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The Biggest Threat to Newspapers is the Current Ownership Model
10:10 Tuesday 17th April 2012 Andy Harper Show BBC Radio Cambridgeshire ANDY HARPER: We’re talking about local newspapers, after the proposed changes to the Evening Telegraph in Peterborough, no longer a daily paper at the end of next month, but … Continue reading
Johnston Press and the Sustainable Delivery of News
17:05 Monday 16th April 2012 Drive BBC Radio Cambridgeshire CHRIS MANN: For 64 years the City of Peterborough has had a daily newspaper. But all that will come to an end in May, when the Evening Telegraph will become a … Continue reading
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A Massive Influx of Children Into The Hamptons Peterborough
08:18 Monday 16th April 2012 Peterborough Breakfast Show BBC Radio Cambridgeshire ANDY GALL: Work will start on a new school for Hampton at the end of this month. The £7.5 million building will also include community facilities. It’s been a … Continue reading
Peterborough Talking the Talk on Light Pollution
17:55 Wednesday 11th April 2012 Drive BBC Radio Cambridgeshire CHRIS MANN: The Campaign to Protect Rural England says Britain’s night sky is still saturated by light pollution. A survey found that half the people they questioned could only see ten … Continue reading
John Clare Garden
08:17 Wednesday 11th April 2012 Peterborough Breakfast Show BBC Radio Cambridgeshire ANDY GALL: Peterborough could soon get its very own designer garden, but it would seem that not everyone wants it in the city. The City Council says it’s been … Continue reading
Five Candidates And A Close Contest in Eye and Thorney
08:36 Thursday 5th April 2012 Peterborough Breakfast Show BBC Radio Cambridgeshire PAUL STAINTON: Now in around a month’s time we’ll know who’s been victorious, and who hasn’t, in this year’s local elections. In Peterborough there are 19 wards being contested … Continue reading
Drive In Cinema at Ferry Meadows Country Park
07:55 Wednesday 4th April 2012 Peterborough Breakfast Show BBC Radio Cambridgeshire (MUSIC – THE DRIFTERS) PAUL STAINTON: Talking about it all morning. Ferry Meadows is being turned into a cinema for a weekend in May. And you won’t even have … Continue reading
Bilbo and the Dragon
“Dragons steal gold and jewels, you know, from men and elves and dwarves, wherever they can find them; and they guard their plunder for as long as they live, and never enjoy a brass ring of it. Indeed, they hardly … Continue reading
