David Shaw giving us a fun story about Benjamin, who travelled from Rochdale to fight in the Napoleonic Wars before returning to his long suffering wife and a Del-Boy life in Manchester.
Well known local historian Tony Bostock shining a light on how place and field names can be a source for discovering your local history.
Chris Trelawny explaining how Trinity House began, with storms, shipwrecks, lighthouse keepers (including Grace Darling, of course) leading to the what Trinity House does today.
The welcome return of the wonderful Jean Finney with a look at the life of Joyce Grenfell, illustrated with her songs and monologues. A true Christmas entertainment.
Fun stories from Ken Pye of Liverpool's most fascinating pubs.
A remarkable tale which includes twists and turns and illicit love, of 3 of Parkgate's 19th century overseas adventurers, told by Anthony Annakin-Smith.
David Nellist will be reviewing the history of this major chemical works in Middlewich which was taken over by ICI - but why was this successful company closed and the archives destroyed?
Jill Owen will be looking at the history of the Hall, the Moretons who built it and what makes the building special. What are the challenges of caring for a 500 year old property?
John Whitehead, a retired chaplain of Keele University, will be examining how the Anglo Saxons changed the world view of the British and introduced a new morality to day to day life in the country.
The Secretary of the Risley Moss Stick Makers, Geoff Williams, will be explaining everything you need to know about walking sticks and also bringing along a wide variety of sticks for you to examine.