Our TV and radio studios provide the most realistic media training experience available.

Winnersh studio

We are based in a brand new purpose built studio, two minutes from junction 10 of the M4. Our studios include include fully equipped, broadcast quality TV, radio and podcasting studios, two spacious and comfortable training rooms with all mod-cons and a tranquil Green Room space to recharge between takes. Our relaxed and comfortable headquarters is just 5 minutes walk from Winnersh Triangle train station, which in turn is a 7 minute train journey from Reading mainline station.

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Westminster, Millbank

Our Westminster studio gives delegates the opportunity to train in a building which is also home to BBC Westminster, Sky News and ITV among others. They are located opposite the House of Commons and are just a five minute walk from Westminster tube station. This iconic building fully immerses delegates in the broadcast studio environment.

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Manchester studio

These studios are ideally located in the heart of the UK’s media hub, between the BBC and ITV. Situated at Salford Quays, they offer broadcast standard video and audio facilities and all the latest digital technology.

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Edinburgh studios

Situated in the heart of Edinburgh, these cutting edge digital newsroom facilities offer an inspiring, innovative and collaborative atmosphere at the centre of a major transport hub.

They include a range of modern broadcast facilities.

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W1 London

This all-in-one London broadcast studio is within easy reach of London Paddington and with over 1,200 sq feet of floorspace, includes a sofa breakout area and private outdoor patio.

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Westminster, Albert Embankment

Our Westminster studios are located on the south side of the River Thames on the Albert Embankment.

These fully equipped studios, which are a five minute walk from Westminster, feature panoramic views of the Houses of Parliament, River Thames and the London Eye.

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City of London studio

Our City of London studios are situated in the shadow of St Paul’s Cathedral in Paternoster Square. They are ideally located for clients based in the city. They are used by a number of broadcasters and offer training participants a realistic studio experience. The studios are fully staffed by an experienced broadcast team who will work with you and our training to offer the most valuable experience to your trainees.

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Other studios

Not found what you are looking for? Don't worry, we have agreed preferential rates with many other TV and radio studios across the country, including Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds and Aberdeen. Or we could come to you. Click here for more information

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Lawrence McGinty

A multi-award winning journalist, Lawrence is the former Science and Medical Editor for ITV News and chair of the Medical Journalists' Association.

Jim Rosenthal

Jim began his career in local newspapers and BBC local and national radio before becoming one of the best known presenters of television sport in Britain.

Paul Brennan

Paul has more than twenty years' experience as a reporter, producer and presenter cross regional and network newsrooms for the BBC, ITV and Five News.

Our Training Team

Our courses are delivered by current working journalists, along with PR and communications professionals - all of whom are expert and experienced trainers.

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