Hi Bloggers
Changes are afoot here at Radio Verulam! From Tuesday 4th May there will be a new look to the show and a new title - "West Herts Drivetime With Danny Smith" will be born.
To go with the new show will be a new blog:
westhertsdrivetime.blogspot.com
Please note the new blog address as this will be the one-stop online resource for the show. We also have a fan page on Facebook and you can follow us on Twitter.
Friday, 23 April 2010
Saturday, 3 April 2010
Taking an Easter Break
Hi Bloggers
All of our regular features will be taking a break until sometime after Easter. However, I hope you can still join me for great music weekdays between 4pm - 7pm.
All of our regular features will be taking a break until sometime after Easter. However, I hope you can still join me for great music weekdays between 4pm - 7pm.
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Films on free to air TV for the next 7 days
Hi everyone, here are Simons recommendations for the week ahead
Wednesday
Slumdog Millionaire9:00pm - 11:20pm
Film4
10:00pm - 12:25am
ITV4
Thursday
This Is England9:00pm - 11:00pm
Film4
11:00pm - 1:05am
Film4
Friday
King Kong10:15pm - 1:30am
ITV1 London
Saturday
Apollo 136:20pm - 9:00pm
ITV2
Sunday
13 Going on 305:10pm - 7:05pm
Five
Monday
Little Voice9:00pm - 10:30pm
BBC4
Tuesday
Payback9:00pm - 11:00pm
Five USA
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Monthly feature with Karin Williams of the Citizens Advice Bureau
Hi everyone,
On the show today we heard from Karin Williams of the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Karin begun the interview by pointng out that from the 6th April this year, the age at which you can claim the state pensions is increasing for both men and women. If you were born after the 6th April 1959, you won't be able to get a state pension until your aged between 65 and 68 depending on when you were born. On a positive note, the number of qualifying years for the state pension is to be reduced to 30 years.
The next topic that Karin covered was claims to employment tribunals. When an employee wins a case, some employers don't pay the due compensation. From the 6th April, employees can ask a High Court Enforcement Officer to collect the debt if the employer doesn't pay and this will only cost £50. This change comes about as a result of campaigning by the Citizens Advice Bureau.
The next topic was about people who have paid £1000's for training courses only to find the training company becomes insolvent. The advice Karin gave is to pay by credit card for these services which then offer you some protection in such circumstances.
Also on the subject of training, Karin advised that from the 6th April, in any company with more than 250 employees, an employee now has a legal right to ask for time off for training and the employer must at least consider the idea. If the employer says no, the employee can legally challenge this using the employers grievance procedure.
For more information on anything that Karin covered, and anything else you need advice on, you can call into the Bureau at 64 London Road, St Albans, or give them a call on 01727 855269, or visit www.adviceguide.org.uk
On the show today we heard from Karin Williams of the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Karin begun the interview by pointng out that from the 6th April this year, the age at which you can claim the state pensions is increasing for both men and women. If you were born after the 6th April 1959, you won't be able to get a state pension until your aged between 65 and 68 depending on when you were born. On a positive note, the number of qualifying years for the state pension is to be reduced to 30 years.
The next topic that Karin covered was claims to employment tribunals. When an employee wins a case, some employers don't pay the due compensation. From the 6th April, employees can ask a High Court Enforcement Officer to collect the debt if the employer doesn't pay and this will only cost £50. This change comes about as a result of campaigning by the Citizens Advice Bureau.
The next topic was about people who have paid £1000's for training courses only to find the training company becomes insolvent. The advice Karin gave is to pay by credit card for these services which then offer you some protection in such circumstances.
Also on the subject of training, Karin advised that from the 6th April, in any company with more than 250 employees, an employee now has a legal right to ask for time off for training and the employer must at least consider the idea. If the employer says no, the employee can legally challenge this using the employers grievance procedure.
For more information on anything that Karin covered, and anything else you need advice on, you can call into the Bureau at 64 London Road, St Albans, or give them a call on 01727 855269, or visit www.adviceguide.org.uk
Monday, 29 March 2010
Coming up this week....
Hi all,
Coming up this week we have:
Tuesday: we have our monthly interview at 5.35pm with Karin Williams of the Citizens Advice Bureau
Wednesday: we have the Film Guide at 5.30pm with Simon Carver
Thursday: at 5.35pm we have an interview with Katherine Narroway from Friday Folk
Happy Easter!
Coming up this week we have:
Tuesday: we have our monthly interview at 5.35pm with Karin Williams of the Citizens Advice Bureau
Wednesday: we have the Film Guide at 5.30pm with Simon Carver
Thursday: at 5.35pm we have an interview with Katherine Narroway from Friday Folk
Happy Easter!
Interview with Carol Lodge of Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust
Hi everyoneOn the show today we heard from Carol Lodge who is the Conservation and Planning Officer for Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust.
Carol told us that at this time of year the birds are getting busy and the dawn chorus is starting to get more noisy! Birds are currently starting to build nests, particulary in wetland areas.
It's still important to leave bird feed out and remember to keep your bird feeders clean. Dried seeds seeds are popular with most birds.
Carol also pointed out that if you have a pond in your garden you might start seeing frog spawn - even lizards have been recently spotted!
And of course, April is the time when lots of plants begin to flower, especially bluebells. Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust are running a series of bluebell walks at various locations on the 25th April, 29th April, 6th May and the 9th May. A minimum donation of £2 per person is asked and bluebells will be experienced at their most wonderful.
For more information on these walks, and for everything else to do with the Wildlife Trust visit www.hertswildlifetrust.org.uk.
Sunday, 28 March 2010
Playlist w/c 29th March 2010
Hi Bloggers
I cannot believe how ahead of the game I am this week! Normally, I am struggling to get the playlist out before Monday's show but this week I am almost a day early!!!
Below you will find our drivetime new music playlist for the coming week:
See you on the air!
I cannot believe how ahead of the game I am this week! Normally, I am struggling to get the playlist out before Monday's show but this week I am almost a day early!!!
Below you will find our drivetime new music playlist for the coming week:
Arno Carstens - Heartbreak Monday
Codeine Velvet Club - Vanity Kills
Corinne Bailey Rae - Paris Nights / New York Mornings
Ella Chi - Cuz He Needed Me
Eliza Doolittle - Skinny Genes
Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission
Goldfrapp - Rocket
Harper Simon - Shooting Star
Joshua Radin - I’d Rather Be With You
Katherine Jenkins - Fear of Falling
Lady Antebellum - Need You Now
Lisbee Stainton - Is Whispering
Lissie - In Sleep
London Community Gospel Choir (Feat. Paul Carrack) - Soul To Soul
Maria Mena - All This Time
Meat Loaf - Los Angeloser
Mica Paris - Born Again
Nell Bryden - Tonight
OneRepublic - Secrets
Paloma Faith - Upside Down
Paolo Nutini - Growing Up Beside You
Paul Weller - No Tears To Cry
Plan B - She Said
ROX - My Baby Left Me
Scouting For Girls - This Ain’t A Love Song
The Lucinda Belle Orchestra - My Voice & My 45 Strings
Timothy B Schmit - Ella Jean
Whitney Houston - Nothin’ But Love
Items in BOLD are new additions.
See you on the air!
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Films On TV 24th - 30th March
Hi everyone, here are this weeks recommendations for free to air TV films from Simon.
Wednesday
Vice Versa
7:10pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Armageddon
9:00pm - 11:25pm
BBC3
Friday
28 Days Later
10:50pm - 1:00am
Channel 4
Saturday
The Magnificent Seven
5:25pm - 7:45pm
Five
The Break-Up
9:00pm - 11:10pm
ITV2
Sunday
Apollo 13
6:20pm - 9:00pm
ITV2
The Truman Show
6:55pm - 8:50pm
Film4
Monday
The Blues Brothers
11:00pm - 1:40am
ITV4
Tuesday
Falling Down
10:05pm - 12:20am
ITV4
Wednesday
Vice Versa
7:10pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Armageddon
9:00pm - 11:25pm
BBC3
Friday
28 Days Later
10:50pm - 1:00am
Channel 4
Saturday
The Magnificent Seven
5:25pm - 7:45pm
Five
The Break-Up
9:00pm - 11:10pm
ITV2
Sunday
Apollo 13
6:20pm - 9:00pm
ITV2
The Truman Show
6:55pm - 8:50pm
Film4
Monday
The Blues Brothers
11:00pm - 1:40am
ITV4
Tuesday
Falling Down
10:05pm - 12:20am
ITV4
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Interview with Gwendoline Alderton - local interior designer
Hi everyone,
On the show today, we heard from Gwendoline Alderton who is a local interior designer.
Gwendoline decided to talk clutter in the house and the benefits of de-cluttering.
Hoarding your possesions can soon get out of control so the first thing to do is admit to yourself that you need to de-clutter.
Gwendoline recommended that you allow time to deal with it and start small. Break down the overall de-cluttering job into manageable chunks rathe than doing a whole house at once. Doing it this way can make the excerise a lot less daunting.
And be ruthless - when you're going through your belongings you need to remember 'do you really need to keep it?!'
De-cluttering can be very theraputic aswell as making the place you live look great again.
For more information on Gwendaline and her interior design services, visit www.ga-interiors.co.uk.
Neil
On the show today, we heard from Gwendoline Alderton who is a local interior designer.
Gwendoline decided to talk clutter in the house and the benefits of de-cluttering.
Hoarding your possesions can soon get out of control so the first thing to do is admit to yourself that you need to de-clutter.
Gwendoline recommended that you allow time to deal with it and start small. Break down the overall de-cluttering job into manageable chunks rathe than doing a whole house at once. Doing it this way can make the excerise a lot less daunting.
And be ruthless - when you're going through your belongings you need to remember 'do you really need to keep it?!'
De-cluttering can be very theraputic aswell as making the place you live look great again.
For more information on Gwendaline and her interior design services, visit www.ga-interiors.co.uk.
Neil
Monday, 22 March 2010
Playlist w/c 22nd March 2010
Hi Bloggers
Please find below our drivetime new music playlist for the forthcoming week:
Don't forget, if there's ever anything you want to hear on the show, please let us know and we'll see what we can do!
Please find below our drivetime new music playlist for the forthcoming week:
Amy MacDonald - ALBUM: A Curious Thing
Ben Montague - Haunted
Codeine Velvet Club - Vanity Kills
Corinne Bailey Rae - Paris Nights / New York Mornings
Eliza Doolittle - Skinny Genes
Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission
Goldfrapp - Rocket
Harper Simon - Shooting Star
Joan Armatrading - This Charming Life
Joshua Radin - I’d Rather Be With You
Katherine Jenkins - Fear of Falling
Lissie - In Sleep
London Community Gospel Choir (Feat. Paul Carrack) - Soul 2 Soul
Maria Mena - All This Time
Mica Paris - Born Again
OneRepublic - Secrets
Paloma Faith - Upside Down
Paul Weller - No Tears To Cry
Plan B - She Said
Rod Stewart - (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher
ROX - My Baby Left Me
Simply Red - Beside You
The Lucinda Belle Orchestra - My Voice & My 45 Strings
Timothy B Schmit - Ella Jean
Whitney Houston - Nothin’ But Love
Items in BOLD are new additions.
Don't forget, if there's ever anything you want to hear on the show, please let us know and we'll see what we can do!
Telephone interview with Sharon O'Brien about fostering in West Herts
Hi everyone,
On the show today we had an interview with Sharon O'Brien about fostering and recruiting more foster carers in West Herts.
Sharon has been a foster carer for 11 years having previously been a child minder.
To be a good foster carer Sharon advised a good sense of humour aswell as being compassionate and understanding.
Lots of training is available if you're interested in being a foster carer. Currently a shortage of foster carers exists in Hertfordshire so if your interested in being a foster carer you can call 0800 917 0925 to be speak to the Herts fostering recruitment team who will be able to give you more information and guidance. For general information you can also check out www.fostering.net
Neil
On the show today we had an interview with Sharon O'Brien about fostering and recruiting more foster carers in West Herts.
Sharon has been a foster carer for 11 years having previously been a child minder.
To be a good foster carer Sharon advised a good sense of humour aswell as being compassionate and understanding.
Lots of training is available if you're interested in being a foster carer. Currently a shortage of foster carers exists in Hertfordshire so if your interested in being a foster carer you can call 0800 917 0925 to be speak to the Herts fostering recruitment team who will be able to give you more information and guidance. For general information you can also check out www.fostering.net
Neil
New Ridiculously Difficult Music Question
Hi All
Here is our new ridiculously difficult music question:
If you think you know the answer and would like to win a CD, call the show on 01727 839926 when you hear the competition lines open (normally at about 4.15pm & sometimes again at 6.15pm)
Here is our new ridiculously difficult music question:
What connects the 3 hits Love Grows (where my Rosemary goes) by Edison Lighthouse, Gimme Dat Ding by The Pipkins and Beach Baby by First Class?
If you think you know the answer and would like to win a CD, call the show on 01727 839926 when you hear the competition lines open (normally at about 4.15pm & sometimes again at 6.15pm)
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Carers - A Chance To Be Heard!
On today's show we spoke to Councillor Roma Mills about the Listening to Carers Day, organised by the St Albans Local Strategic Partnership.
The Partnership brings local organisations together to work together and is hosting a Listening to Carers Day for unpaid family carers who live in St Albans District. This is the chance for people who look after someone at home who is frail, ill or disabled to meet other people in the same position, to share experiences and to speak up about the issues that are most important to them.
The event will be held on Tuesday 23rd March at the District Council offices from 10.00am to 2.45pm with a free buffet lunch provided. Local MP, Anne Main, will be opening the event and meeting local carers and Gordon Conochie, Policy and Parliamentary Officer, Princess Royal Trust for Carers will deliver the key note address.
Carers in Hertfordshire will be helping to organise the day, because we want local Carers to have the chance:
Members of the Local Strategic Partnership want to understand how their services can make carers’ lives easier so some of them will be joining the afternoon session to help to agree a local plan of action to address carers’ issues. Make your voice heard and come to the Listening to Carers Day, to book a place telephone the West Team on 01442 253344 – we can also help with travel expenses and with alternative care costs.
For more information, check out this page on the Council's website.
The Partnership brings local organisations together to work together and is hosting a Listening to Carers Day for unpaid family carers who live in St Albans District. This is the chance for people who look after someone at home who is frail, ill or disabled to meet other people in the same position, to share experiences and to speak up about the issues that are most important to them.
The event will be held on Tuesday 23rd March at the District Council offices from 10.00am to 2.45pm with a free buffet lunch provided. Local MP, Anne Main, will be opening the event and meeting local carers and Gordon Conochie, Policy and Parliamentary Officer, Princess Royal Trust for Carers will deliver the key note address.
Carers in Hertfordshire will be helping to organise the day, because we want local Carers to have the chance:
- To talk to one another about what is important to them
- To find out information about local services
- To agree what are the most important local issues
- To decide how to take these forward.
Members of the Local Strategic Partnership want to understand how their services can make carers’ lives easier so some of them will be joining the afternoon session to help to agree a local plan of action to address carers’ issues. Make your voice heard and come to the Listening to Carers Day, to book a place telephone the West Team on 01442 253344 – we can also help with travel expenses and with alternative care costs.
For more information, check out this page on the Council's website.
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Films on TV Wednesday 17th - Tuesday 23rd March
Hi everyone
Here are Simon Carver's recommendations for films on free-to-air TV over the next 7 days:
Wednesday
In Good Company
6:50pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Thursday
Gallipoli
6:50pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Kes
11:05pm - 1:15am
ITV3
Friday
The Simpsons Movie
9:00pm - 10:50pm
Film4
Kill Bill Vol 1
10:00pm - 11:45pm
BBC3
Saturday
Nicholas Nickleby
5:25pm - 7:30pm
BBC2 London & South East
Sunday
Caramel
7:00pm - 8:30pm
BBC4
Monday
GoodFellas
11:00pm - 2:00am
ITV4
Tuesday
Scarface
10:00pm - 1:25am
ITV4
Here are Simon Carver's recommendations for films on free-to-air TV over the next 7 days:
Wednesday
In Good Company
6:50pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Thursday
Gallipoli
6:50pm - 9:00pm
Film4
Kes
11:05pm - 1:15am
ITV3
Friday
The Simpsons Movie
9:00pm - 10:50pm
Film4
Kill Bill Vol 1
10:00pm - 11:45pm
BBC3
Saturday
Nicholas Nickleby
5:25pm - 7:30pm
BBC2 London & South East
Sunday
Caramel
7:00pm - 8:30pm
BBC4
Monday
GoodFellas
11:00pm - 2:00am
ITV4
Tuesday
Scarface
10:00pm - 1:25am
ITV4
Calling All Writers (and Readers)!!!
Hi Bloggers
On yesterday's show Mark Clementson from the Verulam Writers Circle (VWC) joined us for our monthly feature showcasing local authors. The group meets weekly, alternating between St Michaels church hall and the local pub. They also have a newsletter called VERACITY. For more information check our their website.
Below are details of the local writers featured this month:
TOBY FROST - Author of the very successful Space Captain Smith trilogy
www.spacecaptainsmith.com
JENNY BARDEN - Organiser of Get Writing 2010 and fabulous writer of historical fiction.
www.jennybarden.com
STEVE BARLEY - Writer and tutor - a man that left a jb in the city to become a writer and a househusband!!
www.stevenbarley.com
Mark will be back on the show on the third Tuesday of each month.
On yesterday's show Mark Clementson from the Verulam Writers Circle (VWC) joined us for our monthly feature showcasing local authors. The group meets weekly, alternating between St Michaels church hall and the local pub. They also have a newsletter called VERACITY. For more information check our their website.
Below are details of the local writers featured this month:
TOBY FROST - Author of the very successful Space Captain Smith trilogy
www.spacecaptainsmith.com
JENNY BARDEN - Organiser of Get Writing 2010 and fabulous writer of historical fiction.
www.jennybarden.com
STEVE BARLEY - Writer and tutor - a man that left a jb in the city to become a writer and a househusband!!
www.stevenbarley.com
Mark will be back on the show on the third Tuesday of each month.
Monday, 15 March 2010
The Gig Guide: Tracklisting - 12th March 2010
Greetings all,
Here's last week's selection of tunes for you. It was so good in fact, we managed to squeeze in an extra song, you lucky people :)
Torque – Fooling No-one
http://www.myspace.com/wearetorque
Tasha Fights Tigers – Lovesick Bloodlust
http://www.myspace.com/tashafightstigers
TRACK OF THE WEEK: Lovehead - ‘Sexy Disco’
http://www.myspace.com/officiallovehead
Polly Poison and her Electric Antidote - Feels Right
http://www.myspace.com/electricantidote
Royal Flush – I Know You’re Thinking Of Him
http://www.myspace.com/royalflushtheband
OUTRO: Stereophonics – Just Looking
Until next week...
Chris
www.myspace.com/rvgigguide
Here's last week's selection of tunes for you. It was so good in fact, we managed to squeeze in an extra song, you lucky people :)
Torque – Fooling No-one
http://www.myspace.com/wearetorque
Tasha Fights Tigers – Lovesick Bloodlust
http://www.myspace.com/tashafightstigers
TRACK OF THE WEEK: Lovehead - ‘Sexy Disco’
http://www.myspace.com/officiallovehead
Polly Poison and her Electric Antidote - Feels Right
http://www.myspace.com/electricantidote
Royal Flush – I Know You’re Thinking Of Him
http://www.myspace.com/royalflushtheband
OUTRO: Stereophonics – Just Looking
Until next week...
Chris
www.myspace.com/rvgigguide
Coming up this week....
We have lots to keep you listening this week:
Tuesday at 5.35pm: we have an interview with Mark Clementson of the Verulam Writers Circle
Wednesday at 5.30pm: we have the Film Guide with Simon Carver
Thursday at 5.35pm: we have an interview with Roma Mills about the St Albans Listening to Carers Day which is on the 23rd March
Friday at 6.30pm: we have the Gig Guide with Chris Saunders
Enjoy!
Neil
Tuesday at 5.35pm: we have an interview with Mark Clementson of the Verulam Writers Circle
Wednesday at 5.30pm: we have the Film Guide with Simon Carver
Thursday at 5.35pm: we have an interview with Roma Mills about the St Albans Listening to Carers Day which is on the 23rd March
Friday at 6.30pm: we have the Gig Guide with Chris Saunders
Enjoy!
Neil
Interview with Laura Cronshaw from the Centre for Voluntary Services in St Albans
Hi everyone,
On the show today we heard from Laura from the Centre for Voluntary Services in St Albans (CVS).
Laura explained that around 600 charities and groups exist in St Albans and the CVS aims to give support, advice and training to these organisations aswell as helping them look for volunteers.
At the moment, St Albans has around 1500 volunteers. The biggest number of volunteers are under 25 and are from lots of different backgrounds and cultures.
For more information on voluntary positions available, contact the Centre for Voluntary Services in St Albans on 01727 852657 or you can go to www.cvsstalbans.org.uk or www.do-it.org.uk for more information.
Laura also talked about the position of being a Trustee for a charity. The CVS is holding an event on Monday 19th April 6pm - 8pm with local charities, and it's aimed at those who are interested in becoming a Trustee. The CVS is able to provide training in this area, and if you would like to attend the event, please book your place with the CVS.
Neil
On the show today we heard from Laura from the Centre for Voluntary Services in St Albans (CVS).
Laura explained that around 600 charities and groups exist in St Albans and the CVS aims to give support, advice and training to these organisations aswell as helping them look for volunteers.
At the moment, St Albans has around 1500 volunteers. The biggest number of volunteers are under 25 and are from lots of different backgrounds and cultures.
For more information on voluntary positions available, contact the Centre for Voluntary Services in St Albans on 01727 852657 or you can go to www.cvsstalbans.org.uk or www.do-it.org.uk for more information.
Laura also talked about the position of being a Trustee for a charity. The CVS is holding an event on Monday 19th April 6pm - 8pm with local charities, and it's aimed at those who are interested in becoming a Trustee. The CVS is able to provide training in this area, and if you would like to attend the event, please book your place with the CVS.
Neil
Playlist w/c 15th March 2010
Hi Bloggers
Below is our drivetime new music playlist for the forthcoming week:
See you on the air in 27 mins!!!
Below is our drivetime new music playlist for the forthcoming week:
Amy MacDonald - ALBUM: A Curious Thing
Ben Montague - Haunted
Beverley Knight (feat. Chaka Khan) - Soul Survivor
Codeine Velvet Club - Vanity Kills
Corinne Bailey Rae - Paris Nights / New York Mornings
Gabriella Cilmi - On A Mission
Goldfrapp - Rocket
Harper Simon - Shooting Star
Joan Armatrading - This Charming Life
Lissie - In Sleep
Mica Paris - Born Again
Michael Bublé - Cry Me A River
OneRepublic - Secrets
Paloma Faith - Upside Down
Robbie Williams - Morning Sun
Rod Stewart - (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher
ROX - My Baby Left Me
Simply Red - Beside You
Susan Boyle - You’ll See
The Lucinda Belle Orchestra - My Voice & My 45 Strings
Timothy B Schmit - Ella Jean
Whitney Houston - Nothin’ But Love
Items in BOLD are new additions
See you on the air in 27 mins!!!
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Simon Carver's Film Recommendations
Welcome to this week's recommendations of films on free-to-air TV:
Wednesday
Dogma
9:00pm - 11:25pm
Film4
Thursday
The Graduate
10:55pm - 1:05am
ITV3
Friday
Lethal Weapon
9:00pm - 11:15pm
ITV4
Boiler Room
9:00pm - 11:20pm
Five USA
Arachnophobia
11:45pm - 1:25am
BBC1 London & South East
Saturday
She's the Man
9:00pm - 11:00pm
Film4
Easy Rider
11:00pm - 1:00am
Five USA
Sunday
City of Angels
4:45pm - 6:55pm
ITV3
Monday
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
9:00pm - 12:40am
Five
Tuesday
A History of Violence
11:20pm - 1:10am
Film4
Wednesday
Dogma
9:00pm - 11:25pm
Film4
Thursday
The Graduate
10:55pm - 1:05am
ITV3
Friday
Lethal Weapon
9:00pm - 11:15pm
ITV4
Boiler Room
9:00pm - 11:20pm
Five USA
Arachnophobia
11:45pm - 1:25am
BBC1 London & South East
Saturday
She's the Man
9:00pm - 11:00pm
Film4
Easy Rider
11:00pm - 1:00am
Five USA
Sunday
City of Angels
4:45pm - 6:55pm
ITV3
Monday
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
9:00pm - 12:40am
Five
Tuesday
A History of Violence
11:20pm - 1:10am
Film4
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