On today's show 

'Tiny Batteries, Huge Risks' ...

How many children are treated as an emergency for swallowing batteries each year in our homes?  

2,800 - that's 2,800 too many. And according to GOSH, 2 children die per year across the the country.  This is avoidable.  Today I find out from Emma Hammett (registered nurse, campaigner and Founder of 'First Aid for Life') how Duracell has found a replacement to make children spit them out.

Are you a parent, care-giver, grand-parent in Brighton & Hove?  Then you'll want to know that

• 60% of Brighton & Hove parents say their child has been able to open devices exposing the coin batteries


• 11% of Brighton & Hove parents have no idea if these dangerous types of battery are lying in devices at home (you'll find them in remote controls, watches, calculators, electronic toys, key fobs, LED lights, monitoring devices and digital thermometers

Would you know what to do if your child ingested one of these batteries?  Sadly, the danger is not limited to small children, but affects teenagers too.  Check out Emma's website 'First Aid for Life' to gain the skills and confidence to help in a medical emergency - before it's too late.

'Expose those hidden moving costs'...

Phil Spencer, presenter, author, businessman and property investor, as well as co-presenter of the long-running Channel 4 series Location Location Location offers his tips on how to avoid unexpected or “hidden” moving costs as well as what it is that is still giving so many of us that drive to move, regardless of the current cost of living crisis.  

'Where to start when it comes to Wills & Probate?'...

Whether you're buying or selling, getting your paperwork in order is a great way to reduce the time it generally takes for the conveyancing process.  Selling a property due to the loss of a loved one is made more difficult without a will.  Will Mumford of Healys Solicitors in Brighton explains the complexities in the absence of a will in this scenario.