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| Posh Frocks & Dickie Bows |

Tune in to a 209radio fundraiser live this September!
“Posh Frocks & Dickie Bows” is a “dress to impress” food, jazz and comedy event in aid of 209radio, Cambridge’s community radio station on 105FM.
Tuesday 2 September 2008 at 7pm: B Bar Restaurant, Market Passage, Cambridge.
FOOD Dress up and come on down to B Bar restaurant on Tuesday 2 September where two of the station’s regular shows, Moving Tone News and Flavour of the Month have organised an evening of fun, food and frivolity featuring Caxton Swing Band and Write On! LIVE JAZZ Get in the swing with Caxton Swing Band. This eight-piece swing band will get toes tapping with danceable, listenable jazz both old and new. COMEDY Have a laugh with Cambridge scriptwriting forum, Write On! The group will perform a sketch based on its popular and comical 209radio soap, “Hills Road”.
Tickets £40 on-line : www.localsecrets.com and www.movingtone.com (includes food, comedy, music & booking fee) – telephone 01223 264991.
| | Current Opportunities at 209radio |
Volunteer designers- Can you use Photoshop or related software to design posters and flyers? We are seeking a design team to help with publicity and the look and feel of our new website.
209radio is now a Registered Charity in England, Charity No. 1124610; do you have charity fundraising experience? If you enjoy raising money for charitable causes then we would like to talk to you!
Outreach and publicity drops- Are you able to deliver leaflets door-to-door and to public spaces? We are seeking outreach volunteers to help get the word out to Cambridge residents.
Newsdesk team- Do you want to gain experience in audio editing, writing for radio, interviewing or research? We need newsdesk volunteers to help support our programme teams
Daytime presenters- Do you have time on weekdays to join or form a team to produce and present a regular daytime programme? Exciting opportunities exist to populate our daytime programme slots- no experience required as all training and support will be given. Gain skills, meet new people and get your voice heard!
If any of the opportunities above interest you, please contact Louise Hawes or Karl Hartland by calling 01223 488418 or by emailing getinvolved@209radio.co.uk
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If you are finding it difficult to tune in to 209radio on 105 FM, please note that we are aware of current reception problems and are working hard to fix them.
We have more power and a better antenna yet to be installed but in the meantime, please report your quality of reception to us!
Please let us know where in Cambridge you are trying to tune in and what you are using; e.g. Hifi, car radio, battery-powered radio etc.
Be it good or bad, your feedback is very important!
Email your reports to reception@209radio.co.uk or call us on 01223 488418
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209 Jukebox [Your Choices] |
The Jukebox is simple- it's the biggest jukebox in Cambridge.
You tell us what you want to hear and we'll try to get it.
It might take a while to get into the playlist as we have to check it for naughty words but your submission will add to a community playlist that already has 1000s of tracks, reflecting the music Cambridge listens to.
A banner at the top of every page tells you what is playing.
Click here to add your suggestion
We are more than welcoming to local music and sound art; contact the station to find out how to give us your recordings
By the way, it may be that this slot is free....fancy a go at making your own programme? Contact us to find out more!
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Chinese in Cambridge [Chinese & English] |
"Chinese in Cambridge" is a weekly programme broadcast in both the Chinese and English languages. The programme aims at providing current news relating to the Chinese community world-wide, introducing life in modern China and promoting cultural exchange between Chinese and English people by offering insight into Chinese philosophy, traditional values, literature and other arts.
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