driving to work sometimes and that might sound daft but that's just how it feels some time I get myself a pic of the backside to come on route you're a sin if you don't let's bring you into this because you started racing at the age of 30 did you how did you get into it I am my father had been racing all the time I've been alive previously I don't praise and European Championships and we used to go to the race meetings with a mechanic for him I always wanted to race I think that was disappointed when I decided I didn't want to be a driver because he constructs this I cause as well but I've always just been interested in passenger in and the opportunity to scam along in 2003 and I haven't looked back what's it like being on the track it's just unreal just to sense afraid I'm giving control you know exactly what you do and why you are you've got total trust in each other and it is. There is just pure exhilaration if you like water skiing if you like snow skiing if you like a roller coaster rides it's just the same euphoria but it on the truck is even better you currently recovering Aren't you from an accident at the moment tell me about yet in 2008 we were at we set off in the 1st psychologists my dad and I. And we'd got up to about 15 ice on the op in La and we were nearly at Ramsey have pain when unfortunately the handlebar snapped on the cycle is no one's fault it was no mistake or Ira and we crashed head injured 30 miles an hour dad was catapulted into a field and broke his femur and he's still currently recovering from Lott and I. Marshals and spectators said that I got caught spalted 24 top in the air and landed back on the track and broke my neck and a few a few brain injuries on top of the nerves are must find them. One result we've got. While Stay with us because we'll find out about your recovery as well let's get some music fest though from Robbie Williams. Probably will you feel on b.b.c. Radio Lancashire listen to Gillie initial life from songs by hold this cheese day afternoon we're talking to John Holden on his wife Fiona just before Robbie Williams you head from Fiona and how she had an injury but what a recovery you have made Fiona what got you now where I made the tough stuff psychopaths and just so we have a get into temptation we just get on with you know we deal with what with Feist with and met the most of it and. Without you know I've had such fantastic help from lots of different organizations I was at the Walton center in entry for a month before I left hospital and the moment Rick had the new rehabilitation center. I've been having lots of occupational therapy with them and this has been fantastic the support they've given me. And I've vowed to do good for my x. And after lots of different forms support me in helping with cryo therapy or or physio therapy and I just want to now migrate to temptations to say thank you to the people I've helped me and progress forward with helping to raise funds with them and let's talk a bit about your fund raising of and because obviously you know there's so much that you're doing at the moment you're you're you're a 6 k. I mean you for the Simon under these funds tell me it's only about yes star father Simon Andries phone with the 1st people that very kindly help me have so cryotherapy which is best in Bob and I and to say thank you to them. John my husband and I we had a night with the Stars In Their pope. T.t. Legend John McGinnis came to that event along with I'm a couple of with solo riders we had an auction we had a raffle and Simon entries from De Andre Simons more than I am who has the form for there are rehabilitation of injured riders there were absolutely blown away with that with how much we'd help them and it was absolutely nothing it just meant the world that they were able to help me how fantastic you also do in the Edinburgh 10 k. As well. Yeah well after being spent in a month and hospital I had to learn how to walk again. And it took months and months to be able just to even run a mile or jump up and down all. They've been scared and so I've been run in to help me feel well and I thought right let's use this rain and I joined headwear. The U.K.'s Brain Injury Association and I learnt so much about brain injuries they've been absolutely fantastic and. I wanted because all the information I've found from them I thought it was really important to try and help them and raise their profile you know awareness with the general public so in May I'm going to be in the 10 k. On a Saturday before just the weekend before the t.t.c. . And then on the stones I am going through and for 2 of the charities I'm going to run for the run in the hof marathon the following there I don't do things by halves Isn't she amazing John you're also going to publish a book of poems are you based on your injury and recovery as well just quickly tell me about yes my my where Lancashire constabulary be an absolutely fabulous they arranged for my counselling sessions and enough been doing mindfulness as part of my counselling and part of that is. My counsellor encouraged me to explore my feelings on my thoughts on paper and other people have read the points and really push me to publish them and I thought you know law if I can raise more money than I had to and from my as well by publishing my points that. That's my next challenge Isn't she amazing she blogs we were just a quick photo the John of a few 100 other thing called the start line yeah I think the thing that's just you setting off on the race before the crash I'm a bit annoyed with her illegally because when she crashed I was lead in early start this is what I mean they start the race. Quickly before we have to go to travel you've got the couple the new engines. We've been running on days at the Taytay for a few years and we decided to go Jamarcus you can buy you can buy Yamaha was off the shelf in ours hundreds of stop producing the $600.00 engine so we to make a choice what we wanted to do so that was what was our choice was lovely to see this afternoon thank you both for coming and John and Fiona Holden all b.b.c. Radio like if you like just on the roads now it's just going to court and strike b.b.c. Radio travel. Around the can see. No unusual holdouts for you know a big problems most. Fairly well build a bridge village on the press and rather coming away from me and 6. 31 a sort of you hold ups in like this is the ongoing long term roadworks it's a rather dull right and it's a bit busy around the north end of coal mining up close but always we can skip this is a great is because this gift to me right templates made to the parent I think any of the problems just let you know the truth 30000181. There in. Any glorious places in the county so modify my views or there's To. Visit me. B.b.c. Radio Lancashire Sam Smith Nomani Dancing with the strike in July from Psalms but all those have to do through until 4 o'clock a lot of people to meet and chat so let's introduce you to our next guest Dave Ward from the Walton heritage group part of the a systems within the the complex I could be I use and say this inside the secure area just remind us what goes on there because a lot of a lot of sort of records are kept a lot of paperwork I would imagine we've got records to go back to the 1st World War when you've heard of Tacoma eighty's Well the take us I'd actually build flying boats in Princeton for them from South Shields initially and then from what became cook since May Korean live. And 2nd world war. And Bowman's Halifax promise and all the jets that have gone since so a lot of photographs lot of records not of information I would imagine a bond of enthusiasts they that are such that yeah almost all ex company employees all interested in airplanes because they haven't really grown up with the headers he said because it's not actually open to the public is it no because there are 3 pay systems. Sites in the world there's one over to their whole which is also inside the secure area but that's one of Woodford near Stockport which is open to the public I've been it'