I’m so excited to be one of the Voices of the Student Radio Awards this year, as announced in the SRA’s Awards Podcast, available exclusively via Global Player – or see the video below! The awards, run by the Student Radio Association and supported by Global and BBC Sounds, celebrate all things student radio. I can’t wait to be a part of it this year, … Continue reading SRA Voice of the Awards 2021
As the fuel crisis rages on, causing long queues throughout Norfolk and across the country, Maja Anushka and I headed to Norwich Market to find out how the people of Norfolk have been affected and whether they think the crisis will end any time soon. Continue reading The Fuel Crisis: Opinions from Norwich Market
First broadcast on BBC Radio Norfolk on 3rd October 2021. Norwich Airport is once again offering flights to Tenerife after Covid saw them cancelled last year. The airport has teamed up with TUI to offer up to two direct flights a week from Norwich. Richard Pace, Managing Director of Norwich Airport, said: “We’re delighted to be relaunching year-round holidays to Tenerife with TUI, giving local … Continue reading Norwich Airport’s Coronavirus Recovery – BBC Radio Norfolk Voice Piece
With university students due to graduate across the next few weeks, after years of hard work, their thoughts have now turned to what’s next. For most, that means getting a job. At the best of times, that’s not easy, but during a pandemic, many feel it’s almost impossible. I visited a student house in Norwich to find out more. This package, created for my Masters’ degree, was played out on … Continue reading “I’ve sent off heaps of applications”: job prospects for graduates
With swearing becoming more common in everyday life, compared to ten years ago, I headed to Norwich Market to ask parents: do you swear in front of your kids? Continue reading Do you swear in front of your kids?
With more swearing occurring in everyday real life, The British Board of Film Classification is considering changing its film classifications to match. I spoke to parents in Norwich to get their takes. Continue reading Norwich Parents on Swearing in Films
Markets are a mainstay of many British town and city centres. In fact, there are 1173 markets in Britain, from those selling traditional food to more specialist and niche markets selling gifts and art. Not only are they part of British tradition, they’re also a big part of the British economy, in terms of jobs and revenue. Before the pandemic, British markets employed more than … Continue reading How will Norwich Market sellers recover after Coronavirus?
Siân discusses what the public need to know about travelling when lockdown restrictions ease on 17th May. Continue reading Going on holiday? Here’s everything you need to know
With more people getting news from social media, where does this leave newspapers and television? Continue reading Are technological developments killing the news industry?
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