BBC South Today.

[Freddie Goodwin.]

The footie round-up has prompted a couple of questions....I know they've shown Swindon in their round up before but tonight they also showed MK Dons, why?

Also Bournemouth, what has happened to those seats behind the goal? It was only a few seconds glimpse but it looked like that stand had gone and you could see cars again. What's going on?

 

[Scotty Mac]

Also Bournemouth, what has happened to those seats behind the goal? It was only a few seconds glimpse but it looked like that stand had gone and you could see cars again. What's going on?

those seats have gone

they were only ever temporary, so i guess that following relegation they thought they could save money by getting rid

 

[Lord Bracknell]

The footie round-up has prompted a couple of questions....I know they've shown Swindon in their round up before but tonight they also showed MK Dons, why?

Also Bournemouth, what has happened to those seats behind the goal? It was only a few seconds glimpse but it looked like that stand had gone and you could see cars again. What's going on?

It's tales like this that make me glad that we can't get BBC South out here in the wilds of Lewes district.

But we do know rather more about Charlton Athletic and Gillingham than is good for us.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

they do wycombe aswell don't they? must be the reason for mk dons, which is strange as they're also covered in the east anglia one

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

Boring BBC answer ahoy.

It's a bank holiday, so the TV producers who work in the BBC Oxford newsroom (which produces a programme for Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Swindon as well as parts of Berkshire, Northamptonshire and the Cotswolds; what's known as a sub-opt) might have taken the day off, or worked on a single edition, transmitted from Southampton (which is known as an opt).

My guess is things will be back to normal tomorrow.

 

[The Oldman]

Boring BBC answer ahoy.

It's a bank holiday, so the TV producers who work in the BBC Oxford newsroom (which produces a programme for Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Swindon as well as parts of Berkshire, Northamptonshire and the Cotswolds; what's known as a sub-opt) might have taken the day off, or worked on a single edition, transmitted from Southampton (which is known as an opt).

My guess is things will be back to normal tomorrow.

That is most enlightning. What wonderful things you learn on NSC. I see the lovely Sophie is back reading the news. Hope she is all ship shape after her maternity leave.

 

[Storer68]

and last night I tuned in to SCR to find out how Sussex were getting on against Wankashire, and all they could tell me (and from a man at the ground to) was how well KENT were doing.

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

and last night I tuned in to SCR to find out how Sussex were getting on against Wankashire, and all they could tell me (and from a man at the ground to) was how well KENT were doing.

I noticed that too. Whatever happened to local radio?

 

[mattb]

who even knows, Freddie Goodwin, who even knows...

back in my day...

 

[BensGrandad]

I noticed that too. Whatever happened to local radio?

On bank holiday Monday SCR joined up with Radio Kent and gave the updates of Sussex football and kent cricket because Sussex didnt start until 4.30