Just found these old clips whilst sunning myself up in the Beearmas!

Britain's Got Talent, at the Opera house Manchester

Community Reporters learn how to produce content with new social media tools such as blogs, podcasts and films and use everything from mobile phones to video cameras and webcams. Stories are distributed through our on-line networks and through other social network sites such as twitter and facebook etc.. meaning that those voices can be heard by anyone on-line. This video was made as part of a training session by People's Voice Media.

St. Mary's Roman Catholic School

People's Voice Media held a festive party for the Community Reporters. It was held at People's Voice Media's new social media centre at Manchester Communications Academy. We had lots of fun and games, and more importantly food! Community Reporters came from far and wide, including; Rotherham, Preston, Salford, Oldham and Rochdale.

A short video made by Dewsbury Community Reporters based at the d shop in the town. The film looks at innovative initiatives to regenerate the town centre talking to "pop up" restaurant creators, the Town Team, local businesses, D Shop staff and the local people of Dewsbury.

A few folk gathered at the d shop to learn community reporting. This video of 'Places and Life in Dewsbury' was our first production. Can you spot the locations? Look out for the Market and the Minster, the statue and the station, the routes into town, the unruly and the underpass.

My Writing group did some folk songs for Christmas at saint Clement's church Salford

A Community Report by Janice Bernstein and Bayla Klyne investigating the range of after school activities available in Higher Broughton. This report was produced on the Talk Broughton 3 Community Reporting programme which has just completed.