Tributes paid to former Radio 210 disc jockey Steve Wright
TRIBUTES have been paid to former Radio 210 disc jockey Steve Wright, who has died. The 69-year-old teamed up with ...
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BBC Radio Berkshire loses nearly a third of its listeners after axing favourite presenters
BBC Radio Berkshire has lost nearly a third of its listeners after a schedule shake-up.
Axe falls on popular presenters as BBC Radio Berkshire shares programmes with BBC Radio Oxford and Solent from tomorrow
BBC Radio Berkshire ceases to exist as we know it from Monday, with only the breakfast and morning show remaining ...
BBC announces new Make it at Market, featuring Reading’s own Rachael
A new show which follows amateur creators as they turn their hobbies into a living, featuring Reading's Rachael Moreland
Plans for former BBC Radio Berkshire home could see historic site turned into retirement complex
THE FORMER home of BBC Radio Berkshire could become a retirement complex if plans are approved by Reading Borough Council
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