There was an interesting article in the Telegraph today, about how almost 36% of graduates admit that they don’t understand politics. I found this interesting. I’m an undergraduate student, and I understand politics!
Above: Caddy, the Cirencester College cat slept in the corner of the studio for much of the weekend. Its now 1 week since the Corinium Radio broadcast finished and Ithink I’ve just about recovered…
The Summer broadcast from Cirencester’s Corinium Radio is fast approaching, and I thought now might be a good time to update you on what’s happening.
Yesterday the Olympic Torch Relay arrived in Gloucestershire and came through Cirencester on its way from Bristol to Cheltenham.
First of all, I must apologise for my lack of broadcast last night. I was ill last weekend, and although I’ve been going to lectures during the week, I still wasn’t feeling up to much last night. All better now… Continue reading
Since 2006 the final weekend in November has marked the Autumn/Winter broadcast of my local community radio station, Corinium Radio, which I have been a part of since it launched in early 2006.
Last Monday I took and passed my driving test for the first time.
At university this week during one of my lectures – part of the ‘Researching & Writing for Radio’ module – I was given a reading exercise: to read the shipping forecast.
I’ve been living in Cheltenham now for just under a month, and this week is one of the longest running festivals of its kind in the world – the Cheltenham Literature Festival.
So I’ve now completed my first week at the University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham, where on Monday I start my Radio Production course (last week being induction week).