Western Eye readers have the chance of snapping up one of three very special Disturbia Clothing T Shirts this month.

BEATING the cockerel to the call, Garry Richardson is better than them all. When sport is summoned and 6:25 strikes, Garry has the mike. “John, Sarah, good morning to you,” he says on Today with his mellifluous, west-country voice. At the end of the week big-name guests on his Sunday Sportsweek show speak, where Garry clears rumour away and fills the air with fact and fascination. Overall, the morning marvel stands tall.

Sunday 14th February 2010 7.00pm

02 Academy Bristol, Frogmore Street, Bristol.

With a line up that can open with 2010’s vital breathe of fresh air, The Drums, this is a show not to miss out on.

Fresh from their 2009 success from album ‘Wall of Arms’, The Maccabees stand tall as headliners of what is set to be one of the principal tours of 2010, hitting many major cities across the UK.

Next week UWE Vice Chancellor Steve West will be taking part in a live on-air interview on Hub Radio.
 
We need your questions and suggestions to put to the man in charge of UWE.
 
Email western.eye@uwe.ac.uk with your suggested questions.
 
Tune in live on 1449AM or http://www.hubradio.co.uk next Tuesday 16th February from 1400

Heya kids!

Happy New Year to those of you that have just returned or just joined us in our January intake!
Hopefully all of those who have had exams did well! If not, here’s a reminder of what you have to look forward to!

Hi all!

Hope you all had a great Christmas/ New Year etc (missed the last edition, so sorry for the delay of these well wishes!) and I hope all your exams weren’t too painful…

Hello our lovelies,

So how was your January? Christmas diets and detox all round... Yeah, nor us. We hope that your exams went swimmingly and that the results show the same! If not, keep your chins up, it's not the end of the world. We are lucky enough to be at a university that offers us fantastic student advice services and they're never too busy to help.

Hey Guys

I hope you're all well and doing ok?

As you hopefully already know, the SU elections are coming up very soon, so I hope you all keep your eyes open for details about that, and be sure to vote! The elections are so important because it's the time we select the people who are going to be making the decisions in the Students’ Union over the next year.

This month I want to talk about something that I’m sure cannot have escaped the notice of everyone at UWE.

The other day I boarded the bus home from Frenchay, showed my ticket to the bus driver who said “Yup fine, how are you pal?” with a jolly little chuckle. I almost stared open mouthed before firing back the obligatory “Ah not too bad, yourself?”

In 2011 Bloodhound SSC (SSC stands for supersonic car) will attempt to smash the land speed record set by Thrust SSC 13 years ago and push past 1000 mph for the first time.

But while the news surrounding Thrust burned brightly and then rapidly faded away; the Bloodhound team hope that once the dust settles this time, the real story will only just be beginning. Bloodhound’s prime objective is to inspire the next generation of British scientists.