ARCHIVE PAGE: Voices of Wisbech North was a special project that took place in 2003.
Voices launch day - live from Wisbech North!
On Monday 31st March 'Voices' went live! BBC Radio Cambridgeshire was broadcasting from Wisbech all through the day!
Paul Barraclough tells Ray that they need a new skate park!
With live broadcasts from Gordon Fendicks and St Augustine's schools in the morning, and the whole of Ray Clark's show coming straight from the Oasis Centre in the afternoon - 'Voices' got off to a cracking start in the glorious spring sunshine!
Here are some of the best clips from the day: (You will need RealPlayer to listen to the audio clips. Find out how to download a free copy with the BBC Webwise guide to downloading RealPlayer)
Kevin Howard
Bet you never knew Oasis Centre manager Kevin Howard used to be a cabaret entertainer called "Red Hot Johnny Pepper"! Ray Clark reveals all! »
Liz and Belinda
Ray Clark asks Belinda and Liz about growing up in Wisbech and their group Bright Sparks...
Presenter Ray Clark thought the tree outside the Oasis Centre was a chestnut tree... wrong, wrong wrong! Caretaker Alex Sutton soon put him right! The whole area around the Oasis Centre used to be an orchard...
It's not every day Ray Clark gets whisked off in a police car! Community Beat Manager John Holland told us what his job involves and how he's getting to know the public and work with them to help to fight their fears.
Ray spoke to Jo German of the Wisbech Children and Families Project. He found out what projects and groups they're involved with and how they've been helping to support children and families in the area. Ray also spoke to Dawn Smith who first had contact with the group when her son was born. She has taken advantage of a computer course that has been running at the Oasis Centre - and has even written a poem about it!
