Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles
Rona Laycock in conversation with local creative writers who share their work on Corinium Radio.
Cirencester U3A’s Radio Group broadcast each month on Corinium Radio. The programme showcases the 40 plus activity and interest groups provided by Cirencester U3A through a mix of interviews and music, and provides a look ahead to upcoming speakers and events.
“A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.”
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
Lady She presents a show with vintage music and interesting guests.
A health show looking at the problems humans and animals get, and how they can be helped by osteopathy. Tony Nevin links conditions and treatment approaches as he introduces the people and animals he meets through his work. From golf players to the last circus elephant, he sees them all.
Join Carole Boydell and guests on the Community Today show, the monthly programme that gets to the heart of community life.
Dianne Smith, who sings and plays guitar with the local folk band, the Ever Expanding Band, presents a programme rooted in folk music from the British Isles