Women's group hits airwaves (From This is Hampshire)
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Women's group hits airwaves
1:15pm Wednesday 12th August 2009 in
A WINCHESTER women’s group hit the airwaves to discuss the burning issues of the day.
Four members of Winchester Circle were invited onto Charlie Crocker’s BBC Radio Solent show on Thursday, August 6.
They discussed a news story about potentially banning high heels in the workplace and issues around the television programme How Clean is Your House?
“It was such an amazing afternoon,” said Winchester Circle chairwoman Jo Woodland. “We always talk about how Winchester Circle offers you the opportunity to do something you may not otherwise get to do and here is the perfect example.
“Charlie and her producer put us at ease and before we knew it we were live on air chatting about our activities and events.”
For more information about the group visit www.winchestercircle.org.uk
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Members of Winchester Circle (left to right) – Katie Bale, Jo Woodland, Sunita Martin and Jill Lawrence with BBC Radio Solent’s Charlie Crocker, seated.
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