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Q In The Community started a few years ago as a weekly radio programme on Q 100.7 fm a station of the Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation whose target group is the over 40 age demographic. Hosted by Larry Mayers, it was broadcast live on location from 11AM – 1 AM from various communities, primarily rum shops which are found in almost every Barbadian village.
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Q the lime.....CBC need to meet with the Prime Minister and explain how and why Q has now become too expensive to holld thereby defeating the great community service it grew to provide.. The RBPF should not be designating the number of police required but the police station in which the event is held should be re4sponsible for policing the event at a minimal cost.Other exigencies should be looked at and worked out so that Q can once again allow Bajans to be out and about every week to not only enjoy themselves and see morte of the country they live in, but also support local communities. please.. please ask the new General manager, board etc to address this situation and advise the public. CBC has dropped the ball on too many of its valuable innovations. submitted by Pearson Morgan.
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It was designed to strengthen the station’s reach within the community, and to link Barbadian villages through the sharing of stories about each community and highlighting any historical aspects, outstanding residents and other interesting stories or anecdotes.
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