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Here, Singaporean Susan Buck's reflections start with an unwelcoming overcast June day and end with the importance of mutual understanding and compromise. A job in the travel industry, bowler hats, leg-pulling and turning heads were allpart of the scene in 60's London.

Originally posted on www.traydio.com

www.refugeeradio.org.uk present an interview with a Zimbabwean refugee living in the UK

As a second generation Irish immigrant in the UK I have always been very interested, proud and aware of my Irish heritage.  For this feature I spent two evenings with an inter-generational mix of my relatives discussing our personal and communal histories as well as looking at what it means to be Irish.

There is currently a lively and very contentious debate in British society about how best to deal with the large numbers of undocumented migrants residing in the country. I met with Houratche Koundarjian from the Strangers Into Citizens campaign and Bethan Lant from Praxis Community Projects to discuss this salient topic.