Wednesday, 10 February 2016

News Story 5 - Weather

News Presenter:
And the weather for Sussex. Mainly dry and cloudy throughout the day but a few breaks are possible. Breezy with highs of 12 celsius. This evening cloudy with possible breaks with some sunny spells. Strong winds across the seafront with lows of 7 degrees. 

News Story 4 - New Technology

News Presenter: 
“Three enterprising GCSE students, have designed an app that can turn hand written notes into a computer document. The app is called Record.Press.Print, and is a new type of voice recording app for smartphones. 
Local Politician James Aldred is the reason the students manage to get funding for the app, her spoke to our correspondent about the new app, which will be available in two months on January the 2nd.

James Aldred:
 It’s great to see young students take an interest in technology. In Britain we encourage our younger generation to make a difference in technology.”

News Presenter:
“One of our correspondents talked to the students about the new app.”

Student - “We were sitting around one day doing homework, when we came up with the idea of making an app that can turn your hand written notes into a document on the computer. We asked our science teacher if he help us get funding for the app, when we told the council our idea they seemed to like it and said they would fund us.”

News Story 3 - Donation

Presenter :
Is it me? Or is it talent? winner Emily Lewis has announced that she’s donating £50,000 to the school she went to in Peacehaven, to give back for the school everything it gave her during her time there.
The 24 year old singer told Brighton FM correspondent  that she will never forget how her time there helped her confidence through some difficult years.


Emily Lewis:
“As a child I felt music was my everything, I will never forget how my teachers at Brighton school helped be overcome my lack in confidence. I really struggled with my confidence as a child, I was even too scared to perform on stage. So this is my way of saying thank you.”

News Story 2 - Environmental Buses

News presenter:
Brighton have just traded in their buses for pure electric and emission free buses. The 30 seat eco-bus, will transport people around Brighton. The eco-friendly bus is be able to travel up to 40mph and is designed for maintaining its speed up hills. 
Bright FM correspondent spoke to Brighton resident who travelled on the bus for the first time on the busses to find out what they thought of their New busses.  

Local Resident:
I thought the busses were really good. I was expecting them to be really loud but they weren’t, and its great that their eco-friendly. 

Local Resident:
Its was very comfortable, but they have put the prices up, and thats really annoying, but I’ve got no chose so I’m still gonna have to use them. 

Local Resident:
The buses are expensive and much slower. I pay my taxes, work hard and I expect there to be good, low priced buses. 


Local Resident:
The bus was great. It got me to where I need to go, the seats were comfy. The bus was quiet and the fact that it’s eco-friendly is an added bonus.