I want to start this week’s column by saying a huge thank you to everyone who jumped on board with our Go Dotty charity events!

They started in Gillingham, and have been taking place in Tunbridge Wells, Ashford, and Maidstone, finishing at Demelza's site in Sittingbourne last Friday. kmfm teamed up with Demelza children’s hospice to hold 10 tea parties in 10 days around the county.

Visitors were able to enjoy some tea and delicious cake while watching some great live entertainment, with a special appearance by Little Miss Dotty at some of the events.

We don't know how much has been raised yet, but all funds will be going to Demelza, a very worthy cause. 

To find out more about Demelza visit www.demelza.org.uk

We work very hard here at kmfm, so now and then I like to let my hair down and enjoy a fun girlie night out with my friends.

I have suggested for our next outing we might go and see a saucy new show coming to the Churchill Theatre in Bromley next week – The Dreamboys.

I haven’t ever seen a ‘male glamour’ show before, so now the hunks are coming to Kent, it seems like the perfect opportunity! What would be your top suggestions for a girlie evening out in Kent? Email me at kmfmbreakfast@thekmgroup.co.uk

Well, after months of freezing cold weather, thank goodness it is finally starting to warm up.

All right, it still might not be quite time to put away the woolly jumpers, but some spring sunshine is better than none and what better way to enjoy it than looking around some of Kent’s great attractions.

I only moved to the county in September, so I’m still exploring the many lovely places on my doorstep. I decided to head over to Canterbury the other day with my partner and we had a wonderful time.

After walking around the city, we decided to take a romantic trip down the river on a punting boat. It only cost us £8 each for a 40-minute journey. We were given blankets if we wanted them and our tour guide told us all about the city’s history.

We finished our day with a visit to the Fudge Kitchen next to the cathedral, where we got to taste some of the best fudge I’ve ever eaten – and saw it being made. It was a great way to welcome spring.

As you may remember, I have embarked upon ice skating lessons at Gillingham’s Silver Blades ice rink. Well, I have good news – I have gone up a class! There are 10 grades, with 10 being champion standard and I am now classed as grade 6. I have really been enjoying it and was so pleased when my instructor said it was time for me to change classes.

I am now learning with some amazing skaters who are much better than me but being around them really pushes me to do better.

I am hoping to head along to see Sleeping Beauty On Ice at Dartford’s Orchard Theatre when it opens on Wednesday, May 1.

It stars Olga Sharutenko, one of the professionals on ITV show Dancing on Ice and I can’t wait to see such an amazing skater perform.

Next week kmfm is joining up with children’s hospice Demelza House for 10 tea parties in 10 days.

The fun starts at 3.30pm on Monday, April 22, at the King Charles Hotel in Gillingham and then we will be visiting Ashford’s Eastwell Manor, Dunkerley’s in Deal, the Coniston Hotel in Sittingbourne, the Ashford International Hotel, the Village Hotel in Maidstone and Gillingham’s Priestfield Stadium.

In addition to enjoying tea and treats, there will be live entertainment and the chance to win top prizes.

We really hope lots of people will come along to support us.

Visit www.kmfm.co.uk to find out more.

Well, it has been an exciting week here at kmfm and one of the highlights was meeting X Factor star Misha B.

She came in to see us at the studios on Monday, to introduce her new song Here’s To Everything (Ooh La La). It was a pleasure to chat to her, as she was quirky and fun and was telling us about how much her life has changed since she appeared in the X Factor back in 2011.

She admitted that some parts of the experience were hard, particularly when there was some bad feedback in the press when she was at the centre of bullying allegations but she’s pleased she entered and has used the experience to push herself onwards and upwards to success.

I am a huge fan of talent shows such as X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent and The Voice, so it was interesting to hear from a contestant what it’s like to take part in one.

Now, I recently wrote in this column that I have started hitting the gym and having personal training sessions and I’m pleased to be able to report that I’m starting to see results.

I have also been trying to eat more healthily, so I was delighted to read recently that one of my favourite restaurants – Nando’s – has been included in a new list of the 10 healthiest places to eat out.

So now I have a lovely excuse to eat out there – that sorts out my plans for the weekend!

If you fancy joining me in trying to achieve your dream beach body ahead of the summer, my advice would be to give yourself incentives, such as allowing yourself a small treat for every one hour workout. My new healthy regime is certainly working out for me – fingers crossed, I can keep it up!

The kids are currently off school for the Easter holidays, so I had the pleasure of looking after my beautiful goddaughter for two days.

I decided to take her to Dickens World in Chatham and I have to say it was brilliant! Professional actors and tour guides take you on a fabulous journey, bringing to life Dickens’ many colourful characters and offering an insight into Victorian life during Dickens’ time.

Although it is predominantly aimed at kids, I really enjoyed it and thought it was interesting, so if you haven’t been, I suggest you check it out. It’s a cheap day out and will keep the kids occupied for a few hours!

For more information, visit www.dickensworld.co.uk

What have you been up to this Easter with the family? Let me know at kmfmbreakfast@thekmgroup.co.uk

I’ll start this column by saying happy Easter! I know it’s late, but let’s be honest, if you’re anything like me, you will still be scoffing the remains of your chocolate Easter eggs.

Last week, I told you I had followed in the footsteps of my co-presenter Rob Wills and started personal training sessions to try and get my body beach ready for summer.

But sadly I have already undone some of my hard work after indulging in a huge amount of chocolate, hot cross buns and other Easter treats!

Although I am hoping to burn off some calories when I will be attending a Justin Timberlake-style dance class at The Brook Theatre in Chatham.

We will be dancing our hearts out to some of the superstar’s popular tunes, learning routines with professional dancer Jay before performing a showcase for family and friends at the end of the day.

Hopefully I won’t be the only adult reliving my childhood dream of being a cool popstar!

Talking of popstars, I am really looking forward to talking to boyband Blue on the kmfm Breakfast show on Monday morning.

They recently burst back on to our TV screens with other Nineties and Noughties pop groups including Atomic Kitten, 5ive and B*Witched in ITV2 show The Big Reunion, following them as they prepare for a big comeback concert.

I was totally addicted to the show, which offered a great insight into the bands we all used to listen to and love, and I was really disappointed to find that when I went to get tickets for the Big Reunion tour they had all sold out!

Not even eBay have them for under £100, so I think I’ll be listening to my old CDs instead. Gutted!

Let me know if you have any questions you would like to ask Blue. Email them to me at kmfmbreakfast@thekmgroup.co.uk.

I am delighted to report that Saturday night TV has suddenly got good again! BBC talent show The Voice returned to our screens last week and we also have the return of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway on ITV.

This is by far my favourite programme on television at the moment. I particularly loved the recent show when they decided to give us a blast from the past and get back on stage to relive their PJ & Duncan days with a performance of Let’s Get Ready to Rhumble!

The pair originally had a hit with the song in 1994, and it’s had a surprise resurgence, going to the top of the charts. I have to confess that I was among those who downloaded the original on iTunes straight after the show.

So spring is officially here – not that you would know it yet from the weather, though I’m hoping we are in for a few more sunny days in the weeks to come! I have to get up very early in the morning for the Breakfast Show and it is so much easier to get out of bed when we are out of the dark days of winter. There really is no better feeling in the world than starting your day when the sun is rising and the birds are singing!

With summer just around the corner, you may have heard me on the Breakfast Show talking about my strict new diet regime and my new project to try to get into shape. We asked listeners for some tips on the best ways to get fit and their suggestions were hilarious!

One female listener said she does a unusual secret exercise when she’s driving her car - clenching her bum cheeks while sat at traffic lights. It apparently gives you the ultimate toned behind! I must admit I have started trying it - and will let you know if it has any impact!

Apparently cleaning is another great way to get into shape. Mopping floors works your shoulders and biceps and burns around 112 calories in 30 minutes, hoovering for 30 minutes works your arms and biceps and can burn up to 240 calories, while gardening for an hour works your arms, legs and core and you can burn a whopping 258 calories! And if you’re like me and crank the music up and dance while you’re doing it, then chances are you’ll probably be burning a lot more!

I’ve also started working with a personal trainer. You may remember that at Christmas my co-host Rob Wills was forced to get into shape after we set him the challenge of posing topless for a charity calendar! He needed more than a bit of help so we got him a personal trainer and after seeing the results, it’s made me take the plunge.

I’ve been training for two hours a week with Michael Tuohy who offers sessions all over Kent from the comfort of your own home or at LA Fitness in Maidstone. He is also a nutritionist so is advising on me on how I can change my diet to make sure I’m eating the right foods but still have a few naughty treats.

The great thing about having a personal trainer is it gives you the motivation you need to keep you going and when you start to see results it’s really satisfying I’ve had one hour session twice a week for three weeks now and I’m already noticing the difference.

My body fat has gone down and I’ve lost six pounds! Before I started the sessions Michael gave me a full health check and we began charting my weight and body fat so that we could set goals for me to achieve. I’m improving every session and I feel like I have a lot more energy. Why join if me in getting fit? Let me know how you get on.