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Liggy joins Jon Smith as co-host on BBC Radio Gloucestershire

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02-Apr-2020 // by Liggy

Liggy joins Jon Smith as co-host on BBC Radio Gloucestershire

During the coronvirus pandemic Liggy shares advice on resilience on how to deal with rapid change and uncertainty. [From 1:18:49]

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