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Alan Giles misses those halcyon days as a child of the 1970s - when he could take his pet goat for regular walks around the park
25 May 2012
With a bit of luck, the large number of business enquiries filtering through to Tim Marston these days could really bear fruit
18 May 2012
John Mitchell might not be in the channel if it weren’t for a misspent winter in Val D’Isere. And don't mention bananas
14 May 2012
Earning money for nothing would either be the road to Jason Dance’s success or get him in dire straits
27 Apr 2012
Dave Thompson never thought he’d end up in sales but has enjoyed the journey so far from apprentice to wearer of other hats.
20 Apr 2012
Owen Cole, a keen horse rider, finds the best medicine for the blues is classic comedy from the film and television worlds
13 Apr 2012
Chris Baldock doesn’t do hats as he remains proud of still having all his own, blond, hair - unlike, he notes, the heir to the throne
30 Mar 2012
Even though it can take a long time to check in, Andrew Lintell loves to fly around the world about as much as he loves cars
23 Mar 2012
IT has served Nigel Pink well over the years and he still maintains today that there is no more rewarding profession
16 Mar 2012
In another life, Pete Hill would take to the slopes - although he still enjoys the challenge represented by the IT industry and the channel
09 Mar 2012
Reminiscing with family and friends in a mountain village could well be the top way to end one’s days, according to Ankush Korla
24 Feb 2012
In her younger days, Christine Gebauer was a fearless tree climber, skateboarder, and Britney Spears impersonator
20 Feb 2012
Hard work has not excluded Richard Roberts from enjoying the wonders of psychology, culture and The Tomorrow People
13 Feb 2012
As more of a creative type, Lee Newman would choose to go into the film industry as a producer if he had his chance again
02 Feb 2012
Simon Webster thinks carefully when answering questions from CRN but not so much when careering down a mountain by bike
30 Jan 2012
Neil Hollister has tried his hand at a range of activities in life so far, including programming war games to train the military
23 Jan 2012
Aiming for a bucolic existence - or just aiming wrong - may have unintended consequences, suggests Stuart Cordingley
16 Jan 2012
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