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Recordings of Programmes

Recordings of the following programmes are now available online. Click through to our Programme Recordings page for links to each recording.

Because our music licenses only cover the broadcast itself, all music has been removed from the recordings.

Chesterton Primary School Broadcast Live On Corinium Radio

Chesterton Primary School outside the Corinium Radio studio.

Mrs Dearsley’s Year 5  Class from Chesterton Primary School visited Cirencester Bingham Library last week during the Corinium Radio broadcast.  The whole class took part in the TGI Friday programme – the first time this has been attempted on Corinium Radio, and it was an unqualified success!  Whilst their colleagues listened to the radio, small groups took turns in the studio, and had each chosen a local feature to talk about, including the Open Air Pool, Chesterton Play Rangers and St Michael’s Park.

Broadcaster Ann Hart commented:

I was a little nervous about the logistics of getting such a large group in and out of the studio, and also not certain how the children would react to being live on air. needn’t have worried, they had clearly researched their subjects and worked hard on their scripts, and I simply sat back and let them take over.  It was entertaining, informative and exactly what a community radio station is all about.  Many thanks to the children and teachers and also the Bingham Library who so kindly allowed us to relay the broadcast to the children waiting outside.

Anyone interested in sharing their views on the broadcast, or getting involved in any capacity, is invited to attend this year’s AGM. Open to all members of the public, the meeting will take place this year on Thursday 8 July at 6.45pm (for 7.00 start) in the Cirencester Bingham Library.

Thank-You to All Our Volunteers

Ovo Energy At the Cotswold Show

Liz visits the Ovo Energy stand at the Cotswold Show.

Our 9th broadcast is now over, and we would like to thank all those who have helped make it possible.

Breakfast Show presenters Liz and Joanna have, as Chair and Vice-Chair, been running all our meetings over the last few years. They will be stepping down from their posts later this week, but we hope they will stay involved with the radio station and help make some more programmes in the future.

Sponsorship co-ordinator Malcolm has been responsible for organizing all our sponsorship, and after the introduction of our Platinum package managed to find two sponsors. The platinum package made a huge difference to our funds so a large sum of money has already gone towards a future broadcast.

Angela has, as treasurer to the group, collected money from sponsors and donations as well as paid the money out for all our licenses. She has kept the team on track in the moments where those attending the meetings have wanted to do something too complicated or expensive for the radio station.

The scheduling has been organized by programming co-ordinator Alex who has collated programme proposal forms from all our presenters and organized the printing of leaflets and the publishing of the schedules in local newspapers and magazines.

Technicians Tom and Fred built the studio on Wednesday night, and were always on hand to fix problems with the studio which occurred during the broadcast weekend. They were also responsible for monitoring our Internet broadcast, which despite the fact that it comes from a computer in someone’s house with a radio tuned to 87,7 attached to the end of it, worked alot better than it has done previously. Without them, you wouldn’t have been able to hear any of our programmes!

Our presenters, programme makers, editors (in fact, the whole on-air team) must also get a mention. Notably, Will and Ben who were the most popular programme on our online stream; new recruit Nick Edwards with his Psychedelic Rock series; Liz, Chloë, Joanna, Rob and Alex who produced the Breakfast Shows; Ann who organised for the local primary schools to be involved; and Steve Connoly who wrote and recorded our radio play.

This broadcast was also the first time which we did live travel updates for those going to the Cotswold Show. On Sunday, we had Liz and Cameron on location who spoke over the phone about what was going on, out on Cirencester’s roads.

Most importantly, we’d like to thank all our listeners. Without your feedback, we’d be lost! This is your station, and everything we do is for you! We’d love to year from you if you have something to say, perhaps you might want to get involved… Come along to our AGM on Thursday 8. July 2010 at 6:45pm (for 7.00 start) in the Cirencester Bingham Library.

Hopefully, we will be back in the future. But this will only be possible if we have enough volunteers. No one has to speak on air if that’s not what you want to do. If you’d like to contact us, e-mail info@coriniumradio.co.uk and we’ll try and answer your queries as best we can.

Sunday’s Early Breakfast

There’s one more edition of the show to come before the end of the broadcast. On tomorrow’s show…

  • Hear a performance by Open the Book on the July 2009 edition of the Open Door.
  • Hear some highlights from the Write Out Loud programme.
  • How does Cotswold District Council cope with a crisis?
  • Hear a repeat of a performance by the Stratton Drama Group, from June 2008.

Saturday’s Early Breakfast

Here’s what’s in store for you on tomorrow’s edition of the show…

  • An Interview with the New Brewery Arts with Joff Elphick.
  • The 2009 Churn Family Fun Day with Liz Young. You can hear the 2010 version on at 10.30am tomorrow morning.
  • Cirencester Town Quiz with special studio guests.
  • Loose Cotswold Women with Joanna, Alix and Chloë.
  • Community Safety with Les Haines.

Hope you’re able to tune in. We’ll be on air bright and early from 5am.

Our web team are off home now for the night. Make sure to join the Breakfast team on air and online from 7:15 tomorrow morning.

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