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We are dedicated to bringing local news to those in the southern part of Buckinghamshire who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise unable to read the news through a disability. Our teams record ...
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Editor/Deputy Editor
Organisation role · 5–6 hrs/month
23a Hampden Road, High WycombeHP13 6SX, United Kingdom
Reading & WritingSupervising
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South Bucks Talking News
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Summary
2 additional volunteers are required to fulfil editorial roles, preparing articles for the readers and leading the reader team. Training and support provided.Detailed description
Requirements:
- Reviews Bucks Free Press on Fridays and other local news sources and selects articles likely to be of interest to our listeners.
- Copies the articles ready for the readers
- Leads the recording team of readers, recordist and copyists
- Ensures availability of team members for recording
- Needs to be a good organiser, good with people and an eye for interesting articles
- Monthly for several hours on a Friday preparing plus the Friday evening recording session
You will be trained by one of the current editors and initially work alongside them to deliver a recording session
This is a fulfilling role, leading a team of committed volunteers and providing our very vulnerable listeners a window on what is going on in their local communities.
About South Bucks Talking News
We are dedicated to bringing local news to those in the southern part of Buckinghamshire who are blind, visually impaired or otherwise unable to read the news through a disability. Our teams record articles every week from the Bucks Free Press Group and other local journals covering southern Buckinghamshire. The recordings are copied onto small USB memory sticks and posted on Saturday in specially designed plastic envelopes to recipients, who can then listen at their convenience at home. The service is entirely free to listeners.