Business classJulie Budden tells Emily Pascall about dining with Sir Alan Sugar and her dog named Taz... READ MORE » 
Happy at homeJudi Butler of Gosfield’s Butler&Brooks tells Emily Pascall about home life and home style READ MORE » 
Music and motorsportHutton Kitchens managing director, Ed Scott, tells Emily Pascall how he drove in a rally race just before his honeymoon and why he gave up playing the guitar READ MORE » 
Jumping for joyRicki Hill, international show jumper, talks to Emily Pascall, about his ambitions of being an Olympic gold medallist, Benfleet and his very special spaghetti Bolognaise... READ MORE » 
Goochie the greatRenowned as the quiet man of cricket with the power to blow away any bowling attack, Graham Gooch tells Damian Brandy why Essex and its cricket club are the loves of his life READ MORE » 
Marathon ManRainham’s Lloyd Scott is famed as a dedicated fundraiser. Damian Brandy looks at his eccentric challenges and how he rose to fame through his exploits at the London Marathon READ MORE » 
From Wanstead to WalfordFrom ghost-writing for David Beckham to talking to Arsenal fans about football, former EastEnders’ star, Tom Watt, has enjoyed a dream career since leaving his Wanstead roots, reports Sara Wrightman READ MORE » 
Leader of the packLord Hanningfield, Leader of the Essex County Council, speaks to Essex Life about his family history, housing, the impact of the Olympics and being imprisoned in Iran READ MORE » 
Don’t stop me nowGeraldine Milsom tells Hannah Gray about her fondness for Mersea mud, her newly-found love of cycling and why 2008 looks set to be a busy year READ MORE » 
| From Foster Kid to the Full MontyPaul Barber suffered as an orphaned, mixed-race child, but became one of the country’s favourite actors. Now living in Essex, he tells Pat Parker his moving story... READ MORE » 
Space jumpImagine skydiving from 120,000ft and falling to the earth at 700mph. That is what Wanstead’s Steve Truglia is willing to go through to become a world record holder. Mark Jacobs reports READ MORE » 
Forward plantingIt is nearly 50 years ago that Beth Chatto started her Elmstead Market garden on five acres of overgrown wasteland. Today, Beth is an acknowledged pioneer of ecological gardening and her gardens are famous throughout the world. Pat Parker took a guided tour READ MORE » 
Rebel with applauseCockney Rebel Steve Harley shot to fame in the 1970s. He tells Pat Parker why family life on the edge of Essex makes him smile and explains the meaning of that song READ MORE » 
Fast talkingDame Tanni Grey Thompson has had a glittering career as a record-breaking Paralympic athlete. Now, she is keen to inspire others, reports Pat Parker READ MORE » 
Turning JapaneseJohn Clayton, Essex Chambers of Commerce chief executive, tells Emily Pascall about his passion for military history and his attempts to converse in Japanese READ MORE » 
A candid characterBorn in Essex, the daughter of an Army office, actress Juliet Stevenson has strong views on politics and her profession, which she shares here with Paul Simon READ MORE » 
Building for the futureEssex University’s new vice chancellor has ambitious plans involving thought-controlled robots and a reduced carbon footprint. Pat Parker explains READ MORE » 
Darts’ Mr DazzlerBobby George is known as the bejewelled darts player, famous for his flamboyant style. Kate Everett visits Bobby at his home in Ardleigh to find out how his showmanship belies a difficult childhood
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