
Steve Brine, MP for Winchester and Chandler's Ford, was a guest reader on Winchester Talking Newspaper (WTN).
Steve joined a presenter and three other readers at WTN's studio in Unit 12, Winnall Valley Road, Winchester, and participated in the weekly reading and recording of extracts from the Hampshire Chronicle. In the afternoon, a further team copied the recording onto memory sticks and sent them to the organisation's blind or visually impaired listeners in the Winchester area.
Steve said he was very impressed with what WTN did and was pleased to be invited to WTN's new studio in Winnall Valley Road. He had been a guest reader before, when WTN's recording studio was in Chesil Street.
After the recording, Steve Brine said:
“As our local MP, I obviously take a keen interest in what our local paper is up to but also what our amazing voluntary sector is doing. The Winchester Talking newspaper brings them both together and is quite simply a brilliant service. I was so pleased to be invited to guest read and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Thank you to everyone involved for all they do.”
Pictured; Steve Brine MP (left) in WTN's recording studio in Winnall Valley Road. Also in the photo (left to right) are: John Richards (WTN Chairman), Noël Thorpe-Tracey, Heather Thorpe-Tracey and Jane Harding.
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