Urgent! Press request

Posted on Tue 17th, March 2015

• #1

Emmajourno

Hi everyone!

I am a journlaist from city university in Islington
I am currently producing a short news feature video about cycling in Islington and would like to speak to people who cycle to work.

I would like to film them and conduct a short ten minute interview asking about why they choose to cycle to work and if they encounter any problems with the routes and maybe some safety tips!
Please contact me if you can help, I would prefereably like to film tomorrow (Wednesday 18th) or Thursday

The video is for the purpose of univeristy use only and will not be broadcast

If you would like to contact me or know someone who would like to help out please contact me on 07738253353 or email [email protected]

Thank you , Emma
• #2

LauraD

Hi. I hope you'll find someone. Unfortunately I live and commute in East/South Lomdon so I can't really help on this occasion
• #3

Vic_

I've put my hand up and have been in touch with Emma

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