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On the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War, Stuart Linnell talks to the wife of a Corby man who served in the Falklands, and in Northern Ireland, and now suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

A caller to the show, who also served in the Falklands, tells Stuart that he's proud to have been part of the British Task Force in 1982.

A delegation of Northamptonshire High Performance Engineering businesses has been in Brussels, exploring future opportunities, on a trip organised by the Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership. 蜜芽传媒 Radio Northampton's Willy Gilder went too and told Stuart on today's show about some of the innovative ideas involved.

Plus, Stuart hears about a public meeting taking place in Ringstead to debate concerns about a quarry being built on the edge of the East Northamptonshire village, a local vet warns dog owners about a potentially fatal parasite called Lungworm, and the opening of a newly-restored section of the Towcester Watermeadows will coincide with the Easter Holidays.

There's also news of how Northamptonshire businesses can enter the British Chamber of Commerce Awards and a local MEP tells Stuart about an EU initiative to let citizens of member countries have their say.