[cma-l] FW: Fwd: Eat Well for Less - Community Radio Shout out forFamilies

[Canalside's The Thread]

And hey presto everyone 
.. straight off the back of me pinging the e-mail
out, next down the list in the inbox is a BBC     FREE-LOADER !
they can run programmes like these at completely cruise level. License
payers money, 25 producers, 5 make up artists, chefs getting paid bucket
loads, 4 folk brewing up and 8 sweeping up and 1 breaking the eggs 



. And
we wait 12 years to get £15,000 knocked off our RESTRICTIONS.

 

Possibly the person in the PR/Marketing department also gets paid a wage
which could run our Station for six months or more.

 

Of course we’ll give it a shout out, no issues 

..we do it because we’re
nice people )or is that MUGS ?)

 

This isn’t a Saturday morning whinge from me, I think that these are
actually very valid points and I would like to know what people think ?
are all our Community Stations running this or have some said   ‘’no thank
you Bon Voyage Mr E-Mail’’   ??      I’m interested to know

 

Nick

 

 

 

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Sent: 01 May 2015 17:28
To: cma-l at commedia.org.uk
Subject: [cma-l] Fwd: Eat Well for Less - Community Radio Shout out
forFamilies

 

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From: Sandy McCracken <Sandy.McCracken at iwcmedia.co.uk>

Hi

 

I am an assistant producer at RDF Televison and we are currently doing a
nationwide search to find families and households to take part in the BBC1
show – Eat Well For Less. 

 

It would be great if we could get a shout out on the community radio
stations to let people know how to get in touch with us. Something along the
lines of the following:

 

Masterchef’s Gregg Wallace and award winning grocer Chris Bavin are
returning to our screens in the new series of BBC1’s ‘Eat Well For Less?’. 

 

In the programme, the pair helps families and households to reduce their
weekly food bill and cut waste through practical shopping advice and simple
to follow recipes. 

 

Families who wish to take part can get in touch with the production team
either by phoning 0207 013 4148 or by emailing eatwell at rdftelevision.com.

 

Further details below:

 

BBC1 IS LOOKING FOR HOUSEHOLDS TO TAKE PART 
IN THE NEW SERIES OF ‘EAT WELL FOR LESS?’

•    Is the cost of your weekly food shop driving you mad?

•    Perhaps you’re desperate to save but under pressure to keep providing
the household favourites?

•    Do you lack the time to spend hours searching for bargains?

•    Maybe you need help adjusting to a new financial or dietary situation.

•    Or are you just bored of buying and cooking the same foods every week?

Masterchef’s Gregg Wallace and award winning grocer Chris Bavin are on a
mission to prove that if you shop cleverly you could save a packet, and
still create incredible meals.

Get in touch to apply or find out more!

Tel: 0207 013 4148

Email: eatwell at rdftelevision.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/EatWellForLess 
Twitter: @EatWellForLess

Calls from landlines will be charged at national rates. Calls from mobile
phones will vary so please check with your provider for details.

 

Please feel free to contact me if you need any further information, any help
that you could give would be most appreciated. 

 

Best wishes

 

Sandy

 

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Sandy McCracken | Assistant Producer (Eat Well for Less)
RDF Television | The Gloucester Building | Kensington Village | Avonmore
Road | London | W14 8RF

t. 0141 353 8450

sandy.mccracken at rdftelevision.com |  <http://www.rdftelevision.com/>
www.rdftelevision.com |  <http://www.zodiakmedia.com/> www.zodiakmedia.com 

 

 

 

 

 



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