Category : Radio
York
Date : 25.03.2004
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In the 21
years since it first went on air 主播大秀 Radio York has accumulated a large
collection of CDs and vinyl singles.
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Now, with the onset of new computer technology, the
station is organising the biggest clear out of surplus material in its
history.
主播大秀 Radio York is handing over more than 400 music CDs to Harrogate
College to help media students with their coursework.
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The CDs are among a huge number being donated to charity,
to community projects and to the colleges that are training a new generation
of radio presenters and producers.
The CDs are being handed over to Harrogate College today by Radio York
Harrogate reporter Sarah Best and presenter Colin Hazelden.
The presentation comes just days before Colin helps to launch a brand
new programme, dedicated to Harrogate, Hambleton and the Dales.
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North Yorkshire Breakfast will provide news,
sport, travel and weather for the Harrogate and Hambleton areas.
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The programme, to be co-presented by Colin Hazelden
and Sandie Dunleavy, will be on from 7.00am to 9.00am weekdays
on 104.3 FM.
Matt Youdale, Managing Editor of 主播大秀 Radio York, said: "This new
show is one of the most important things we have done in the station's
21-year history.
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"We want to get closer to our audiences, and are
splitting our output on different frequencies to get even more local.
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"I'm just happy that we help
Harrogate College with these CDs. It would have been such a waste to
have just thrown them away."
