Welcome to the radio journalism page - listen to some of my independent radio reports and the contributions I have made to local radio.

In my broadcast module at university I learnt how to source, research, record and edit radio packages. Most of my stories are Canterbury-based due to the location of my university. Myself and my colleagues also grouped together to put our packages into a radio programme.

Students at the University of Kent escape fire

Kent Fire and Rescue tell us about a lucky escape in student accomodation at the University of Kent, as well as some safety tips.

In the lead up to the 2010 UK election, I was given the opportunity to participate in an experiment with BBC Radio Kent. Three of us watched the third election debate, while another three listened to it. The aim was to see if listeners and watchers of the debate came to the same conclusion. Prior to the debate, we all gave our views on the election to a reporter from the BBC. The next morning myself, representing those who watched it, and another student representing those who listened, gave feedback on our thoughts of the debate, live. Did we agree? Listen to a recording of the programme below.