Ciren Scene Magazine - Supporting Local Businesses Where were you 15 years ago?


Corinium Radio wants to know what you were up to 15 years ago because, in May, we are cele- brating 15 years of broadcasting community radio from Cirencester. Were you planning your very first show or getting to grips with the technology of the day, helping us to go on-air?


We are on the hunt for all those volunteers who have


Carole Boydell Chair of CR


played


their part over the past 15 years in making Corinium Radio the award-winning local community radio station it has become so please get in touch.


If you have photographs from the many events and activities we have been involved in or want to share your memories of setting up pop-studios all over the Cotswolds are, just let us know by email (see below) or social media. Perhaps you were interviewed about the work of your community group or came to us as a student to gain work ex- perience – we want to hear from you!


Mindful of social distancing and the flexibility around COVID 19 restric- tions being lifted, we are planning 6 months of cel- ebrations so look on our website coriniumradio. com for more de- tails.


And, if you want to hear your voice in the Cotswolds, just listen on your smartphone, your smart speaker or your PC or laptop. It couldn’t be easier.


Don’t forget, if you miss any of our shows, you can listen again by clicking LISTEN AGAIN on www. coriniumradio.com


Corinium Radio is an award winning volunteer-led online community radio station, broadcasting from the heart of Cirencester.


Give me a call on 07776 144033 to discuss or email: caroleboydell@coriniumradio.co.uk.


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