Editing

Recording

with Reader

Catherine Ross

The high speed memory

stick copying

equipment.

Postal Wallets ready

for collection by

Royal Mail

Vice-President

Paulette Obee

listening to an

edition of Bromley

District Talking News.

What we do and how we do it

020 8290 0085

bdtn@btinternet.com

Each week a team of volunteers reads the local newspapers
and extracts the most interesting articles, which are then edited and recorded.  The recordings are copied onto USB memory sticks.

​Each week hundreds are packed and posted to our listeners
throughout the borough.

The memory sticks can be played on an easy-to-use audio player
which we can supply...

...or you can play them on your own computer or other audio device.

You can also listen on line - go to the home page for details.

But it's not just news...

Each edition is prepared by a panel of editors, with news taken
from local newspapers. Other relevant information from the internet
is also added.

It is then recorded by our reading teams, and using high-speed equipment, hundreds of copies are made, and sent to our listeners.

As well as our weekly news edition, we also produce seasonal extras which include stories and longer features.

Keeping up-to-date will help you to maintain an active interest in life in and around the borough. With the arrival of familiar and trusted voices into your home each week, Talking News will provide a sense
of belonging and friendship.

And there's more:

The weekly briefing by the UK charity, "TNF Soundings" can also be heard at the end of each of our news editions. It contains nationwide information of relevance to blind and partially-sighted people.

Finally our listeners can hear that week's edition of the BBC Radio 4 programme "In Touch", especially produced by the BBC for blind and visually impaired people, but regrettably not available to those listening on line.

To find out more, call our office team on 020 8290 0085
or email bdtn@btinternet.com