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Last broadcast on Fri, 20 Jan 2012, 12:00 on BBC Radio 4 (FM only) (see all broadcasts).
Synopsis
An investigation by this programme has discovered that more than a third of local authorities in the UK charge for fitness classes in their public parks. Peter White finds out what impact will this have on sports participation.
We ask what more needs doing to improve rural broadband speeds.
New jobs and one day delivery in the north east - what the DX Group can offer online shoppers.
Preserving crumbling heritage from the Coliseum in Rome to a maltings in Lincolnshire.
Children come free or do they? How the travel firm Tui has been misleading customers.
And why South Tyneside has fallen out of love with Catherine Cookson.
Producer: Rebecca Moore.
Bass Maltings at Sleaford
One of English Heritage's sites of Industrial heritage.
Bass Maltings at Sleaford
Chapters
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Chapter 1
You and Yours has discovered that more than a third of local authorities in the UK charge trainers to run fitness classes in their public parks.
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Chapter 2
The travel company TUI UK Ltd has been found guilty of misleading customers by the advertising standards authority.
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Chapter 3
Why a scheme to restore Rome’s crumbling Coliseum has been scrapped.
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Chapter 4
The mail and courier company has just opened its first parcel sorting and distribution centre in Warrington, creating more than 100 jobs.
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Chapter 5
We hear from listeners about the broadband service they receive in rural areas.
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Chapter 6
English Heritage has decided to make 2012 the year of the industrial heritage site.
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Chapter 7
South Tyneside will no longer proudly proclaim itself to be Catherine Cookson Country - instead a picture of a beach will grace tourist sites.
Broadcasts
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Fri 20 Jan 201212:00
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Fri 20 Jan 201212:04
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