Marie Lennon

Supporting Content

• Does the King's Coronation matter to you?

  Emma Colman talks to people from Chiseldon, Amesbury and Durrington

  Duration: 3:15

• From Ukraine to the UK

  Olga moved to the UK and found work and friendship at The Great Western Hospital

  Duration: 5:32

• 50 years of the ancient Ridgeway as an official National Trail

  Sophie Parker speaks to those walking in Wiltshire to mark the start of events

  Duration: 4:17

• Wiltshire's dog wardens tackle a jump in calls for stray dogs

  Claire Francis from Wiltshire Council public protection and dog warden Seb Williams

  Duration: 3:07
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• The Great Burbage Bake Off

• Wiltshire's only Lavender Farm

• Hartley Farm near Winsley celebrates 5 years

• Summer of Wildlife Party
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• About the programme

  I love being on the radio in the morning. We're all awake and ready for a new day. Perhaps you're still digesting the day's news (which we'll help with!) and ready to start listening and talking - two of my favourite things!

  The show is a place to hear and tell stories and they can be about anything - it's totally over to you. We also want to celebrate life in Wiltshire and learn things together. I'm always amazed by the stories that listeners call in with - many of which we'll go out and investigate. These can be stories about the great things in life, the challenges or the quirks.

  You'll also hear from interesting people visiting our county, including well-known names and faces.

  As a teenager, in-between going to see live music and tearing around Swindon, I started working at BBC Wiltshire by volunteering to make tea for Sandy Martin at the weekend. After proving my tea making skills, I progressed to cappuccinos. I soon proved to managers that I had an extensive enough range of footwear to report on rural affairs in Wiltshire, so with wellington boots at the ready, I got to meet Wiltshire's diverse farming community and presented Wild About Wiltshire.

  I'm so pleased to be on BBC Wiltshire between 0900 and 1200 - it's when I'd be listening to the radio if I were at home.