Sorry for not posting recently


I know I have been absent of late and this is due down to my work experience placement at the BBC. 


I cannot give out many details about what I have been doing as the programme I'm working on Rip off Britain (Some of my UK readers might of heard of it) is currently in production and well I can share some new about my time there.

So I have been in their production office which is based in Media City Uk in Salford, my old home for three years when I was a mire University student  to now be working in the current affairs department with professionals who know their stuff about the television industry and how to make a programme with a quick turn over look easy.

It's an amazing time at the moment and I understand anyone's frustration if they have been looking on here on tuesdays and gone:

Where is the blog post?? 

I've been a rubbish person when it comes to posting new content of late but I haven't forgotten about you guys honestly! 
I have been working on some stuff whilst doing other things I promise and have some specials in the running as well just need to get my life into some sort of rhythm again. 

Anyway I hope everyone is ok and life is treating you well. 







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