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Coming up in episode 3

Published by Matthew Revell on August 7, 2007 under Shows

In the studio with me on Friday are Carl Husted from Wolverhampton Conservatives and Labour-supporting blogger Aaron Heath.

Amongst other things, we’ll be:

  • Speaking to a Wolverhampton farmer about the impact of Foot and Mouth disease.
  • Interviewing the Taxpayers’ Alliance about their new West Midlands branch.
  • Hearing from blogger David Lindsay on why he thinks both Thatcherism and Blairism were con tricks.

Tune in Friday 7pm - 8pm on 101.8 FM in Wolverhampton and at wcrfm.com elsewhere. Or subscribe to the podcast!

Join in the show: call 01902 57 22 57, text 60300 and start your message with “WCR politics” or email show@wolverhamptonpolitics.co.uk

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On tonight’s show - 3 August 2007

Published by Matthew Revell on August 3, 2007 under Shows

On tonight’s episode of The Wolverhampton Politics Show we have:

  • Studio guests: Labour’s David Hartley, Green Party’s Eddie Clarke, Wolverhampton film-maker Mark Jeavons.
  • Floods in Wolverhampton? What’s Wolverhampton’s flood risk? What caused the extraordinary amount of rain that resulted in the Midlands’ recent floods? Who does what and why is it so complicated?
  • Smoking ban: how has it affected publicans?
  • How’s Gordon doing? Aaron Heath and Dominic Fisher comment on Gordon Brown’s first few weeks.
  • And more: your calls on 01902 57 22 57, your texts - 60300, start your message with WCR politics - and whatever else comes up in discussion!

Tune in: 1o1.8 FM in Wolverhampton, streamed at wcrfm.com, podcast here Sunday.

27 July 2007 - pilot episode

Published by Matthew Revell on July 31, 2007 under Shows

Studio guests: Paul Uppal (Conservative candidate for Wolverhampton South West) and Gareth Walker (Labour activist and blogger).

Unfortunately, due to problems in the studio it’s unlikely that I’ll be able to retrieve a recording of this show. The next show goes out live on 3rd August between 7pm and 8pm and should be available on Sunday 5th August as an audio file from this site.