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Mark Smith

Mark Smith

Verified

Journalist, BBC Radio Gloucestershire

England

Final Covers

music and people.sex and relationships. health and well-being. culture

Doesn’t Cover

Sport, celebrity, wine, American politics.

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 179

  • Venues urged to sign up to Ask for Angela code-word scheme

    By Mark Smith Verified| BBC News Verified Pubs encouraged to join Ask for Angela schemeMark SmithBBC News, GloucestershireThe Retreat PubThe Retreat in Stroud displays posters advertising the Ask for Angela schemePubs and clubs are being encouraged to adopt the Ask for Angela scheme, which is a code word that people can say to bar staff if they feel unsafe. Stroud District Council said it intends to include participation in the scheme as an expectation when it reviews its Licensing Policy later this year.

    By Mark Smith Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • A father says his daughter is thriving thanks to special nursery

    By Mark Smith Verified, Steve Knibbs Verified| BBC Verified New nursery 'making huge difference' for familiesMark Smith & Steve KnibbsBBC News, GloucestershireBBCThe new Dingley's Promise centre has opened in Hester's Way in CheltenhamA new nursery for children with special educational needs and disabilities (Send) is making a huge difference, parents have said. Gareth said his five-year-old daughter Peyton struggled when she went to a mainstream nursery at the age of two, and left after a few months.

    By Mark Smith Verified, Steve Knibbs Verified · BBC

    Mar. 03, 2025

  • Venues urged to sign up to Ask for Angela code-word scheme

    By Mark Smith Verified| BBC News Verified Pubs encouraged to join Ask for Angela schemeMark SmithBBC News, GloucestershireThe Retreat PubThe Retreat in Stroud displays posters advertising the Ask for Angela schemePubs and clubs are being encouraged to adopt the Ask for Angela scheme, which is a code word that people can say to bar staff if they feel unsafe. Stroud District Council said it intends to include participation in the scheme as an expectation when it reviews its Licensing Policy later this year.

    By Mark Smith Verified · BBC News

    Mar. 27, 2025

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Company Info

BBC Radio Gloucestershire