As the ravens circle around Broadcasting House in London’s West End, presaging difficult times ahead for BBC Radio, with less money to play with at a time of increased competition from its commercial rivals, a very different kind of listening experience was on offer last week in an upstairs room above a café in Canterbury.
Kate Chisholm
Foreign exchange | 28 March 2019
Plus: a smart, pace-faced 11-hour adaptation of Arnold Bennett
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