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A radio advertisement promotes the local Shropshire Staffer newspaper. It notes the newspaper has a circulation of 56,000 copies and is the best-selling newspaper in the region. The advertisement highlights some local news stories that will be featured in the current edition, such as a new vehicle manufacturer opening and a housing shortage. It encourages listeners to purchase a copy of the newspaper from their local shop for 45p to read more local news and entertainment listings.
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Radio advertisement script
- 1. Radio Advertisement Script *ELECTRONIC SOUND EFFECT FOR THE INTRODUCTION* *INTRODUCTION DIES DOWN* Radio Host: Hello and Good Morning Shropshire. It is the 23rd October at 9:15am. Bit of a chilly start but nothing to bad I hope you’ve all picked up the latest copy of the Shropshire Staffer today with all the local news. Best-selling newspaper in the region with a circulation of 56 thousand with a brand new edition every day, every week for just 45p! Taking a look today inside the Shropshire staffer, a new vehicle manufacturer is set to open in Telford bringing wealth and jobs to all in the region. Although there is a housing shortage effecting the region. See more in the Shropshire Staffer today. So pick up a copy today at your local corner shop to find out more including tonight’s film broadcastings on a variety of channels. Just 45p! So why not pick up a copy? Because who else knows the local news better? Right, now this morning we have an esteemed guest on our show and his name is… *FADE OUT EFFECT ADDED DURING THE LAST SENTENCE* Time Frame: 0-15s 12-30s 30-45s 45-1min 1- 1:05mins