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Organised by the the Conference is on Saturday 12th September at the University鈥檚 Luton campus. Chris Burns has recently become the chair of the Radio Academy and is keen that the Academy reaches all areas of audio media. Chris will update Conference with the latest developments at the Academy and news of the new look Radio Festival and awards.

Terry Lee oversees the University鈥檚 community radio station , and is also a Director of the Community Media Association. He believes the conference is being hosted in the ideal location:

鈥淟uton is a hub of community media activity, with three Ofcom Licensed radio stations, and many other local radio, TV, and web-based organisations. With fantastic transport links by road, train and plane I suspect this event will be well attended by groups from all over the UK too. I look forward to welcoming all delegates to the University, and am sure they will leave feeling educated and informed."

CMA Chair Dom Chambers said: 鈥淐hris is an inspirational person and I am delighted she will be addressing our conference. She is leading the Radio Academy as an organisation with a much greater understanding of radio with social impact beyond entertainment and information.鈥�

The theme of this year's conference is "Inspiring Through Success鈥�, and will showcase and share examples of best practice from all community media practitioners whether radio, local television, or online. There will also be talks about the BBC鈥檚 role in community media, the small-scale DAB trial, local TV, and hyperlocal journalism.

'Early-bird鈥� tickets are on sale until 21st August, with additional discounts for both CMA and SRA members.

To buy tickets, and find out more, visit: