BBC plans could kill local radio - Step back from brink, urges NUJ
The NUJ has condemned proposals which could see BBC local radio services being axed as part of a programme of savage spending cuts.
Staff have been briefed about a series of proposals for the future of local radio - including plans to produce only breakfast and drive-time shows locally, with all other programming being delivered by Radio 5 Live. BBC staff fear the plans would mean the loss of at least 700 jobs and the possible closure of some stations. Read the full article here . . . .
This is the official blog for the NUJ Birmingham and Coventry branch.
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