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WantedPosted - 24.05.95: Fourth World Conference on Women
Posted - 19.05.95: Woman's Hour
Posted - 01.05.95: Westminster On-Line
Posted - 01.05.95: Ready Steady Cook
Posted - 10.04.95: Posted - 03.04.95: The Multi-Media Business
Posted - 24.03.95: Crime Season Radio 5
Posted - 22.03.95: Live Aid -Ten Years After
Posted - 10.03.95: You and Yours
Posted - 01.03.95: Watchdog
Woman's Hour and the Fourth World Conference on Women
BBC's Radio 4's longest-running magazine programme sets the agenda for women each day with a mixture of politics and people, fashion, food, finance and philosophy. For 49 years Woman's Hour has monitored the progress of women in parliament, in employment, internationally as well as at home. The programme regularly covers education, childcare and health, combining up-to-date research and advice from leading authorities with the emotions and experiences of women and men.
In September Woman's Hour are hoping to visit Beijing and would like to know if any other women's radio stations or programme-making teams are also attending. If so then the team would welcome the chance to meet with fellow broadcasters from round the world, and perhaps share technical facilities which may be at a premium in China.
If you would like to contact the team please e-mail: Sally.Feldman@bbc.co.uk
For more information about the conference in Beijing and Woman's Hour please visit our Web pages at: http://www.bbcnc.org.uk/bbctv/womans_hour/index.html
Is your school at the forefront of technology?
Are you surfing the Internet in the classroom?
What are the girls doing with computers?
Are your pupils conferencing, netiquetting, music making, or establishing contacts with other schools across the world?
If so, this is your chance to host a Woman's Hour programme all about education and interactive technology. It will be recorded at the end of June or beginning of July. If you would like it to be broadcast from your school, contact us at Womanshour@bbc.co.uk telling us briefly how you are tackling the new technology and education.
Are you worried about the Environment? Do you watch the news and wonder why we are building so many new roads or what we can do to cut down air pollution and wish you had the chance to ask the Government what they are doing. Now is your chance.
At 8.15 a.m on B.B.C. 2 on Tuesday 16th May, you could put your questions to the Environment secretary John Gummer live on the programme"Westminster On-Line". He will be joined by environmentalist David Bellamy.
The phone number is 0345 514614 and all calls will be charged at local rate but remember to check with the person paying the bill before you call.
Or you could E-mail on westonline@bbc.co.uk Get those questions in!!!
If you would like to be a contestant on Ready Steady Cook, please write to the Ready Steady Cook team at the following address:
BBC Radio Five Live's 'Crime Desk' programme is looking for people who have fallen in love with prison lifers. Have you formed a relationship with a serving life prisoner that you did not know before he/she was convicted? Regardless of how the relationship turned out, we'd like to hear from you.
Every week 5 L:ive's Crime Desk looks at the crime stories in the news and the issues surrounding them. Now you can have your say. We want to hear your views on crime and your experience of it. Email us now!
Please contact Louise Shorter on 0171 765 4059, e-mail louise.shorter@bbc.co.uk or write to BBC Broadcasting House, Room 4065, Portland Place, London, W1A 1AA.
For the attention of : All MultiMedia Moguls!
Do you work in a business which employs 20 people or less? Are you involved in an organisation that uses multimedia computers and techniques on a regular basis? Or are you still teetering on the threshold of the MultiMedia revolution?
The BBC's Continuing Education Department is making a series all about MultiMedia and the ways it can be used in small businesses or organisations.
From CD-ROMS to DTP; from graphics packages and vision cards to MIDI's. If your business is small and Multimedia, we would like to hear from you.
You can contact us, by e-mailing us at: multimedia-biz@bbcnc.org.uk. Please include your telephone number.
or by writing to us at:
'This Multimedia Business',
Room 2552, White City,
201 Wood Lane,
London W12 7TS.
Have you been the victim of an attack or been intimidated by girls/women? Or if you're a woman - have you ever committed a violent crime? Please call BBC Researcher, Rozina on 0171 765 2910 (all calls confidential). Or you can email Colin on Colin.Savage@bbc.co.uk.
CARE IN THE COMMUNITY
You and Yours are looking at some of the schemes which are attempting to make Care in the Community work. One of these is a one stop shop for assessment. During the past two years, arguments have broken out between health workers and social services as to how the responsibility for Care in the Community is divided up. This can mean that if you are trying to organise care, equipment or assessment for a relative, you may find yourself being shunted between departments and having any number of assessments from different services. Does this sound familiar to you? Have you found yourself or a relative being assessed by more than one person?
We want to hear your stories, not about Community Care in general, but specifically on the problems of too many people becoming involved in assessing what you need and giving you that service.
Please contact Katie Thomson on 071 765 4919
email: thomsk01@bh.bbc.co.uk
Have you been ripped off through information posted on the Internet?
The BBC's consumer programme Watchdog is investigating scams that operate through the Internet.
Please phone Emma Jones on (0181) 752 5870
