I write today after returning from a training session for Corinium Radio.

I write shortly after sending in my programme proposal form for the next Corinium Radio broadcast.

About 6 months ago, Ben Bradshaw (MP for Exeter, and Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport) announced that the government intends to upgrade all national radio stations from analogue to digital by 2015.

When it snows, there is an increased demand for local news and information – such as travel news, school closures and weather forecasts. As a local community radio station, you’d think that Corinium Radio would be the perfect place for that… in a sense, it is. But not all the time – and I thought [...]

I am writing today after recovering (almost) from last weekend’s radio broadcast.  This time, we were on air for almost 4 days: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. We also got mentioned in our local paper on Tuesday!

The last week of November is about to start!

I write this afternoon shortly after completing the recording for an edition of the Corinium Radio Breakfast Club, to be broadcast in just under two weeks.

Corinium Radio’s brand new website went live this week, after I spent my Saturday evening (last week) rebuilding it. The new website has been designed using WordPress – the same system which runs this one.

October is already here, and the Corinium Radio broadcast is now only next month! I was at the commitee meeting today, and would like to share with you some of the programme ideas discussed… and ask if you [readers of this blog] have any suggestions?

I write today shortly after sending in my programme application form for the Corinium Radio November 2009 broadcast… yes – even us regulars have to apply for airtime at Corinium Radio!