Thanks to Tom from Edwards Media for producing up this Keyring and Coaster set with the Pinnell Productions logo on to use for promotional material.

Which do you prefer? The Keyring or the coaster? You can grab your hands on one of them very soon.

Soundscape Oxford is now part of the History archives of Oxfordshire County Council. The collection, which includes other pieces of audio and radio broadcasts from BBC Oxford and other Oxford producers, as well as images, articles and more is a vast collection available to the public and education establishments around the UK.

To obtain Soundscape Oxford in part, or in full for education purposes, you will need to collect it from the Oxfordshire County Council archives, you will need to request it from the History Centre themselves.

As the UK braces its self for freezing weather conditions and snow, there has never been a better time for some self promotion.

I created and voiced the imaging for 'Freeze Freebies' back in 2010 when the UK was last battered with this weather, and by offering these for free to anyone who wishes to download them, it's a great marketing tip to gain more clients and offer something back to existing ones too.

You can find out more by clikcing here to download your free freeze freebies. If you want to hear more imaging produced by me, you can click here.

If you're using these freebies, and are tweeting about them, use the hashtag #freezefreebies.

Now it's time to make a snowman.

Oxford, England is known as the City of Dreaming Spires. A city renowned for its cultural heritage, Universities and architecture

If you've yet to visit our City, or you've visted and miss the hustle and bustle of it, along with the quiet spaces, you'll love this Soundscape Oxford package.

Available to everyone who wants it, this 10 minute soundscape* encapsulates all that's busy an quiet about Oxford. You don't have to have all 10 minutes, we can cut it down and make it personal to you.

Although available to everyone, this is perfect for websites about Oxford/Oxfordshire, educational websites and more.

Find out more by clicking here.