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Innocent Drinks founders back broadband start-up taking on BT Cuckoo will use £4m funding round to double its workforce in an attempt to hoover up more customers 26 April 2021 • 6:00am A broadband start-up attempting to disrupt the dominance of BT has secured $6m (£4.3m) from investors, including the founders of Innocent Drinks.  Cuckoo plans to double its workforce following a fresh funding round supported by JamJar Investments, the fund created by Innocent's Richard Reed, Adam Balon and Jon Wright.  Spearheaded by former Treasury civil servant Alex Fitzgerald, Cuckoo wants to mirror t...

Livable Planet Described as "environmental film festival that keeps alive the independent spirit that launched the green movement, plus our own IndieFest spin on things," the Livable Planet Film Festival this year includes environmental films that also feature gay, drag and trans subjects. Alone Out Here: In the moment of catastrophic climate change, Jon Wright, a gay farmer, is faced with a dilemma. His 22-year commitment to transform the genetics of his bull herd are pitted against the attitudes of the beef industry. Through his journey of loss and survival, we learn what it takes to be tru...

Life's a Pitch Live at Lunchtime Saturday, 6th Apr 2019 07:36 Life’s a Pitch is live on BBC Radio Suffolk between 12 noon and 2pm when stand-in host Jon Wright will be joined by Blues legend Terry Butcher, Tractorboy and TWTD's Phil Ham, who will be at the University of Bolton Stadium ahead of Town’s game against the Trotters. Can Town end their 12-game losing streak? Will some other factor put the game in doubt between now and kick-off? Give us your thoughts on those questions or anything else via email or during the show by phone on 0800 141 2121 or text to 81333 starting your message...

The Lore And Lure Of Irish Horror Take a darker tour of The Land of Saints and Scholars. By Rich Johnson · April 1, 2021, 2:05 AM EDT The Hallow. Captured so perfectly by Johnny Cash’s “Forty Shades of Green,” the Emerald Isle is a beautiful land ruptured by turmoil, divided by Empire and sullied by the death of a million. Horror is history – the Great Hunger bringing immigrant survivors to the shores of America during the mid-19th century and with them their heritage – a heady mix of myth, folklore and an untainted belief in the Church. It is n...

This grim story about a 'fatberg' epidemic in the sewers of Epping Forest was making our headlines five years ago this week.