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Radio producer/presenter and Technical Advisor at Corinium Radio. Spend my weekends driving abroad. Interested in politics, news & current affairs, baking, and my two cats. I read, write, and speak Greek and German. University of Gloucestershire Radio Production graduate. Based in Cirencester but often found on the road both in the UK and abroad.
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Radio Gloucestershire

November: Radio 2, Radio Glos and Corinium Radio

November 13, 2014Fred Hart Leave a comment

I’ve rather neglected my blog for almost a month. Bad form! I’ve been extremely busy elsewhere though.

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A Day of Editing

April 14, 2012Fred Hart Leave a comment

As the time to go back to uni approaches, I’ve spent the afternoon editing the radio documentary that I’m making about the Cirencester Charter Market.

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A Level Results: I’m Off To Uni

August 26, 2011Fred Hart Leave a comment

Last week the A level results came out, and thousands of students across the UK found out whether they had done well enough to get in to their chosen university course or job.

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February Half Term: Cinema, Libya, a Greek Quiz… and More!

February 27, 2011Fred Hart Leave a comment

Its been an interesting week this week – the February half term, meaning I had a week off college.

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BBC Gloucestershire… Now On Facebook!

October 28, 2010Fred Hart Leave a comment

My local BBC Radio station (BBC Radio Gloucestershire), has now launched its Facebook page. Become a fan at facebook.com/bbcgloucestershire.

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Wild Weather Of the West

September 20, 2010Fred Hart Leave a comment

For one night only, BBC Points West weather forecaster Ian Fergusson left his weather map behind and went on a journey through the wet, the windy, the sunny, the stormy and the snowiest parts of the West.

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A Tour of BBC Radio Gloucestershire

September 12, 2010Fred Hart 1 Comment

Today I have been on a tour of the BBC Radio Gloucestershire studios, located on London Road in Gloucestershire.

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Heritage Open Days In the City of Gloucester

September 4, 2010Fred Hart Leave a comment

Next weekend (September 9 to September 12), there will be a number of open days running as part of the City of Gloucester Heritage Open Days weekend.

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Interesting Weblinks: 29 March 2010

March 29, 2010Fred Hart Leave a comment

Several topics today including politics, time zones, Harry Potter and changes at a local radio station.

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The 2010 Digital Switchover

March 18, 2010Fred Hart Leave a comment

If you recieve BBC Points West via your analogue television, then the digital switchover for you is now only 6 days away.

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Fred Hart

I’m Fred Hart, from Cirencester in Gloucestershire.

I’m a Stock Controller by day; Out of my day job I’m a radio producer/presenter by night and the technical expert at Corinium Radio.

I spend my weekends driving abroad. I’m interested in politics, news & current affairs, baking, and my two cats.

I read, write, and speak Greek and German. University of Gloucestershire Radio Production graduate. Based in Cirencester but often found on the road both in the UK and abroad.

I blog about my travels, home baking, things I get up to at the weekend and politics.

I’m autistic, I have depression and anxiety, and travelling and presenting my radio show are often what keep me going.

Email: mail@fred-hart.uk

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