Castle Mead Radio
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| City of license | Hinckley, Leicestershire |
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| Broadcast area | Hinckley Hospital, Sunnyside Hospital |
| Branding | CMR |
| Slogan | The Station You Feel At Home With |
| First air date | 9 November 1990 |
| Format | General Music |
| Language(s) | English |
| Website | www.castlemeadradio.co.uk |
Castle Mead Radio is a hospital radio station broadcasting to Hinckley and Sunnyside Hospitals in Hinckley, Leicestershire, England. It provides music, talk and entertainment to staff, patients and visitors. [1] It has been broadcasting since late 1990. Full details of history etc. can be found on the official website. In 2011 to mark it's 21st birthday began broadcasting on the internet. [2]
21st Birthday
On November 9th 2011 Castle Mead Radio was 21 years old. [3] To celebrate the station held a birthday party. [4]
Management team
- Station Manager - Paul Gardner
- Program Controller - Mike Leavy
- Technician - Dylan Parrin
- Chairman - Dave Elliott
Live on-air Staff
Castle Mead Radio's on-air staff include:[5]
- Jerry Davis - Monday Afternoons
- Graham Percival - Monday Evenings
- Alana Fishburne - Monday Nights
- Mike Leavy - Tuesday Mornings
- Maddy Langham - Tuesday Mornings
- Rita McGowan - Tuesday Afternoons
- Ken Strange - Tuesday Afternoons
- Pete Worthington - Tuesday Evenings
- Paul Gardner - Wednesday Mornings
- Stephen Brooks - Wednesday Tea Time
- Ken Parker - Wednesday Evenings
- Bernie Adams - Thursday Mornings
- Maddy Langham - Thursday Evenings
- Craig Adams - Friday Evenings
- Ian Smith - Saturday Mornings
- Steve Blackwell - Saturday Lunchtime
- Dave Bedford - Sunday Evening
Between these live shows pre-recorded shows are played.
References
- ↑ HBA
- ↑ Hinckley Times
- ↑ Mitch Ervin. "Party to mark Hinckley hospital radio station's 21st anniversary". Retrieved July 1, 2011.
- ↑ Hinckley Times. "Guests in tune to mark Hinckley radio station's 21sty". Retrieved October 21, 2011.
- ↑ Castle Mead Radio. "Presenters". Retrieved October 23, 2011.
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