BBC Essex

Ray Clark

Ray Clark: 24/01/2014

24/01/2014

BBC Essex - Ray Clark, 24/01/2014

With the Breakfast Show. Travel news, weather, news and music.

Dave Monk

Dave Monk: 24/01/2014

BBC Essex - Dave Monk, 24/01/2014

Ian Wyatt sits in with a look at the stories making the news in Essex

Sadie Nine

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BBC Essex - Sadie Nine, 24/01/2014

Julie Maddocks sits in with music and phone-in debate - call 01245 495050 (national rate).

Mark Punter

Join Mark Punter every Sunday evening at 8pm for two hours of Vintage Vinyl.

Join Mark Punter every Sunday evening at 8pm for two hours of Vintage Vinyl. A selection of the best music released on vinyl from yesterday and today.

Mark Punter: 24/01/2014

BBC Essex - Mark Punter, 24/01/2014

Mark brings you music and features for your late afternoon.

Drivetime on BBC Essex

Drivetime brings you news, weather, travel and music.

BBC Essex rounds up the days news between 5 and 7pm with travel updates every 15 minutes, plus the latest sport headlines and detailed weather forecast for our county.

Drivetime on BBC Essex: 24/01/2014

BBC Essex - Drivetime on BBC Essex, 24/01/2014

Ian Puckey brings you news, weather, travel and music, including the Album of the Week.

Mark Forrest

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Mark's evening programme launched in England and the Channel Islands on 7 January 2013. 

The show goes out across all 39 stations, on weekdays between 7pm and 10pm - the only exceptions are for major breaking news stories and sports commentary.

Mark Forrest: What's your Scottish connection?

What's your Scottish connection?

BBC Local Radio - Mark Forrest, What's your Scottish connection?

Mark hears from people across the country who are looking ahead to Burns Night.

Mark hears from people across the country who are looking ahead to Burns Night.

He celebrates the art of slapstick as the 10th annual Bristol Slapstick Festival gets under way.

Mark looks ahead to Burns Night and celebrates your Scottish connections. He catches up with Scots across England and the Channel Islands, including Tommy Banner from The Wurzels, to learn about the various traditions associated with 25 January.  Mark talks to a man from Banff, who now lives in the Nothamptonshire town known as Little Scotland.

As the 10th annual Bristol Slapstick Festival gets under way Mark hears from comedian Harry Hill, comic Barry Chuckle and Monty Python's Terry Jones. Mark's asks you to relive your most memorable "You've Been Framed" moment. 

Leaves on the line, sheep on the track, oil spill on the motorway; all regular excuses for a delayed commute, but passengers in London had to change their travel plans, after wet concrete flooded a control room.  Jonathan Savage reports.

Hear part two of 'Grandad's Great War Diary'; from the soldier's notebook which was found and transcribed by his grandson.

BBC Introducing tonight comes from Stevenage duo Music & Spies and Mike Grogan, who lives in Portsmouth.

BBC Local Radio

Nick Risby

Late night music and entertainment. Get in touch on your station's freephone number.

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Late night music and entertainment. Get in touch. Call 0845 30 50 007.

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Ray Clark

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Dave Monk

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Sadie Nine

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Mark Punter

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Drivetime on BBC Essex

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Mark Forrest

What's your Scottish connection?

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Nick Risby

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As BBC Radio 5 live

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