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Cycling in Camden: I Want To Ride My Bicycle
Matina Grebener talks with about the pleasures and the challenges of cycling in Camden. |
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Listen here: mp3 4.2 mb duration: 00:04:39
posted: May 2008 |
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Nigerian Politics in the UK
Journalism student Wana Udabong reports on democracy in Nigeria for CCR. Wana briefly discusses Nigerian politics past, present and, future. |
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Listen here: mp3 1.85 mb duration: 00:02:01 posted: Feb 2007 |
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A - Z of Camden By Jack Amos
Listen to the next letter each month and brush up on your knowledge of Camden's eclectic history. |
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A is for Architecture: mp3 10.3 mb duration: 00:90:00 |
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A is for Art: mp3 7.56 mb duration: 00:06:36 |
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B is for...: mp3 11.2 mb duration: 00:12:18 |
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Next time on the A-Z of Camden...
The letter C features an interview with none other than the Mayor Ken Livingston.
He talks to Jack Amos about Camley Street Natural Park. |
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Wartime Reminiscences
Eight ladies from Age Concern in Somers Town talk to Cathy Aitchison about their recollections of the war. |
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Doris Kent: mp3 6.65 mb duration: 00:05:49 |
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Olive Benson: mp3 5.75 mb duration: 00:05:03 |
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Hilda Day: mp3 10.3 mb duration: 00:09:00 |
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Margaret Ellingham: mp3 5.73 mb duratiom: 00:05:00 |
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Eleanor Kent: mp3 3.21 mb duration: 00:02:48 |
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Frances Addis: mp3 7.55 mb duration: 00:06:35 |
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Amy Greatorex: mp3 8.28 mb duration: 00:07:14 |
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Hetty Megan: mp3 9.02 mb duration: 00:07:52 |
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Prison can't lock up my imagination
By Jamie Elliott.
A short documentary on the use of drama in prisons by the charity London Shakespeare Workout. |
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Listen here: mp3 7.16 mb duration: 00:07:49 |
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Black History Month at Camden Libraries
During October 2005 Camden Libraries presented a number of events to celebrate Black History Month. The theme for this year's Black History Month was music and events were across different branches throughout the borough. They included black opera music workshops, story and folk singing and live performances. To publicise these interesting events the library staff decided to take part in their own versions of Radio 4's 'Desert Island Discs'. Librarians were asked to choose 5 songs they'd take to a desert island with them. Their choices had to have been the work of black musicians. |
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Judella's Desert Island Discs: rm 8.35 mb |
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Gary's Desert Island Discs: rm 10.2 mb |
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More here on Black History Month in Camden: (link) |
