Boxing day 2012 was a first for me. We, (Margaret, Jessica and Joel) went round to Matts for the first time.
Nice place, Matt have a few members of his and Charlotte's family around for nibbles.
I did learn a few things....
1. Jessica and Joel don't like dogs
And
2. Matt can cook. Ok he isn't a hot chef but his chilly was very good,
- Adrian Chenery
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Monday, 26 December 2011
Christmas 2011
Christmas day is always one for the families. So it was dinner at home after church, play with Hannah, Sam and Ethan before a trip across the M65 to see grandma and granddad.
Jessica and Joel had loads of fun with their gifts from all the family and friends but just had to have a go on Grandad's new drum kit.
Friday, 29 April 2011
The Royal Wedding 2011
April the 29th 2011. Not only was it Margaret's birthday but also the day of the Royal Wedding at Westminster Abbey.
H.R.H Prince William of Wales, K.G. married Miss Catherine Middleton.
It was an early start for my and John Reynolds as we headed into Hyde park for the party. The service was due to start at 11am however we were in the park by 4.30am.
Hyde park was where 3 large screens got put up so that 1000's of people could view the whole service and party. And Party they did. Over 100, 000 of them in Hyde Park alone.
It is estimated that over 2 billion people worldwide watched the wedding on TV. You never know 2 billion people could of seen the bus in the park.
BBC 3 Counties Radio and BBC London both came out to the bus to do a full show from Hyde Park as well as a stream for GNS to all stations and voxes being sent to all 40 stations. BBC Five Live also came along and used or bus too.
It was a manic day which ended with Gareth Roberts doing GNS 2 ways sat on the roof of the bus with people still partying around.
It was a great atmosphere and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.
The bus really came into it's own here as John broadcast 4 live streams of audio at once and each could be crossed with any of the others if needed.
Also see.. More at adrianchenery.co.uk
H.R.H Prince William of Wales, K.G. married Miss Catherine Middleton.
It was an early start for my and John Reynolds as we headed into Hyde park for the party. The service was due to start at 11am however we were in the park by 4.30am.
Hyde park was where 3 large screens got put up so that 1000's of people could view the whole service and party. And Party they did. Over 100, 000 of them in Hyde Park alone.
It is estimated that over 2 billion people worldwide watched the wedding on TV. You never know 2 billion people could of seen the bus in the park.
BBC 3 Counties Radio and BBC London both came out to the bus to do a full show from Hyde Park as well as a stream for GNS to all stations and voxes being sent to all 40 stations. BBC Five Live also came along and used or bus too.
It was a manic day which ended with Gareth Roberts doing GNS 2 ways sat on the roof of the bus with people still partying around.
It was a great atmosphere and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.
The bus really came into it's own here as John broadcast 4 live streams of audio at once and each could be crossed with any of the others if needed.
Also see.. More at adrianchenery.co.uk
Friday, 25 February 2011
BBC Humberside at 40
As BBC Radio Humberside turns 40 years old, Andy Comfort was told to get on is bike.
200 miles late he and two other members of staff had rasied over £10000 for the BBC's Candle Appeal.
Covering 40 miles a day the team tried to cover most af the region over the 5 days that they were out. Setting off in Grimsby on Monday morning and endding up in Hull on the Friday night.
People came from far and wide to donate and keep the team going. Well done to Andy and everyone that give to the appeal which is raseing money for a local childrens hospise in Grimsby.
An added extra to the bus was a memeber of digital switchover helpscheme staff on hand to help the swichover.
Also see.. BBC Humberside
Also on my blog... Turn Back Time
More at adrianchenery.co.uk
200 miles late he and two other members of staff had rasied over £10000 for the BBC's Candle Appeal.
Covering 40 miles a day the team tried to cover most af the region over the 5 days that they were out. Setting off in Grimsby on Monday morning and endding up in Hull on the Friday night.
People came from far and wide to donate and keep the team going. Well done to Andy and everyone that give to the appeal which is raseing money for a local childrens hospise in Grimsby.
An added extra to the bus was a memeber of digital switchover helpscheme staff on hand to help the swichover.
Also see.. BBC Humberside
Also on my blog... Turn Back Time
More at adrianchenery.co.uk
Monday, 14 February 2011
WMs all Loved up!
It's Valentines day and the BBC bus is in the Black Country. Well Bilston Market.
With WM's Jo Malin all loved up and broadcasting live from the bus we had a busy morning.
We were also joined with some first click tutors for the day.
Tomorrow it's the digital switchover in Tewkesbury on the high street.
Also See, WM at The Skills Show
More at adrianchenery.co.uk
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