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Katherine Bett

Katherine Bett

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Breakfast Show Producer, BBC Radio Berkshire

England

Final Covers

Lgbtq+ Issues , Music , News , Theatre , Events

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Geography, Tech

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 2

  • Hampshire running club helps Gen Z form new friendships

    By Katherine Bett Verified| BBC Verified How Gen Z is turning to running to make friendsJack EastonThe She Strides Run Club is made up of more than 100 women aged under 35"I didn't really know where I was going in terms of my friendship group – everyone was spread apart," says 24-year-old Katie Moys. For many Gen Z women it's a familiar story. Starting a career, a new family, or moving back home after university can be isolating.

    By Katherine Bett Verified · BBC

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • "We like to push the boundaries."

    By Katherine Bett Verified| social.shorthand.com@ "You have to put up with people being nothing but nice to you." I'm escorted into a dingy room that used to be an office. Several halogen heaters are spread around to keep the place warm, giving the place an orange glow. This is the space South Yorkshire Disabled Arts (SYDA) use to rehearse and perform. A man in a purple t-shirt is in the middle of the room, shouting at a man in a wheelchair. The rest of the group sit around the sides of the room, watching silently. "I don't get that.

    By Katherine Bett Verified · social.shorthand.com

    Oct. 22, 2019

  • Hampshire running club helps Gen Z form new friendships

    By Katherine Bett Verified| BBC Verified How Gen Z is turning to running to make friendsJack EastonThe She Strides Run Club is made up of more than 100 women aged under 35"I didn't really know where I was going in terms of my friendship group – everyone was spread apart," says 24-year-old Katie Moys. For many Gen Z women it's a familiar story. Starting a career, a new family, or moving back home after university can be isolating.

    By Katherine Bett Verified · BBC

    Feb. 17, 2025

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BBC Radio Berkshire