The singer and presenter talks about being a small fish in a big pond and running a mile a day
My happiest day would be to find a meadow, light a fire and cook a big meal. I’d play my guitar or just listen to bird song. Music, food and good company is, as far as I’m concerned, the elixir of a good life. I don’t entertain a lot, but we have a big family and I cook every day. I don’t buy pre-made food or takeaways. I’m not into clean eating, but I am interested in trying to reduce my carbon footprint. We all know how much rubbish we put out every day and we have to start changing the way we live.
I’ve lived in Ladbroke Grove, London, for 18 years. It’s a bit busier than Wales, but it’s good to be a small fish in a big pond. My children go to school where there’s at least 75 languages spoken and I like that aspect of it. A lot of interesting minds are drawn to the city and it makes for a culturally rich place to live. I have no romantic illusions about living in the countryside and the public services closing down. As far as I’m concerned, life is about your neighbours and community.
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