ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Evington Echo is celebrating its 300th edition with an exhibition of the full archive, taking place at the Documentary Media Centre in Leicester City Centre. Editor Helen Pettman shares her passion for the Echo and describes how the Echo came about and what the journey has been like sustaining a community magazine that is run by volunteers and supporters.
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