JO
Nick Owen and Simon McCoy, got to be the dream pairing.
Nick Owen co-presenting Afternoon Live from Stoke-On-Trent
Nick Owen and Simon McCoy, got to be the dream pairing.
SP
And the other Nick Owen on Nationwide from Brum?
Edit: or was it that Nick Owen co presenting?
Edit: or was it that Nick Owen co presenting?
MF
No Nationwide or business news on Afternoon Live
Nick Owen, main presenter of Midlands Today.
And the other Nick Owen on Nationwide from Brum?
Edit: or was it that Nick Owen co presenting?
Edit: or was it that Nick Owen co presenting?
No Nationwide or business news on Afternoon Live
Nick Owen, main presenter of Midlands Today.
Last edited by Matthew_Fieldhouse on 26 September 2019 9:12pm
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Lou Scannon
Nicholas David Arundel Owen (BBC News Channel / BBC national news / Classic FM / former ITN stalwart) generally goes by "Nicholas", doesn't he?
Nicholas Corbishley Owen (Midlands Today / Anne Diamond's on-off presenting colleague / former chairman of Luton Town F.C.), conversely, has always gone by "Nick" methinks.
Any talk of " Nick Owen", I would always assume means the latter.
EDIT: Plus, it seems logical to assume that it would be the BBC Birmingham stalwart presenting from such a firmly Midlands Today territory as Stoke-on-Trent.
Nicholas Corbishley Owen (Midlands Today / Anne Diamond's on-off presenting colleague / former chairman of Luton Town F.C.), conversely, has always gone by "Nick" methinks.
Any talk of " Nick Owen", I would always assume means the latter.
EDIT: Plus, it seems logical to assume that it would be the BBC Birmingham stalwart presenting from such a firmly Midlands Today territory as Stoke-on-Trent.
Last edited by Lou Scannon on 26 September 2019 8:08pm
SP
Exhibit A, m'Lud (17m17s)
Nicholas David Arundel Owen (BBC News Channel / BBC national news / Classic FM / former ITN stalwart) generally goes by "Nicholas", doesn't he?
Exhibit A, m'Lud (17m17s)
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Lou Scannon
I did say "generally" (as opposed to exclusively), mind...
DE
Quite a lot of ex BBC Birmingham sets end up at Wood Norton. For those who don’t know, it’s the BBC training centre. There are three television studios, the picture above is Studio A. Studio B is just through the darkish corridor with the ladders propped up (top right) and (last time I was there) also had an old Midlands a Today set in it. Studio C is behind the photographers camera position, across a corridor. They are all different sizes and have different lighting equipment but share cameras so it’s not quite as extravagant as it might seem. A has motorised lighting barrels that drop to the floor. B is a small news style studio and is where regional types practice lighting news sets and fixed positions. C is light entertainment style studio and has manual pantograph lighting fixtures which are dragged around and adjusted via poles.
Studio A was used on air several years ago for a cbbc show though I can’t remember what it was called. There was, last time I was there, still a green blobs cbbc sign outside.
Studio A was used on air several years ago for a cbbc show though I can’t remember what it was called. There was, last time I was there, still a green blobs cbbc sign outside.