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Strode College students launch radio campaign against crime

Local News by Laura Linham 28th Feb 2024  
Creative Media Production students at Strode College in Street
Creative Media Production students at Strode College in Street
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Media students from Strode College in Street have launched a radio campaign to help reduce crime in the local areas.

Working alongside Radio Ninesprings and supported by the High Sheriff of Somerset's Crimebeat Fund, the students have crafted a series of radio jingles addressing critical issues like cybercrime, stalking, and speeding.

Somerset's High Sheriff, Robert Drewett, said: "I am grateful to the media students at Strode College for all their hard work on this project.

"The radio jingles they produced are to a very high standard and contain important messages that will help to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour."

He added: "It is important that as many people as possible hear these messages and act upon them."

     

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