Matt Rosser
You can hear Matt at various times across the week. He says:
"If the experience of Covid has shown us anything, it’s that people who care for us - in hospitals, homes, wherever care is needed - are people we are lucky to have. If we didn’t acknowledge it before, we certainly do now and we mustn’t stop.
"I’m so pleased to be a part of Care Radio as it celebrates, thanks and shines a light on the difficult, joyful, exhausting, rewarding work of caring.
"It’s great to be working with a superb team of radio people, some of whom were colleagues when I started on the radio at the age of 16, riding my bike from school to the radio station. We have all agreed not to say quite how long ago this was, but between then and now at various times I’ve experienced the precious and wonderful work of the NHS and seen the great work done by people who care. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to celebrate them on Care Radio."
Here are Matt's most recent shows
-
11th November - second show
-
11th November - first show
-
4th November - second show
-
4th November - first show
Click here for many more of Matt's previous shows
Fill in this form to contact Matt
-
Donate Now
Help us support Carers with a donation.
National & International News
-
Former deputy prime minister John Prescott dies aged 86
It follows a battle with Alzheimer's
-
Nearly 15 million online shoppers faced parcel delivery problem in last month
More than a third of online shoppers – almost 15 million people – experienced a problem with a parcel delivery in the last month, according to an annual Citizens Advice study.
-
Lambeth Palace say Justin Welby to finish official duties as Archbishop of Canterbury by 6th January
He announced last week that he'd be quitting his role as Archbishop of Canterbury
-
UK Storm Shadow missiles reportedly used by Ukraine in Russia
Wreckage from one of the long-range weapons has reportedly been found in Russia’s Kursk region
-
Royal Navy assault ships axed as Healey seeks defence savings
The Defence Secretary is blaming the cuts on the 'dire inheritance' left by the Tories
-
Cheryl Tweedy and One Direction members mourn Liam Payne at his funeral
Payne died last month at the age of 31 after falling from a hotel balcony