Programme Guide

*7:00 A.M.*	Winchcombe Breakfast: Brian Maggs joins the team, which includes Barbara Herod. 7.30 Thought for the day with The Rev’d Nikki Arthy, Team Vicar, Winchcombe Team of Parishes and Area Dean, Tewkesbury & Winchcombe Deanery.
*9:00*	Spinalong: Melodic music introduced by Philip Arkell.
*10:00*	Cotswold Girl: Joan Gambert plays her favourite music and talks to John Rowe about her early life.
*10:45*	Winchcombe Remembered and Recalled: Harold Greening’s memories as per the 1977 Winchcombe Silver Jubilee Booklet read by Bill Pullen.
*11:15*	Nostalgic Theatre: Music programme introduced by Jim Norris.
*12:00* *P.M.*	Focus: Topical discussion introduced by Barbara Herod.
*1:00*	The Signalwoman: Edna Molesworth remembers her time in a signal box during the second world war.
*1:30*	Severn Vale Housing: Jane Thorndale interviews Stephen Rhodes, Tenant Participation Officer, about the floods and how it affected the local area.
*2:00*	The Methodist Fellowship: Philip Arkell visits the Tuesday meeting, talks to members and plays their favourite music.
*3:00*	Thursday Magazine: Dorothy Dyason who will be 100 next week remembers her early life, Barbara Edward and Peter Davies talk about the 19 century Winchcombe Enclosure Map

*4:00*	Poetry and Music: Mike Rafferty reads some of his own poems and limericks.
*5:00*	Musical Connections: Peter Teague presents a programme of music by Gloucestershire born Vaughan Williams, on the 50^th anniversary of his death. (Programme will be repeated tomorrow at 11.00 am).
*6:00*	Pick of Variety Hour: Mike Rafferty, Gordon Ottewell, Pam Carr, Patty Stone and Alex Tilley-Loughrie look back over past programmes and replay some of their favourite sketches and musical interludes.
*7:00*	Focus: Another chance to hear this mornings programme.
*8:00*	Music Strands: Folk, jazz and blues music introduced by Bill Pullen.
*9:30*	Harold Palmer’s Diamond Oldies: Harold introduces some of his favourite music.
	Programmes through the night are repeats from earlier
*10:00*	Cotswold Girl: As 10.00 am
*10:45*	Winchcombe Remembered and Recalled: As 10.45 am
*11:15*	Nostalgic Theatre: As 11.15 am
*Midnight*	Focus: As 12.00 noon
*1:00*	The Signalwoman: As 1.00 pm
*1:30*	Severn Vale Housing: As 1.30 pm
*2:00*	The Methodist Fellowship: As 2.00 pm
*3:00*	Thursday Magazine: As 3.00 pm
*4:00*	Poetry and Music: As 4.00 pm
*5:00*	Musical Connections: As 5.00 pm
*6:00*	Pick of Variety Hour: As 6.00 pm

*7:00* *A.M.*	Winchcombe Breakfast: With Barbara Herod and Brian Maggs. 7.30 Thought for the day with The Rev’d Janet Roe.
*9:00*	Musical Interlude: Introduced by Philip Arkell.
*9:15*	Oakhill School Alderton: Pupils tell about their visit to Hartlebury Castle. The Tin Pot Clatterers Play for a dragon dance. We also hear from the school choir and children playing recorders.
*9:40*	Winchcombe School: We hear about their proposed visit to India from the head teacher. Some of their creative writing is read and a story about the supernatural called Harry.
*10:30*	Laurence Robertson MP answers listener’s questions. Programme introduced by Jean Simms.
*11:00*	Musical Connections: Peter Teague presents a programme of music by Gloucestershire born Vaughan Williams, on the 50^th anniversary of his death.
*12:00* *P.M.*	Focus: Guests in the studio today include Kevin Jones, General Manager at Sudeley Castle.
*1:00*	Winchcombe Memories: In a recording made in 1980, Evelyn Darlington nee Richardson remembers life with horse drawn transport, in Winchcombe during the First World War.
*1:30*	Sports and Entertainment Preview: Bill Pullen with the latest news.
*2:00*	Poetry and Politicians: Elizabeth Thomas remembers.
*2:30*	In Our Time: The Language of Shakespeare with David Cooley.

*3:00*	Friday Magazine: Aled Thomas from The Gloucestershire Echo talks to Mike Rafferty, and Barbara Herod reports on late night shopping last Christmas.
*4:00*	My Story: Another chance to hear the programme when John Train persuades Radio Winchcombe chairman Philip Arkell to talk about his life.
*5:00*	Abbie and Verity’s Juke Box Show: Abbie Chapman and Verity Wakeham with music and gossip.
*6:00*	Focus: Another chance to hear this mornings programme.
*7:00*	The Ryan and Luke Show: With Ryan Pearson and Luke Barnes.
*8:00*	Air Guitar: With Matt Cull, Alex Jaskowski and friends.
*9:15*	Winchcombe School: We hear about their proposed visit to India from the head teacher. Some of their creative writing is read and a story about the supernatural called Harry.
*10:00*	The Welcoming Light: Another chance to hear the play by Gordon Ottewell. Performed by pupils of year seven from Winchcombe School.
*11:00*	The Friday Night Rock Show: With Ray and Anita Bennett.
	Programmes through the night are repeats from earlier
*Midnight*	Focus: As 12.00 noon
*1:00*	Winchcombe Memories: As 1.00 pm
*1:30*	Sports and Entertainment Preview: As 1.30 pm
*2:00*	Poetry and Politicians: As 2.00 pm
*2:30*	In Our Time: As 2.30 pm
*3:00*	Friday Magazine: As 3.00 pm
*4:00*	My Story: As 4.00 pm
*5:00*	Abbie and Verity’s Juke Box Show: As 5.00 pm
*6:00*	Focus: As 6.00 pm

*7:00* *A.M.*	Winchcombe Breakfast: John Partington makes his debut today with Brian Maggs, Tom Roles and Jean Simms. 7.30 Thought for the day with The Rev’d Peter Slocombe. 8.15 approx. Sue Lord will tell us about Mercy Ships.
*9:00*	Winchcombe Memories: Introduced by Philip Arkell, Dorothy Baxter is guest on today’s programme.
*9:30*	Harold Palmer’s Diamond Oldies: A second chance to hear this programme first broadcast in October 2007.
*10:00*	Violence, Vicars and Vegetables, scenes from Victorian Winchcomb: With Barbara Edward and Barbara Herod.
*10:45*	A Tribute to Pavarotti and Others: Introduced by Jim Norris.
*11:30*	Tails from Sudeley’s past: Lady Elizabeth Ashcombe tells us about life in bygone times at Sudeley Castle.
*12:00* *P.M.*	Focus: Topical discussion. Today we are joined by Kevin Willett from Winchcombe Town Council.
*1:00*	Just Harmony: Jane, Karen and Jeanne a local trio sing popular songs, including, Moon River, Girl Talk and Sentimental Journey.
*1:25*	Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust: With Jo Worthy-Jones Compost Officer - Tewkesbury area.
*1:55*	A Visit to Stanway: Another chance to hear the programme from last October when Philip Arkell visited Stanway and met Lord Neidpath.

*2:15*	Gloucestershire and Vale Rhymes: Bill Pullen looks at past and present poets and poems. The well known and the not so well known. Programme recorded by Tim Noyes.
*3:00*	Saturday Magazine: In this programme we hear about Pat Smith and John Lee’s Journey into Space, from Jim Norris. Winchcombe Town Trust commemorate an important occasion in the Museum's history. Mike Rafferty was there, interviewing guest’s including Tim Brain, Chief Constable of Gloucestershire. Our centenarian poet Sidney Fookes remembered. Gordon Ottewell and Doris Moore in conversation.
*4:00*	Music from the Movies: Introduced by John Rowe.
*5:00*	Winchcombe during the First World War: Another chance to hear this programme by Carol Harris.
*5:30*	Matt and Alex’s Rock Show: With Matt Cull, Alex Jaskowski and friends.
*6:30*	The Beth and Christine Show: Beth Antonious and Christine Scharrer.
*7:30*	Winchcombe Teens: Introduced by Dan Hyett. We hear about the Winchcombe Youth Club visit to Lapland.
*8:45*	Just Harmony: The local trio sing popular songs.
*9:00*	Saturday Night Live: Bill Pullen and friends entertain live in the studio.
	Programmes through the night are repeats from earlier
*11:15*	Winchcombe Memories: As 9.00 am
*11:45*	Violence, Vicars and Vegetables, scenes from Victorian Winchcomb: As 9.30 am
*12:15* *A.M.*	A Tribute to Pavarotti and Others: As 10.45 am
*1:00*	Tails from Sudeley’s past: As 11.30 am
*1:30*	Focus: As 12.00 noon
*2:30*	Just Harmony: As 1.00 pm
*2:55*	Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust: As 1.25 pm
*3:25*	A Visit to Stanway: As 1.55 pm
*3:45*	Gloucestershire and Vale Rhymes: As 2.15 pm
*4:15*	Saturday Magazine: As 3.00 pm
*5:15*	Music from the Movies: As 4.00 pm
*6:15*	Winchcombe during the First World War: As 5.00 pm

*7:00* *A.M.*	Winchcombe Breakfast: with Tom Roles, Brian Maggs and Jean Simms. 8.30 Thought for the day with The Rev’d Brian Knightley. 8.45 Mike Nielsen and Hazel Patching from Evesham Bagbusters.
*9:00*	Memories of Winchcombe School: John Rand in conversation with Barbara Herod.
*9:30*	Music from the Movies: A second chance to hear this programme introduced by John Rowe.
*10:30*	After Dinner Speaking: A talk by John Welch.
*11:00*	Oakhill School Alderton: Pupils talk about their visit to Hartlebury Castle. The Tin Pot Clatterers Play for a dragon dance. We also hear from the school choir and children playing recorders.
*11:30*	Sports Round Up: Bill Pullen with the latest news.