Stage Screen & Radio

In the July/August 2002 Stage Screen & Radio magazine:

• Will the last regional programme maker turn off the light?
  The government's draft Communications Bill could lead to a foreign owned ITV network with no meaningful programme making outside of London and Manchester.
• Commercials showdown
  Freelances who work on commercials are voting in their most important ballot for years.
• Diversity in theatres
  Now is the time to address institutional racism in the theatre industry.
• Staff join up at Sky
  120 signature in two hours shows the level of Sky staff support for union representation.
• Office affairs
  BECTU President Tony Lennon bids farewell to the union's West End home.
• Animal magic
  No matter whether the critter is sunning itself in it will habitat or supposedly domesticated proper safety procedure are essential - this month's masterclass.

BECTU's magazine Stage Screen & Radio is published 10 times a year.