Aberdeen residents can apply for audience tickets to BBC Scotland’s Debate Night. Filming is next Wednesday.
The show lets people ask questions of politicians, decision-makers, and other prominent figures. The BBC wants Aberdeen residents for free tickets and is looking for all kinds of people to participate.
Debate Night wants diverse voices represented in the audience. Maybe you’re a parent, a student, or perhaps you own a business. Are you retired or just starting your career? They need you to apply!
Past guests have included famous people. Authors like Val McDermid have appeared. Comedians like Karen Dunbar were on, as well as politicians and journalists.
Debate Night airs at different times now. Watch at 9 PM on BBC Scotland, or at 10:40 PM on BBC One Scotland, following the 10 o’clock news. The first show was in Glasgow where Angus Robertson, Douglas Lumsden, Kirsty McNeill, Karen Dunbar, and John McLellan spoke.
Want tickets? Go to bbc.co.uk/debatenight and click “Apply to the Audience.” Even if you’re with a friend, apply separately. Simple as that.
