In this moving episode of Eye of the Magpie, Josh Wing sits down with Richard Daniels, founder of Forever Stars, and Raj Chagger, manager of Sands United Nottingham, for an open and heartfelt conversation about baby loss, hope, and community.

Together, they discuss the incredible work of their respective charities, the personal experiences of loss that inspired their missions, and how those experiences continue to shape who they are today.

The episode also highlights the Notts County Foundation Baby Remembrance Wall, which will be unveiled on Tuesday 14th October, providing a lasting space of reflection and remembrance at Meadow Lane.

Released ahead of Baby Loss Awareness Week, this episode shines a light on the ongoing connection and collaboration between Notts County Foundation, Forever Stars, and Sands United Nottingham—three organisations united in compassion, support, and remembrance.

If you’ve been affected by the topics discussed in this episode, support is available:

• Forever Stars: sands.united@sands.org.uk

In this special episode, Notts County Foundation marks South Asian Heritage Month (18th July – 17th August), celebrating the theme for 2025: "Roots to Routes" — a powerful exploration of identity, journeys, and shared heritage within British South Asian communities.

Host Josh Wing is joined by Vicky Spargo, the Foundation’s Deputy Sport and Inclusion Manager, to discuss the success of the South Asian women and girls football sessions held at Meadow Lane. They're also joined by two inspiring participants from the programme, who share personal stories of culture, community, and the experiences that have shaped them and their families.

Tune in for an uplifting conversation about belonging, representation, and the unifying power of sport.