What an achievement 👏
station will be taking on 'impressive' challenges as they celebrate 20 years of broadcasting.
Amelia Hilton, RNIB Connect Radio’s Content Producer, said: “I’ve always wanted to try paddle boarding as I grew up by the water in the southeast of England and would often see people gliding across the water on their stand-up paddle boards, but have never made time to do it. "My highlights have included interviewing literary translator Nichola Smalley and starting up the Round Tables where I get to ask questions to and hear wonderful conversations between blind and partially sighted panellists.”Amelia had the chance to try out the sport at Clunie Loch, Blairgowrie with Dean Dunbar, a blind water sports enthusiast.
Now RNIB Connect Radio reaches over 80,000 thousand listeners and its podcasts are downloaded over 20,000 times each month.
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