Bong Johnston
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I like channel 4 for their environmental topics Have a lot in more to give and and pretty sure that the youth of today a rope us preferring channel for I like Cheers in the morning everyone loves Raymond and frasure but I like your despatches And any programs to do with going green environmental studies top jaw stuff I really like it Watched in horror all the forest fires in Siberia and in Brazil and South America is diabolical in these to help we need to be planting trees not setting fires is discussing come-on Vyse join in the help I have a problem at the moment im Poole and Bournemouth with plastic pollution in a place called coy pond and Bournemouth gardens Branksome we collected over 1000 plastic bags in one go from a leaf grill that was trapping them and every time it rained the pressure of the water were just read the plastic bags into millions of different bits and pieces it took months to Get really the all that we achieved it I will inclose a copy of the article and I hope you enjoy it1,000' plastic bags retrieved from beauty spot Sarah Cartlidge Don't be last to know! Get the latest local news straight to your inbox. Sign up ALMOST 1,000 plastic bags have been retrieved from a beauty spot in Poole. Patrick Olivier, 41, and seven other volunteers fished out the carrier bags last month that had become caught in a metal grill at the end of Coy Pond near the railway bridge. Patrick, who lives in nearby Surrey Road, walks his dog through the gardens each day and only discovered all the bags that had built up after council workers cut back an area of reeds that had become overgrown following the hot summer weather which revealed the extent of the waste. He said: "It looked like it's just a metal mouth chewing up bags." He decided to take matters into his own hands and on November 16, Patrick and volunteers from Millennium House in Surrey Road carried out their clean-up. It took around an-hour-and-a-half to remove all the bags which Patrick said had become so compacted he had to use a hammer and a chisel to remove them as volunteers picked them up. "It was nearly 1,000. It was really disgusting, there were worms in it trying to eat it all. That is what's going on with our waterways and it's been a bit of a blessing because it's shown how bad the problem really is." He said he felt "gutted" to see how many plastic bags had become stuck. Patrick said: "Since we ve taken that big lot out, it s all just flying through now and it s there, so we can t help that and now because it s all flowing through and people are seeing the rubbish and how bad it is they are all saying what we can we do? and I ve got 20, 30 volunteers wanting to come down on my next project. "I'm just doing it because it needs to be done," he added. Patrick is now looking to hear from anyone who can offer a van or their time to help with his next project which will see him tackle an area of heath to the rear of Coy Pond. People can search for Patrick on u tune Funk on 88 Extinction rebellion Parkstone. I have many a track but my favourite is is David Attenborough at the United Nations giving his speech about the environment the time is now is another good movement and Extinction rebellion and I'm also a member of friends of the Earth 2 the world land Trust is very dear to my heart I've been contributed to them for over 30 years

Bryony Worth
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Visiting channel 4 headquarters in London was an incredible and exciting experience. Upon arrival you will notice an incredible structure dedicated to the original logo you would see in channel 4 promotions. It's a little hard describe but you'll know exactly what it is when you see it if you've always watched channel 4. The building itself is a great spectacle with its modern architecture and glass bridge which take you over underground rooms before you even enter the building. The staff are wonderful, a friendly and diverse mix of people ready to show you why they love being part of such an iconic British company. They offer a warm welcome upon arrival and keep you feeling at ease during your visit, answering any questions you may have. I really enjoyed my visit and would jump at the opportunity to visit again, so if you get the chance to visit, don't miss it!

Karen Richards
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I was here on an visit. Channel 4 implemented diversity but they have a long way to go. I see that there are more young people that work there but unfortunately some of them have no skills in communication with their elders. Very disappointed. I will be making a further complaint. Regardless of age, race or gender, no one should be made to feel worthless. Never.

Surfing Turtle
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Working here now so it better be good I suppose lol. Honestly though, it is an iconic building and just a stones throw from the London Eye and Westminster. The minute you walk in you feel welcome. Went for my interview and was drenched in sweat, asked if there was anywhere to cool down, told the security guard I was here for an interview and to wish me good luck, got told 'you don't need good luck, you have got this. ", did get it, now trying to find the same bloke for the lottery numbers but can't find him

Gail Spencer
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I used to live next door to this building and it was always a joy watching the seasonal shifts of the 4 next door. When Channel Four started way back in 1984, it was massive and progressive: the network identity of the moving blocks to form the numeric 4 was one of the most iconoclastic pieces of broadcasting in the modern age. It took the example of all the old regional network identities in providing a tiny motion pic or intro animation. The 4 outside this building is geometrically arranged so that the blocks form a complete mathematical whole from which ever perspective. Innovative, and clever....

Aaron Wilde
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I like they people at Channel 4. I used to deliver their tapes from the editors at the end of the day. The lobby is impressive as is the classic "4" sculpture out front that really does exist! It was better before they painted the front of the 4 white. It seemed to transform more amazingly before. Now it's as if they're worried you won't see it's a number 4, so you can see it already from any angle.

Joel Fields
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Diversity,Inclusion & Young people realy is in the DNA @Channel4 it doesn't matter who you are or where you come from there is always oppurtunities for you to shine within the business and on all of its platforms they are winning right now ...

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About Channel 4

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Channel 4 is a British public-service television broadcaster that has been entertaining and informing audiences for over three decades. The company was launched in 1982 with the aim of providing an alternative to the existing mainstream channels, and it has since become one of the most popular broadcasters in the UK.

One of Channel 4's main strengths is its ability to produce high-quality programming across a wide range of genres. From drama and comedy to documentaries and reality TV, there is something for everyone on this channel. Some of its most popular shows include Gogglebox, First Dates, The Great British Bake Off, and Hollyoaks.

In recent years, Channel 4 has also made a name for itself as a pioneer in digital broadcasting. Its online platform All 4 allows viewers to watch their favourite shows at any time on any device. This means that you can catch up on missed episodes or binge-watch entire series whenever you want.

Another great feature of All 4 is its selection of exclusive content from other countries. Walter Presents is a curated collection of foreign-language dramas that have been handpicked by Italian TV producer Walter Iuzzolino. These shows are not available anywhere else in the UK, making All 4 an essential destination for fans of international TV.

But what really sets Channel 4 apart from other broadcasters is its commitment to diversity and inclusivity. The company has always been at the forefront of promoting underrepresented voices both on-screen and behind-the-scenes. It was one of the first channels to feature LGBTQ+ characters in mainstream programming, and it continues to champion diversity today.

Overall, Channel 4 offers an unparalleled viewing experience that combines quality programming with cutting-edge technology. Whether you're watching on your TV or streaming online via All 4 or Walter Presents, you're sure to find something that will keep you entertained for hours on end.

So if you're looking for top-notch entertainment from one of Britain's most innovative broadcasters, look no further than Channel 4!

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