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Steve Robinson is a fundraiser for the Hessle branch of the RNLI and has helped raise thousands.

Kathryn is the Clerk in South Cave and has a passion for farmers' markets and eco-friendly bags.

Henry Taylor is heading to Malawi in spring 2008 to help young children in poor health.

Michael Mann recalls his days on stage in Hull and along the East Yorkshire Coast.

Claire Stockton's son Finley has many challenges ahead due to his medical condition.

This international photo-journalist lets us in on her jet set lifestyle.

Mark Rodger reveals why he's so involved in the Howden music scene.

We meet the lady who has a very substantial reminder of her late husband.

Nicky reveals her early days in retailing and how and why she now runs her own business.

We meet two ladies who are going back to their roots.

Mum-on-a-mission Amy Grainger offers up some alternatives on bringing up babies.

We meet the five member female theatrical group Scarlet Lights.

Poet, gardener and belly dancer, there's more to Janet than meets the eye.

To not to write some verse, Ann Lowde could think of nothing worse.

In the limelight and on the environmental stage. Sarah Curry has some surprising interests.

This East Yorkshire businesswoman runs her business enterprises in a stress free way.

Variety is the spice of life for Hull's Jim Hicks. Sportsman, shipyard worker, performer and more.

Craig recalls the life of his grandfather and talks about his own work with a local cinema.

Heavenly voices are the order of the day for this Director of Music at Holy Trinity.

We meet the lady who's settled in East Yorkshire and means business.

When is it a business? When is it a hobby? I'm Sheila Dickinson and I teach T'ai Chi classes.

This Hull based novel writing barrister recalls his father's work on Grimsby docks.

Consultant and motivational speaker Glen also finds time to coach young people's business skills.

Jim Dunn's childhood memories are as fascinating as his current passion for the martial arts.

Alison Fortnum recalls testing her fitness limits in an event which involved a lot of mud.

This ex-headteacher has a passion for the tv and theatre and a pioneering sporting grandfather.

Can maths be used to solves some of the world's most interesting life problems? Read on....

There was a surprise grand day out for this well connected shoe shop worker.

As a working artist, Bob Levene talks about her involvement with 'Postcards to the future'.

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Pictures submitted by guests and listeners to Steve Redgrave's Late Show in October/November 2007.