Revisit an alternate childhood viewed through the nicotine stained lenses of a surreal band of hauntological misfits. This is my Listen Through The Brown Window review.

The story of the very first radio drama is not what many people think; it was actually a children’s drama and was written by a woman. The Truth About Phyllis Twigg (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0...

Book tickets for Robin Ince: The Universe and the Neurodiverse at J2 at Cambridge Junction. The Universe and the Neurodiverse is a journey from the outermost planets to our innermost thoughts.  Robin...

Government opens public consultation on the BBC’s future, as a new Charter Review looks at trust, funding and how the broadcaster serves audiences across the UK

A Guest Review by Steve Roche The Ipswich Regent reopened to host the opening night of the festive pantomime Cinderella. After an ambitious and expensive refurbishment the old place was resplendent with its beautiful new spaces and enhanced facilities. Cinderella is one of the most traditional and often-performed pantos of them all. No surprises with the plot then, but naturally plenty of scope for extra bits and pieces, tailored to suit the skills of the cast. A bit of coarse comedy early on raised concerns it was going to be on the ‘adult’ side, but it soon calmed down and became fun for all the family.

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Richard Marson joins Tim Worthington for a chat about Jackanory, Play School, Noel Edmonds’ Multicoloured Swap Shop, Grange Hill, John Craven’s Newsround, Blue Peter and more…!