CirencesterScene Magazine -Establishing Local Connections Corinium Radio’sFutureisLooking Bright
Corinium Radiodoesn’t need a crystal balltosee what the yearsahead have in storefor the local station.
Volunteersatthe Cirences- ter-based community radio are predicting thatthe future will be bright–at least ifthey canharness the youthful en- thusiasm they’ve discovered recently.
The station’syoungest helper has hit the airwavesand has proved areal success.
Eight–year–old Alice has just put together aprogramme called ‘Alice’sAdventures in Musicland’ in which she plays some of her favouritemusic.
The showalso expresses her joy and love of music and dance.
it’s likely we’ll hear more fromyoung Alice in the not– too-distant future!”
The radio station wasalso rep- resentedatthe CirencesterCa- reersConvention at the town’s Deer Park School.
As a result,lotsofyoung teen- agerscametotalk to us and were keen to work with the station.
Added Tony, “The amountof talentout thereamong our young people is staggering. We will definitelybe intouch with them.”
Alice’sAdventures in Musicland by eight year old Alice, the radio station’syoungest helper!
If youmissed Alice’sprogramme when it first aired youcan still catch up tvvvelistenagain facility on the Corinium Radio website.
Corinium Radio spokesman Tony Coleman said, “It’s amazing that someone so young can produce such a greatshow. Ihear thatshe really enjoyeddoing it and
Friday13th wasn’t unlucky forthe guests at Corinium Radio’sWhisky and Chocolate tasting in October,up- stairsin the Parish Rooms, Gosditch Street. A brilliant (and educational) evening washad by all.We were tak- en through five differentScotchwhiskies accompanied by five differentchocolates, led by wine and whiskey expert RogerReid,aided by wine expert Tina Lewis.
Geoff Carr,one of the original Corinium Radio team, or- ganised the fund raising evening and donated the first bottle ofwhisky thatwetasted -Bruichladdich Organic Futures IslaySingleMaltScotchWhisky 46% alc. Paired with Amaretto truffle, donated by Drizzle Chocolate, Cirencester, this rare release proved very popular and easy onthe palate. The second whisky, the GlenDro-
Meanwhile, the station is al- ways on the look-out for new volunteers…ofall ages!So, if youwanttohelp, call Carole
Boydell 07776 144033 formoredetails.
***There’s STILL timetoVOTEfor us as the best Community Station, so please support us!
Go to
coriniumradio.co.uk and click on the Cotswolds Awards Banner before November 7th, scroll down and
vote.Thank you all.***
Corinium Radio’sWhisky &Chocolate Tasting
nach Original 12 year old Highland Single Malt Scotch Whisky 43% alc. paired with a delicious dark orangette chocolate, was equallyifnot moreappreciated.
Thatand the next three chocolateswerekindly donat- ed by the Chocolate Place in Inverness. We had two more single malts, and one blended whisky. Each had their supportersbut were soundlyoutvoted by the popularity of the first two.
Celebrity attendees included Lucy and Colin, owners and well respected local brewersofCorinium Ale, who naturally took ameasured approach to their tasting, unlike some of us who wolfed down each tot and choc. Adefinite improvementon chocolate liqueurs!
Thanks to Corinium Radio fororganising the evening. Pictured below left are Carole Boydell (Chair), Geoff, Tina, Mo
andRoger.Below rightare Colin and Lucy, with enthusiastic amateur taster, Carlo Vuolo.
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