26/11/2012
Making money from your old clothes, whether they're high end or bargain basement, cutting deaths among young drivers, and how to attract big bands to your small town.
How to turn your old clothes into cash - whether they're high end or bargain basement.
Inexperienced young drivers are involved in a disproportionately high number of road accidents causing death or serious injury. They learn about external hazards for the driving test - but what about behaviour inside the car? A teenager who passes the test in ideal conditions during the day, could be out driving that evening with a car-full of loud, lairy and most importantly, distracting mates. We hear about new technology that could help put a wise driving head on young shoulders and reduce the death toll amongst teenage motorists.
And - if you live outside the big cities where bands usually stage concerts, there's a new way to attract them to play where you live - even if it's off the usual tour circuit. Find out how you could choose who plays and where they put on the show.
Presenter: Julian Worricker.
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The Real Food Store in Exeter
Duration: 07:12
Chapters
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Floods
Flooding and the row over homes that cannot be insured.
Duration: 06:41
Drive iQ
New software that claims to be able to make young drivers safer on the road.
Duration: 06:28
Unwanted clothes 1
A French web-service Vestiaire Collective, now in UK, buys high-end secondhand clothes.
Duration: 06:07
Legal aid
Wealthy criminals are being given millions of pounds in legal aid, 大象传媒's Inside Out finds.
Duration: 05:03
Unwanted clothes 2
Cash4Clothes is a recycling chain; it buys clothes that would otherwise end up in landfill
Duration: 06:48
Detour Music
How music fans can attract bands to play in their own small town.
Duration: 09:49
You and Yours Best Local Retailer finalist: the Real Food Store
The Real Food Store in Exeter is a city centre shop selling local produce.
Duration: 12:11
Broadcasts
- Mon 26 Nov 2012 12:00大象传媒 Radio 4 FM
- Mon 26 Nov 2012 12:04大象传媒 Radio 4 LW