In this episode, we’re joined by Lucy Butcher from Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance to talk about the incredible, life-saving work carried out by the charity every single day.

From delivering emergency care at the roadside, in homes and in public spaces, to providing vital aftercare for patients, families and bystanders, Lucy shares what really happens behind the scenes and why this essential service relies so heavily on community support.

We also talk about the charity’s free CPR and defibrillator training, why those first few minutes in an emergency are so critical, and how more people can feel empowered to step in and help save a life.

It’s a powerful, eye-opening conversation about community, compassion and the importance of being prepared.

Listen now to find out:

• What Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance really does
• Why the service receives no government funding
• How free CPR and defibrillator training could help save a life
• The lasting impact the charity has on patients, families and local communities

A huge thank you to Lucy for joining us and for sharing more about the amazing work of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance.

In this episode of the Cherry Godfrey Podcast, Kelly and Jon are joined by Pam Broad from Abby’s Heroes; a charity supporting children going through treatment at Southampton General Hospital and their families across the Wessex region, including the Isle of Wight and the Channel Islands.

What’s inside:

• How Abby’s Heroes supports families from the moment of diagnosis
• The real costs families face during treatment and how the charity steps in
• Support for siblings, grandparents and even children’s best friends
• Inspiring community fundraising stories and how you can help

It’s an emotional, eye-opening conversation about compassion, resilience and the practical help that makes all the difference.

Listen now and follow us for more stories from the team at Cherry Godfrey.

In this episode of the Cherry Godfrey Podcast, Kelly and Jon are joined by Will Gilbert, a financial adviser with GDT Wealth Management, representing St. James’s Place. From managing a team at a high street bank to going self-employed, Will shares his honest and inspiring journey into financial advice.

What’s inside:

• Why giving personal advice isn’t just about numbers
• The reality of leaving a stable job to go it alone
• Building relationships that last a lifetime
• How planning ahead can protect your future — and your family

Whether you're thinking about your finances, your career, or simply love hearing real stories from people in the industry, this episode delivers heart, humour, and practical insight in equal measure.

Listen now and follow us for more stories from the team at Cherry Godfrey.