7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Tom Roles is joined by Brian Maggs and Bev Harrell
7:30 Thought for the Day with The Rev’d Brian Knightley.
8:15 Shelia Talbot from Walkers Are Welcome.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Here is Poem for the Day with Mike Rafferty.
10:00 Hannah Wilcock talks to Mrs. Lindsey Cooke Head of Winchcombe School.

11:00

Solid Silver Sixties Show: introduced by Jo Rees.

12:00

Wartime in Eastern Germany: Ellie Widdows tells Philip Arkell what life was like.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: with David Evans.

2:00

What’s On / Sports Preview: Bill Pullen.

2:30

My World: Fred Warren talks to Mike Rafferty.

3:00

The Travelling Man: with Cressida Prior. ® Broadcast April 08

3:45

A Shoemakers Tales: Mary Jennings talks to Brian England. ® Broadcast April 09

4:00

WW2 Pill Boxes: Eddie Febry talks to Peter Teague about the Pill Boxes around Winchcombe. ® Broadcast Oct 09

4:30

Winchcombe Memories: Bryan Grinnell who died earlier this year talked to Philip Arkell in Oct 2007 ®

5:00 pm

Classics in Films: introduced by Ian Margrett.

6:00

Abbie and Verity Live Jukebox Show.  Programme 1

7:00

The Ryan Luke Tom and Joel Show: with Ryan Pearson, Luke Barnes, Joel Kennedy and Tom Roles.

8:00

The Dans Show: with Dan Jones and Dan Wilcock.

10:00

The Friday Night Rock Show: with Anita and Ray Bennett.

11:00

Programmes repeated through the night from 11.00am

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Host today is John Partington who is joined by Tom Roles, and Ros Martin.
7:30 Thought for the Day with The Rev’d Michael Hand.
8:05 Lady Ashcombe.
9:10 Mo Begg from Riding for the Disabled.

10:00

Winchcombe Brownies in our centenary year: introduced by Ros Martin.

10:30

The Forgotten Army: A fascinating look at the use of horses and mules in the Army; with John Welch.

11:00

Top of the Pops 50’s 60’s 70’s + 1: with Jim Norris. Programme 1 of 2.

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Corndean to Belas Knap: Another wander with Gordon and friends

2:00

Marking the Year: Peter Teague talks to Cressida Pryor about reviving local traditions.

3:00

Winchcombe Morris: Gwilym Davies and Peter Teague talk about local dances and music. ®

3:15

A Trip to the Archives: Part 1. Brian Maggs visits the Gloucestershire Archives. ® Broadcast Oct 09

4:00

Musical Connections introduced by Peter Teague. Programme 1 of 2

5:00 pm

News followed by Football Results.

5:10

From Berlin to Lehar: Introduced by Jim Norris.

6:00

A Young Persons Guide to the Universe: Hannah Wilcock and Lucy Newsum.

7:00

The Ryan Luke Tom and Joel Show: with Ryan Pearson, Luke Barnes, Joel Kennedy and Tom Roles.

8:00

Saturday Showdown: Tom Roles and friends.

9:00

Programmes repeated through the night from 9.00am

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Tom Roles hosts with Cressida Pryor,  Brian Maggs, Hannah Wilcock and Jean Simms.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Jane Wain from St Peter’s Church, Winchcombe.

9:00

Sunday Carousel. Introduced by Philip Arkell.

11:00

A Gotherington Boyhood  Gordon Ottewell talks to Ted Davis.

11:45

Byng and Bert: an excerpt from two bargain books read by Bill Pullen.  ® Broadcast last November.

12:00

Christians and Animals: Dr Deborah Jones talks to Fr Peter Slocombe.

12:30

That was the Year: Anita Bennett invites you to guess which year.

1:00 pm

Out and about in Winchcombe: John Welch talks to local people.

2:00

In Praise of Gardens with Margaret and Gordon Ottewell

3:00

The Traveller: Fr Peter Slocombe tells us about his visit to Rio de Janeiro.

3:30

More Cricket in Verse: with Bill Pullen.

4:00

My personal choice of music from the 20th century:  Introduced by Alan Herod.

5:00 pm

Music Strands: with Bill Pullen.

6:00

The C3 Music Show: introduced by The Rev’d Brian Knightley.

7:00

Charlie’s Choc-Box: with Charlie and Friends Programme 1

9:00

90 Years of the Blues: introduced by Bill Pullen.

10:00

Programmes repeated through the night from 10.00am.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: with Brian Maggs, who is joined by Fr Peter Slocombe and Barbara Herod.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Dr Deborah Jones.
8:05 Kevan Blackadder and Emma Tilley from The Gloucestershire Echo.
8:30 Police Crime Prevention Officer.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat, with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Poem for the Day with Veronica Gapper.
10:00 Marian Cuerden.

11:00

It’s Love (in so many words): written and read by Mike Rafferty.

11:30

Sports Round Up: with Bill Pullen.

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: Favourite Piano Concerto's John Rowe plays highlights in quiz format.

2:00

Marking the Year: Peter Teague talks to Cressida Pryor about reviving local traditions.

3:00

Farmcote Herbs: Barbara Herod finds out about this local plant nursery.

4:00

The Write Stuff in Evesham: A look back at Evesham writers with Bill Pullen.

4:30

Winchcombe Morris: Gwilym Davies and Peter Teague talk about local dances and music.

5:00 pm

Commander Harry Shaw: died a few weeks ago. Many have requested to hear again the interview he gave last year to Jim Norris and Tom Hancock.

6:00

Focus: Topical discussion. Repeat of earlier programme.

7:00

Programmes repeated through the night starting with Winchcombe Breakfast.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast:  Steve Ward is joined by Bev Harrell and Ros Martin.
7:30 Thought for the Day with The Rev’d Steve Ward.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat, with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Poem for the Day with Gordon Ottewell.
10:00 Thomas Crapper: The story and the song. Bill Pullen looks at a man whose products are essential to our welfare.

11:00

Nind is my Name: Bill Pullen reads extracts from a recent book about an Alderton girl’s diary 100 years ago.

11:30

Winchcombe Brownies: introduced by Ros Martin.

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: Eclectics Anonymous introduced by Richard Slessor.

2:00

The Forgotten Army: A fascinating look at the use of horses and mules in the Army; with John Welch. ® Broadcast last Sat.

3:00

Wartime in Eastern Germany: Ellie Widdows tells Philip Arkell what life was like. ® Broadcast last Friday.

4:00

Winchcombe Changed: with Ian Margrett and Barbara Herod.

5:00 pm

Down Memory Lane: John & Jim's Musical Quiz looks at early wireless & TV themes.

6:00

Focus: Topical discussion. Repeat of earlier programme.

7:00

Programmes repeated through the night starting with Winchcombe Breakfast.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Today Barbara Herod is joined by Gordon Ottewell and Fr Peter Slocombe.
7:30 Thought for the Day with The Rev'd Nick Carter. (Alderton)
8:10 Representative from Vale Wildlife Rescue. Beckford.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat, with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Poem for the Day with Jo Rees.
10:00 Story read by Marian Cuerden

11:00

The Winchcombe Pottery: Jim Norris and Ian Margrett visit.

11:30

Memories of Winchcombe School: John Rand in conversation with Barbara Herod. ® Broadcast April 08

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: Jim Norris introduces some Popular Overtures.

2:00

Winchcombe Memories: Philip Arkell talks to Flo Bate

2:40

Musical Interlude.

3:00

Out and about in Winchcombe: John Welch talks to local people. ® First heard on Sunday

4:00

In Praise of Gardens: with Margaret and Gordon Ottewell ® First heard on Sunday.

5:00 pm

Hits from the Past: with Ian Margrett. Produced by Tim Noyes.

6:00

Focus: Topical discussion. Repeat of earlier programme.

7:00

Programmes repeated through the night starting with Winchcombe Breakfast.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Today Steve Ward hosts together with Betty Houghton and Barbara Herod.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Ursula Cootes. (Buddhist).
8:10 Duncan Willoughby from Sue Ryder care.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat, with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Poem for the Day with Gordon Ottewell.

11:00

More Cricket in Verse: with Bill Pullen. ® Broadcast last Sunday.

11:30

The Waller’s Craft: A short story written and read by Gordon Ottewell. ® Broadcast Nov 09

11:45

A Senior Moment: Humorous letter from a 98 year old read by Bill Pullen

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: Musical Connections introduced by Peter Teague.
® Broadcast  Saturday Programme 1 of 2

2:00

English as she is Spoke: A play by Mike Rafferty. ® Broadcast Oct 08

2:30

My World: Fred Warren talks to Mike Rafferty. ® First heard last Friday.

3:00

Corndean to Belas Knap: Another wander with Gordon and friends. ® First heard last Friday.

4:00

Tracks of my Years: introduced by Steve Ward.

5:30 pm

Keith Harding’s World of Mechanical Music: introduced by Ian Margrett. Recording by Tim Noyes. ®

6:00

Focus: Topical discussion. Repeat of earlier programme.

7:00

Programmes repeated through night the starting with Winchcombe Breakfast.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Brian Maggs hosts with Bev Harrell and Peter Teague.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Fr Peter Slocombe. (St Nicholas, Winchcombe).
8:05 Helena Cavan and Janet Cooper from Hailes Church.

9:00

Carousel: Melodic music and chat, with Philip Arkell.
9:30 Poem for the Day with Mike Rafferty.
10:00 It’s Love (in so many words): a poem written and read by Mike Rafferty.

11:00

From Copenhagen to Winchcombe: Peter Teague talks to Ian Lander of Vision 21, and to local resident Alan Thomas about climate change and ways of reducing our 'carbon footprint'.

11:45

Musical Interlude.

12:00

Focus: Topical discussion.

1:00 pm

Lunchtime Classics: Introduced by David Evans.

2:00

What’s On / Sports Preview: Bill Pullen.

2:30

The Write Stuff in Evesham: A look back at Evesham writers with Bill Pullen. ® Broadcast Monday.

3:00

Musical Connections: introduced by Peter Teague. Programme 2 of 2

4:00

Walking is Fun:

5:00 pm

From Para’s to Pop Stars: A much requested repeat of Iain Robertson talking to Brian Maggs. ® Broadcast Nov 09

6:00

Focus: Topical discussion. Repeat of earlier programme.

7:00

Abbie and Verity’s Live Jukebox Show. Programme 2

8:00

The Dans Show: with Dan Jones and Dan Wilcock.

10:00

The Friday Night Rock Show: with Anita and Ray Bennett.

11:00

Programmes repeated through the night starting with Winchcombe Breakfast.

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Host John Partington is joined by Tom Roles and Cressida Pryor.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Stuart Galey from The Society of Friends.
After 9:00 am Team Insight who have recently rowed across the Atlantic.

10:00

Winchcombe Changed: with Ian Margrett and Barbara Herod. ® Broadcast last Tuesday.

11:00

Top of the Pops 50’s 60’s 70’s + 1: with Jim Norris. Programme 2

12:00

Focus Election Special: Telephone 01242 602317 or Email your questions for the candidates who will be in the studio.

1:30 pm

Party Political Broadcast on behalf of The British Union Of Retired Persons: (BURP).

1.45

Short Story Competition winning entry: 'Vera' by Elizabeth Smith.

2:00

A Trip to the Archives: Part 2. Brian Maggs visits the Gloucestershire Archives.

2:30

Nind is my Name: Bill Pullen reads extracts from a recent book about an Alderton girls diary 100 years ago. ® Broadcast last Tuesday

3:00

Farmcote Herbs: Tim and Jane talk about their passion for herbs and chillies. ®

4:00

“Lady Thatcher”: the Mandy Davies Interview.

5:00 pm

News followed by Football Results.

5:10

A Gotherington Boyhood: Gordon Ottewell talks to Ted Davis. ® Broadcast last Sunday.

6:00

The Winchcombe Youth Club.

7:00

A Young Person’s Guide to the Universe: Hannah Wilcock and Lucy Newsum.

8:00

Saturday Showdown: Tom Roles and friends

9:00

Programmes repeated through the night starting from 9.00am

7:00 am

Winchcombe Breakfast: Tom Roles is joined by Ros Martin, Barbara Herod, Hannah Wilcock and Jean Simms.
7:30 Thought for the Day with Julia Hook from St Peter’s Winchcombe.

9:00

Down Memory Lane: John & Jim's Musical Quiz looks at early wireless & TV themes. ® Broadcast Tuesday.

10:00

Solid Silver Sixties Show: introduced by Jo Rees. ® Broadcast Friday April 16^th.

11:00

The Winchcombe Pottery: Jim Norris and Ian Margrett visit. ® Broadcast last Wednesday.

11:30

A Personal Choice: Jim Norris plays some of his favourite CD tracks.

12:00

Musical Connections: introduced by Peter Teague. ® Broadcast Friday. Programme 2 of 2

1:00 pm

Country Music: introduced by Anita.

2:00

Short Story Competition winning entry: 'Vera' by Elizabeth Smith. ® Broadcast yesterday.

2:15

Winchcombe Memories: Philip Arkell talks to Flo Bate. ® Broadcast last Wednesday.

3:00

My personal choice of music including piano:  Introduced by Alan Herod.

4:00

Party Political Broadcast on behalf of The British Union Of Retired Persons: (BURP).

4:10

Focus Election Special: Repeat of yesterdays programme.

5:30 pm

Beyond the Strands: Bill Pullen with other music genres.

6:30

Sports Round Up: with Bill Pullen.

7:00

Charlies Choc Box: with Charlie and Friends. Programme 2

9:00

The Comic Operas of Gilbert and Sullivan: with Jim Norris.

10:00

Close down until next October.