Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Sound Track (2024)

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5.8 Melvin Breton on his global career with UNICEF and harnessing the power of tech 50:47

1+ y ago50:47

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Melvin’s career in social and economic policy has taken him from the Dominican Republic to East Timor, China and now New York City where he is a Policy Specialist at UNICEF. Melvin is a self-described ‘technology enthusiast’ and tech is a theme we return to throughout this episode. Melvin discusses the implications of new technology for policy work…

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5.9 Kirsty Hassard on knowing your value and shining in the competitive museum sector 42:47

1+ y ago42:47

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Kirsty takes us on her journey from UofG history student to working at the V&A, where she’s been involved in exhibitions ranging from nightclubs to robotics, and now Tartan, the first exhibition to be curated solely by V&A Dundee. You’ll get an insight into the day-to-day work of a curator, from researching and choosing objects, to speaking to pres…

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5.7 Salem Avan on UN peacekeeping and heart-based leadership 1:04:14

1+ y ago1:04:14

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Salem Avan has worked on UN peacekeeping missions in Africa, the Middle East and Europe, an experience which he tells us fundamentally changed his understanding of the world and how people live. Salem progressed from management to leadership roles, and in this episode he discusses the important differences between the two, and why he takes a ‘heart…

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5.6 Part 2 Claire and Cristina's inside track on working in the Civil Service 22:58

2y ago22:58

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In this special two-part episode get the inside track on working in the civil service from two recent graduates who both made early career changes into policy roles. Neither Claire nor Cristina did the Civil Service fast stream programme. They found their own paths. In this episode, we take a deep dive into what these unconventional routes can look…

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5.6 Part 1 Claire and Cristina's inside track on working in the Civil Service 20:33

2y ago20:33

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In this special two-part episode get the inside track on working in the civil service from two recent graduates who both made early career changes into policy roles. Neither Claire nor Cristina did the Civil Service fast stream programme. They found their own paths. In this episode, we take a deep dive into what these unconventional routes can look…

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5.4 Ian Sharpe on making it in a booming TV industry 53:52

2y ago53:52

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In this episode we meet Ian, whose hard work and determination has led him to success in a highly competitive industry. Graduate Ian quickly learnt that getting a foot in the door of the music industry would require rigorous preparation, and after beating 10,000 applicants to a BBC Trainee Scheme, embarked on a career in digital, radio, and TV that…

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5.5 Kirsten Hogg on leadership in the third sector and shaping policy that changes lives 43:44

2y ago43:44

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In this episode, Kirsten shares an honest account of how tough she found her first year out of university and the knock-backs she got from job applications — happily none of which she can even remember now! Hear about the temp job that changed the course of her career, sparked her interest in working in policy and helped build her confidence, event…

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5.2 Zara Gladman on public engagement pairing science with creativity and comedy 30:17

2y ago30:17

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In this episode Zuzia Boguslawska, UofG Careers Intern, gets the low-down on working in science communications and public engagement from Zara Gladman. Strap in as we follow Zara’s journey from volunteering with Glasgow Science Festival to leading Public & Community Engagement at UofG as she reflects on the ups and downs learnt along the way. Zara …

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5.3 Laura Bell on finding her stride in science communications 32:02

2y ago32:02

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Laura made the difficult decision to leave her cancer research institute to pursue a career in science communications, and the career change opened a wealth of new opportunities and personal accomplishments. Since making this leap, Laura has worked for organisations including Cancer Research UK and the MS Society in communication roles ranging from…

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5.1 Laura Crean on the myths of working in museums and the value of authenticity 50:04

2y ago50:04

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Laura’s passion for working in the museum sector shines through in this episode, from the importance of creating an inclusive environment and bringing diversity of thought and representation, to the ways museums can affect change and make a difference to people's lives. You’ll hear about the enormous value that Laura places on authenticity and how …

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Richard Gadd - The writer, comedian and actor who isn’t afraid of hard graft and taking a gamble 1:09:27

4+ y ago1:09:27

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Autor: University of Glasgow

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Liberty Vittert - The statistician who’s cooked up a career as an academic, TV chef, author and political commentator 1:10:16

5y ago1:10:16

1:10:16

Autor: University of Glasgow

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The Inside Track on: turning your great idea into a world-class business 23:52

5y ago23:52

23:52

Autor: University of Glasgow

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The Inside Track on: early career mindset 9:45

5y ago9:45

9:45

Autor: University of Glasgow

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The Inside Track on: building your personal brand 13:11

5y ago13:11

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Autor: University of Glasgow

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Kevin Sneader - The McKinsey Global Managing Partner, who’s identified the key enemy of confidence 52:37

5y ago52:37

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Autor: University of Glasgow

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Construction coop review 15:24

5y ago15:24

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Done

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Jordan Daly – The student activist who made LGBT history 1:05:57

5y ago1:05:57

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Jordan Daly co-founded the campaign group and charity Time for Inclusive Education (TIE). TIE has one aim: to tackle homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia with LGBT-inclusive education in schools. Jordan’s experience growing of up as a young gay man, and his feeling of isolation at his most desperate helped to shape the work that TIE do in schools.…

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Isabel Buchanan – the Human Rights Barrister who worked on Pakistan's Death Row 48:33

5y ago48:33

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UofG grad and Human Rights Barrister Isabel must have made one of the most brave post-graduation decisions covered on the Sound Tracks Podcast. At age 23, after graduating from the Law School, Isabel went to work in Pakistan, on death row. In this episode, Isabel discusses the decisions she made along the way to becoming the Barrister she is today …

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Erin MacDonald - The tattooed Scottish-American astrophysicist who brings the science to Hollywood’s Sci-Fi 1:02:00

5y ago1:02:00

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Check our Erin's bio and recommended career resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/erinmacdonald/ In this episode of Sound Tracks you’ll hear from Dr Erin Macdonald the self-confessed ‘tattooed Scottish-American N7 Slytherin Rebel from Starfleet’. Not sure what to make of that? Then take a listen! Dr Erin is the awesome host of You…

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Neil Oliver - The archaeology student who dug himself a niche multi-hyphen career 45:37

5y ago45:37

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Check our Neil's bio and recommended career resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/neiloliver ‘That guy from Coast’, Neil Oliver, has one of the most recognisable voices to give you sound advice in this latest episode. Archaeologist-broadcaster-author-journalist... he’s carved out a unique niche for himself in his multi-hyphen care…

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The Inside Track on: making meaningful connections 13:15

5y ago13:15

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Get the Inside Track on making meaningful connections, with UofG Grad Paul Kay, who founded his own company Perfect Ink Media after working as the Managing Editor of Hong Kong Tatler! Paul gives three tips – that anyone can use – to break the ice, establish rapport and put your best foot forward with someone new. Resources and references from this …

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The Inside Track on: future skills in the age of AI 14:31

5y ago14:31

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Get the inside track on future skills, with UofG Grad David Timis - EU Civic Outreach Fellow at Google. David suggests tools for your learning, describes what the future looks like in the age of AI, and gives us lots of (let’s face it – much needed) hope for how we can all adapt our skills and mindsets in the world’s most technologically advanced w…

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The Inside Track on: aligning your career with your passion 18:49

5y ago18:49

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Get the inside track on aligning your career with your passion, with UofG Grad Mark Ross – Finance Director EMEA at sports brand Under Armour in Amsterdam. Mark talks you through how to show your passion at interview, suggests ways that he develops passionate members of his team and shares his insight into combining his Accountancy profession with …

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The Inside Track on: Impostor Syndrome 14:50

5y ago14:50

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Get the inside track on managing Impostor Syndrome and building confidence, with UofG Grad Mairi McMartin – Knowledge Lawyer at Linklaters in Brussels. Mairi’s episode will make you laugh out loud and connect with your inner child again as she takes us right back to Primary School to explore some of the ways Imposter Syndrome can take hold. With th…

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The Inside Track on: Getting your first job abroad 23:20

5y ago23:20

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Get the inside track on getting your first job abroad, with European Commission Comms Officer, Rosie Birchard. Rosie talks you through each step of the way, from skype interviews and CVs to what to pack and how to make friends in a new city. Listening to her practical tips and tricks will equip you with everything you need to go abroad – and likely…

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Shiona McCallum - The Scottish lass turned Londoner who’s making airwaves at BBC Radio1 43:50

5y ago43:50

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More info about Shiona and how to connect with her on our webpages at: www.gla.ac.uk/soundtracks In this first episode of Season 3 of Sound Tracks hosts Rosie and Kezia recorded in the BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat studio with Shiona McCallum, reporter and UofG law grad. Shiona’s role as a reporter covering stories across the UK, interviewing and investigat…

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History exam review for grade 10 17:18

5+ y ago17:18

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History for grade 10 class

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Helen Stewart - The Arts grad who's distilling gin and inspiration! 48:03

5+ y ago48:03

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This special episode of Sound Tracks was recorded live at Drygate Distillery, in front of an audience of 100 students and alumni. UofG Arts Grad Helen studied English Literature and Language in Glasgow, all the while brewing ideas for diversifying her family farm back home in Pitlochry. Today, she is both forager and founder at Badvo Distillery - s…

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Anita Chaudhuri - The Magazine Editor who's got the scoop on working in media 50:34

5+ y ago50:34

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Check out Anita's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/anitachaudhuri Anita Chaudhuri is a UofG Drama grad who’s now Associate Editor of Psychologies Magazine and a long-standing journalist in the arts and current affairs. In this episode Anita talks openly about what she’s learnt from writing for some…

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John Tiffany - The Theatre Director who brought the magic of Harry Potter to stage 1:06:11

5+ y ago1:06:11

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John Tiffany is one of UofG’s most prestigious alumni working in the creative arts. He’s worked on internationally acclaimed productions, winning numerous accolades including two Tony Awards and two Olivier Awards! In this very special episode of Sound Tracks we hear about John’s journey from a UofG Biology student, to becoming Associate Director a…

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Ben Mervis - The Food Editor whose career is built on going with his gut 1:55:14

5+ y ago1:55:14

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Check out Ben's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/benmervis/ Food historian, researcher and editor Ben Mervis, came to Glasgow studying on a year abroad - and stayed! In this episode you'll hear how Ben used the skills from his history degree to create a multi-hyphen career around one of his passion…

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Linda De Caestecker - The Medical Student turned Public Health Director who’s still a biscuit lover at heart 1:06:39

5+ y ago1:06:39

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Check out Linda's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/lindadecaestecker/ UofG Grad Linda De Caestecker is the Director of Public Health for Greater Glasgow and Clyde, a career which she moved into after working as a Doctor both at home and abroad. Now an Honorary Professor, Charity Trustee and importa…

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Jude Pullen - The Product Design Engineer who’s sent superman into space 1:03:32

6y ago1:03:32

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Check out Jude's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/judepullen/ Jude Pullen is an award-winning Product Design Engineer and Technologist with a fascination for solving unconventional problems – both mechanical and human. Jude has worked for brands like Dyson, Speck Design, Sugru and is now currently …

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French study sound track for grade 10 exa. 2:42:32

6y ago2:42:32

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French

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Olivia Egert’s Grade 10 English ISU Podcast 6:33

6y ago6:33

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This podcast is about the Sport Ultiate

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Mark Beaumont - The Athlete, Broadcaster and Author who pedalled round the world in 80 days 55:51

6y ago55:51

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Check our Mark's bio and recommended careers resources: www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/markbeaumont/ In this final episode of Sound Tracks season 1, UofG politics and economics graduate Mark Beaumont talks us through what it takes to break the circumnavigation cycling world records not once but twice! We unpick what ‘success’ actually…

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Bev Lyons – The Showbiz Lion who’s shopped with Beyonce 48:00

6y ago48:00

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Bev has over two decades of experience as a writer and broadcaster for web, tabloid, magazine, broadsheet, TV and radio. She founded the daily Razz pages for the Scottish Daily Record newspaper covering entertainment and has written for the Glasgow Evening News. A familiar voice on our radio and television Bev has appeared on BBC Radio Scotland, Ra…

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Kian Golzari - The Active Dreamer who made business with LeBron James a reality 49:51

6y ago49:51

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Check out Kian's Bio and recommended resources here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/kiangolzari/ Kian Golzari has personally sourced and manufactured over 2,500 products for brands such as Tesco, Panasonic, United Nations, Google and more! So his insight into business as a product developer and entrepreneur is not to be missed…

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Amal Azzudin - The Glasgow Girl putting refugee rights on the global stage 55:54

6y ago55:54

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Check out Amal's Bio and recommended resources here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/amalazzudin/ Amal Azzudin is a Human Rights campaigner and Social Justice Activist now working for the Mental Health Foundation and as an ambassador for the Scottish Refugee Council. Amal's passion for human rights and social justice began when…

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Mick Cooke - The Pharmacology Grad who won a Brit Award 39:10

6y ago39:10

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Check out Mick's Bio here: https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/mickcooke/ In this episode we hear from Mick Cooke, the UofG Pharmacology graduate who found his feet as a musician whilst studying at Glasgow and went on to spend 15 years with iconic indie band Belle and Sebastian. Since leaving the band, Mick has gone on to become a …

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Corien Staels - The Dragons' Den star who's practically pitch perfect 42:02

6y ago42:02

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Check out Corien's Bio and recommended resources at : https://www.gla.ac.uk/alumni/welcomehome/soundtracks/corienstaels/ UofG business grad Corien Staels, Founder of Staels Design ltd. trading as Wheelair - is an impressive source of inspiration. In this episode, hosts Rosie and Kez caught up with her while she was back in the UK on business after …

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The Official UofG Sound Tracks Trailer 1:45

6y ago1:45

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Sound Tracks is the fortnightly podcast brought to you by UofG Careers and Alumni, that’s jam-packed with sound advice from our graduate world-changers to help keep your career on track. Join hosts Kezia and Rosie as they take your on a tour with awesome alumni all over the world to share their career journey. From side hustles and social enterpris…

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 16 - A Year in Review and Looking Ahead 20:53

8y ago20:53

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This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 15 - Plymouth Energy Commuity with Alistair Macpherson 32:17

8y ago32:17

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This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 14 - Thrive Plymouth with Claire Turbutt 33:07

8y ago33:07

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This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 13 - A Healthy Plan with Kelechi Nnoaham 31:48

8y ago31:48

31:48

This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 12 - Political Leaders with Cllr Patrick Nicholson 22:23

8y ago22:23

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This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 11 - Strategic Thinking with Paul Barnard 22:34

8+ y ago22:34

22:34

This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth and specifically an opportunity to explore the Plymouth Plan in a little bit of detail.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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Sound Like A Plan Episode 10 - With Special Guest RTPI President Phil Williams 21:47

8+ y ago21:47

21:47

This podcast is about development and town planning in Plymouth, this week featuring Royal Town Planning Institute President Phil Williams.Autor: Sound Like A Plan

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