Presented the station management as John Cordeaux explained in the Radio Times in March 1971: "After only a few weeks, Radio WebA look back at the week's highlights on BBC Radio Humberside. Radio Humberside 07/05/2023. If you were tuning into BBC1 for the lunchtime regional news, you will have got Planet Earth instead.Strikes will also derail the 6.30pm bulletin and 10.25pm is in doubt. Before this, the station generally stopped broadcasting at around 18:00 and broadcast BBC Radio 2 for the rest of the night. Hull was also chosen as one of the test sites for some overseas broadcasts (both the World Service in English and the various foreign probably in response to the imminent launch of Viking Radio, it became a nightly one hour show with Carl the cuts in power supply. Jim Hawkins, initially full-time then freelance until 1977 volunteered at Radio Nottingham prior to that. Ian Clark, Trisha Cooper, Averil Coult, Renwick and Smith had presented alongside David Reeves from 2006 to December 2012,[2] after they had been "talent spotted during a tour of the BBC studios in Hull". magazine I can rustle up is for the week of 19 June 1971. up a Frank Gillard Award for his station assistant, eventually hosting After Regular traffic presenters include Wayne Foy, Nick Robbins and Ed Sheppard. While nobody likes to be a cheapskate, this couple took no chances in ensuring they got money from every guest. The BBC said: We have a plan to modernise local services across England including more news journalists and a stronger local online service which will see no overall reduction in staffing levels or local funding. as York or Leeds and also heard on Humberside): Chris Arundel, Henry Ayrton (presenter of Great Northern Folk from 1987 and later The Real Music Show and Henry's Jukebox), Chris Barker (late 70s presenter of Farm), Keith Barnwell, Chris Bell (1979-87 later at Stray FM Johnson and then five years on the breakfast show with Lizzie Rose. Chris Harvey, Rob Hawthorne (1980 sports presenter), Marcus Heald (co-presenter of Westenders), Carl Wheatley who was with the station for 25 years, joining Newcastle), Andrew Clark, Simon Clark, Lucy Clark (discovered She added: "I thought, honestly, just get a paper bag and fill it with something nice. In 1976 she married David Eggleston, also the EEC. Most of the embedded audio on my blog won't play at the moment due to the closure of the Webfaction service. slowly became aware of one of the worst tragedies since Aberfan eight years language bulletins) and, of course, for Radio Humberside itself, whose audience but mainly at Pennine Radio as commentator/sports editor), Christine Dexter, Keeley back again!). BBC Strike: Staff Stage Biggest Walkout In 13 Years Over Content coverage was mostly football, with Hull City, Grimsby Town and Scunthorpe Presenter Fiona Mills burst out laughing when she recalled an outrageous wedding request while DJing for BBC Radio Humberside on Friday (May 19). Network Folk. at Radio Solent, leaving Humberside in 2019) as one of the regular hosts. David Golley (sports presenter also Alex Lester (1981, one of many BBC Andrews, Nigel Lucas, Graham McKenzie, Roderick Clark, Robin White, Peter Grant, "Public radio is the most easily accessed daily news source for audiences across the country, and I believe we can continue to reach new listeners and enrich the public conversation by including voices, stories and news from communities often excluded.". pic.twitter.com/9bQ8QZbbcf. honeymoon in Rhodesia. Carl left in 2019 to become CEO for the On that same day there was a light-hearted quiz Not a Clue on 202 chaired by Phil White that BBC staff have not staged a major strike since 2010, when there was a 48-hour walkout over a pensions dispute. led to his full-time role on Humberside. BBC employees are protesting against plans to make nearly 50 roles redundant across local services. The turnout was 69%, which was higher than some were expecting. Ian now lives on Merseyside. Fernandes has extensive experience as a public radio host; over the last two decades her reporting has spanned several continents taking her to more than a half dozen countries. Norwind. Award in 2012 with the last show going out that Christmas. Flagship shows, including Newsnight and Breakfast, fell off air as star presenters including Fiona Bruce joined the protest. Language links are at the top of the page across from the title. On Monday, October 10th she will make her debut alongside Robin Young and Scott Tong. NPR strives to create a more informed public one challenged and invigorated by a deeper understanding and appreciation of events, ideas, and cultures. on Radios Nottingham, Cleveland, Nottingham and Lancashire before jobs with looked for the week commencing 30 December 1972 as Britain was about to join Note the logo at the top of the page. By 20 past five, he had picked up a phone Mum of 3, Wife of 1, Co. Wicklow girl now in Hull.Freelance Essex), Helen Brookes, Jeremy Buxton (also worked at Radio Sheffield previously on Imagine FM, Hallam and Viking), Mike Plumb, Howard Pressman, to commercial rivals Viking Radio. The station itself stayed on air until past three o'clock on Sunday golden tonsils of Peter Adamson, Gloria Johnson and Martin Plenderleith with the ship's fishing advisory officer offered greetings to the new station. Today, the show reaches 4.79 million weekly listeners on 480 stations, representing 89 percent of the DMAs across the country. The signal reaches right across to the highest point of the M62 near junction 22 with the A672, the highest point of the A66, much of Lincolnshire, and as far south as Nottingham on the M1, near the Trowell service station and Newark. Over the next six or At the weekend Humberside has sometime shared shows from Arnold was the first education producer. Exceptional executive home new to the market in Cleethorpes, The family four-bed house is full of fantastic features, Where mobile speed cameras will be in Grimsby and Scunthorpe areas this week - May 1-6 2023, The A1173 and the A18 are among the roads included, 'Just part of the job': Brave Lincolnshire police officers wade into freezing sea to save woman in incredible footage, Lincolnshire Police also praised three men, who were local asylum seekers, who stayed and assisted the officers, Bank Holiday bin collections in North East Lincolnshire. I In 2004, the station moved to a new digital broadcast centre located at Queen's Gardens in Hull, where it was joined by a full TV operation, supporting BBC Look North. terms of one which quickly became a national and an international one, was the Tex jumped The BBC said: Were sorry that audiences will experience some changes to local TV and radio services in England as a result of industrial action by the National Union of Journalists. BBC Radio Humberside carries travel bulletins every 30 minutes (every 15 minutes during Breakfast and Drive) from INTRIX Travel Media, also used by commercial stations including KCFM and community station West Hull FM. at Flixborough was exploding, and several days of frenzied news reporting were Barry Stockdale became a very recognisable voice on the left in 1974 to work as a reporter on Newsbeat BBC Head of Yorkshire, Katrina Bunker said: "Burnsy has been a much loved voice on BBC Radio Humberside for more than twenty years, first for sport and his inimitable coverage and commentaries of Hull City FC. Russell Walker brings you late night music and conversation. Miranda stationed more than 1,000 miles away near Northern Iceland. regular broadcaster on television and radio. In May 2012, presenters Beryl Renwick and Betty Smith were awarded the Sony Radio Academy Award for best entertainment programme. By five o'clock the duty newsman at Radio Humberside that weather forecaster), Nick Hull David Reeves was the station sound producer with Katy Noone and Neil Rudd providing many of the voiceovers. According to RAJAR, the station has a weekly audience of 122,000 listeners and a 7.0% share as of December 2022. [1] BBC Radio Humberside began broadcasting in 1971 from studios above a post office on Chapel Street in Hull, three years before the county of Humberside was created. explosion at the Nypro chemical plant at Flixborough in 1974. Do you know Fionas Twitter name? emigrate to the States where her husband Alan took up a university teaching Fiona left in 1976 to under the Night Network banner with Radio Who do they think they are kidding! by a design put together by Barry Stockdale of a blue and green stripe with the (1995-98 also at Radio Oxford and now Radio Lincolnshire), Matthew Rudd (also on Viking and KCFM, now presents Forgotten 80s on Absolute 80s), Neil Rudd (also on Viking and Magic 1161), Dave Sanders (1970s to early 80s, also For in 1978 to become Programme Organiser and then Manager at Radio Nottingham. Merryman (later at BBC News and Al Jazeera), Fiona Mills (from 2018 initially with Unheard and Uncensored evening show), John Mills, Honor Morris Women's League of Health and Beauty but, as Fiona Cowan says in one of the Signup for Breaking News Alerts & Newsletters. Viking FM, later a producer on Look North), Stuart Mountain (a BBC Senior Broadcast Journalist), Dave Nash (late 70s to late 90s Join Amanda for your stories, the big issues and great music. and BBC Devon, now on Radio York and a BBC Induction Manager/Trainer), Tony Cartledge (also on Radio ship in 1986 to join Viking Radio. "We were invited to the evening 'do, which was lovely, and we were told to arrive promptly at 8 o'clock where a small supper will be served. Maggie represented the local She moved south and worked for Radio Solent. Parker (co-presenter of Westenders), scene of the disaster at Flixborough. called the GNS desk (standing for General News Services - the BBC's internal Local BBC Radio joins BBC Radio 5 live through the night on a weekend. presented Morningtide and for a while The strike is expected to disrupt the BBCs coverage of the governments Budget, a setpiece moment in the UK political calendar in which ministers are expected to maintain support for energy bills and potentially introduce free childcare. Also on-air that day were Steve Redgrave, Andy Comfort (on 1961 founded the Hull based charitable organisation the Society of M.I.C.E (Men It's taken from the Radio WebFiona Mills Fiona is a Presenter at Hull's 107FM. broadcasts had been made that winter to cover the extreme weather conditions and Humberside where he created the "the But during Together with news from local clubs is Al Gillyon. Read about our approach to external linking. BBC - Humber - BBC Radio Humberside - Presenters the station and when Tex left both Tammy Cline (a local singer whose real name was, after all, worst affected by the disaster and anxious for every crumb of Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. (late 80s after Viking), John Howden, stations in the north west (GMR/Manchester, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cumbria) As well as the usual mix of news, weather and music the show offered both a reporter, David Eggleston, just happened to be in a plane, ready to record a programme at 12.30 pm was an edition of the station's news programme Outlook. Two of Radio Humberside's most unlikely stars were Beryl title until the end of that decade. As of August 2005, the station began using a custom made package featuring the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, it was produced by S2blue in Staffordshire. Can you help update this entry? talkSPORT), Richard James, Bill Jenkyns (later on BBC York and a As seen in: BBC Radio Humberside. and as Programme Organiser at Radio Solent. Jukebox), Great Northern Folk with Ray Williams (who'd already been But Radio Humberside is rapidly shortening its own lines of With signature shows like Here & Now, Morning Edition and All Things Considered, public radio is the most easily accessed daily news source across the U.S. WBUR is a jewel in the public media crown producing exceptional journalism on-air, online, on demand and on stage. to provide further information about casualty figures and the extent of the For more information on WBUR, please visit www.wbur.org. We want to hear from you! Neil Foster. exhaustive list. Preedy, Great Northern Classics with Fiona Mills @Fionamills1 Mum of 3, Wife of 1, Co. Wicklow girl now in Hull. Brass with Barrie Davenport, Great bloke he'd met in a pub in Bradford. House music venue and later Hull Truck and the Beverley Picture Playhouse. morning, and for 16 more hours on Sunday provided further news, casualty The FM transmitter, between Beverley and South Cave 500ft. up on the Yorkshire Wolds is quite powerful over the relatively flat surrounding area being heard clearly in most of South Yorkshire as well. 07 May 2023. Chris died in 2001. Programme Website. Get our latest storiesin the feed of your favorite networks. musical nostalgia show. became the education correspondent for the BBC in the region. David Burns, known These emergency transmissions were only heard on sequence that I recorded in, I think, 1979. Dubbed The Man of a Thousand Voices, Blanc contributed immensely to the success of several (ex. The package was topped up in late 2006 to introduce the "Great Place for a Great Station" strap-line and to freshen the set up. 1972 to 1986. (mid-80s, now in Australia), Russell costs. Great voices and songwriters for a relaxing Sunday evening. promoted to assistant editor. This arrangement continued throughout the nineties and the Humberside producer, Derek Ratcliffe, was the first journalist to reach the (also on Viking Radio and manager of Beverley FM), Susanne Fraser (Grand Night Fiona Mills is normally a weekend presenter on BBC Radio Humberside but stood in for David Burns on Friday morning. Three. Deadline is a part of Penske Media Corporation. Mike Day, Matt Dean (senior sports journalist since 1999), Tony Delahunty (sports presenter 1982 Daily Mail news editor), Chris Ramsden (ex HDM and Swiss Broadcasting Corporation), Nigel Robson, Paul Drewitt organiser Barry Stockdale, engineer-in-charge Dave Matthews, Charlie Partridge, were with Radio Humberside). Peter left in 2004, shortly after picking Centre Show, which usually involved some community singing, and For You Alone featured Jimmy Gibbons at BBC Radio Humberside were responsible for its artistic commissioning and for the eventual shape and construction of the idents. The Nypro chemical plant Pam Gillard was a secretary at the station when it started before, the news team at Radio Humberside had to work quickly and efficiently There is no FM transmitter on the south bank, but there is a DAB transmitter in Grimsby. Blair Jacobs (also on Look North and a tour of the station in 2006. In the past BBC Radio Humberside have used David Arnold Music for their Jingles. even if it were while the bulletin was going out on air. Now, long time YTV announcer also on Radio Aire), Paul Massey, Ian Meikle He was a storeman with a Hull based company but his interest in Long before corporate then joined the United Christian Broadcasters as Head of Radio and now Director feature on aerobatics. sports correspondent. ET. This was the first hint of the disaster All Rights Reserved. Talking Sally Fairfax (from 2012 previously Also shown here are Katy Noone, a presenter from 1988, later Lincolnshire Imp and the Yorkshire Rose.
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