Brian Taylor’s Big Debate hits St Andrews

This Friday 2^nd May, ‘Brian Taylor’s Big Debate’ comes to Lower College Hall, St Andrews. BBC Scotland’s version of ‘Question Time’, the ‘Big Debate’, broadcasts from a number of different locations across Scotland every Friday lunchtime on BBC Radio Scotland.

The programme aims to present a panel of speakers from arts, science and politics with lively and pertinent questions about the week’s news. The ‘Big Debate’ hopes to stimulate discussion and debate amongst, both the panel in the studio, and its listeners.

With a number of controversial topics, including the upcoming European elections and the Scottish Referendum, the event is set to host an exciting and heated discussion.

The programme is still encouraging members of the public to take part. You can book a seat and ask a question at www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-15190428 or email [email protected] by 4pm on Thursday 1^st May. The questions that will appear in the live broadcast are chosen on Friday morning, and the audience will be expected to ask their own questions.

It’s not often that major BBC programmes such as ‘Brian Taylor’s Big Debate’ arrive in the small town of St Andrews. So if you have a burning question that you want to put to a panel of speakers from politics, science and business, then sign up using the above link. Alternatively if you merely want to listen in and conduct lively a debate at home, tune into BBC Radio Scotland 92-95FM, 810MW.