Christopher Douglas
@chrishdouglas.bsky.social
Writer/Actor. Ed Reardon's Week. Latest series available on BBC Sounds. Also available, my two-part adaptation of George Gissing's great novel 'The Odd Women'. reception@davidhigham.co.uk. info@roxanevacca.co.uk
Totally agree. Also, @RachelReevesMP has risked £14bn+ of public funds on Sizewell C - the same flawed EDF EPR design as Hinkley Point C, choosing to prop up the ailing French nuclear industry & big business over 'working people' & the rest of the UK population! #SayNo2SizewellC
There's to be an Ed Reardon omnibus on Radio 4Extra this Sunday at 6pm. The repeat fees have already been spent.
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... New series starts 2.15 this afternoon. Warning! This programme contains no Glastonbury updates
BBC Radio 4 - Ed Reardon's Week, Series 16, 1. A Crumbling Edifice
Another defeat from the jaws of victory.
bbc.co.uk
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m... Ed enters the property market next Monday in a simply stunning slot - situated twixt the buzzy bustle of 'The World at One' and the rural idyll of 'The Archers', all but a stone's throw from the creative mecca of 'A Good Read'.
BBC Radio 4 - Ed Reardon's Week, Series 16, 1. A Crumbling Edifice
Another defeat from the jaws of victory.
bbc.co.uk
Writers are increasingly asked to work for nothing. Whether or not you're a Guild member, if it's happened to you in the last 12 months and you've been asked by a salaried producer or editor to work for free then do complete this survey. www.surveymonkey.com/r/WGGBEviden...
Free work - Call for evidence
Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.
surveymonkey.com
Keep thinking the Mildmay Line is down but it's the new quiet trains gliding over the nearby railway bridge. They're called Altom Aventras. Evidently their welded parts make them lighter, and they're built (it says) in a Derby train factory which opened in 1840.
This metaphor catches the confused thinking about test cricket. Is it an adrenaline-drenched entry on the diary app or a carrot-caked dozefest in red trousers?
Series 16 of 'Ed Reardon's Week' is in the can. As always, verisimiltude is our watchword.
