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The radio advert promotes an upcoming episode of Midlands Tonight that will discuss new student accommodation being built in Moseley and get opinions from locals on its potential impacts. It will also feature an interview with Ryan Brooks from the Hippodrome theatre about the thriving theatre scene in the Midlands region. Viewers are encouraged to tune in at 10pm on Channel One for these stories and their local weather.
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Script 2
- 1. Radio Advert – Script 2 Later on Midlands Tonight, we take a look at the new student accommodation currently undergoing construction in Moseley. Will it bring in prosperity for the local area and boost the economy or damage it? We speak to locals to see what they think. Also, with the theatre scene booming in the Midlands we speak to Ryan Brooks from the Hippodrome who’s telling us about this exciting time for the area. For all that plus your local weather tune into Midlands Tonight at 10pm, Channel One.