Presented from the South West by Robin Hicks Producer MARY PRICE BBC Bristol
A meditation for the beginning of the new day Stereo
Presented by Sue MacGregor in London and Brian Redhead at the Labour Party
Conference in Blackpool
6.30, 7.30, 8.30 News Summary
7.0, 8.0 Today's News Read by CLIVE ROSLIN
7.25*, 8.25* Sport
7.45* Thought for the Day Editor JULIAN HOLLAND
A look ahead with Edward Cole
edited in five parts by BRIAN BETHELL
One man's story of declaring his house and garden a nuclear-free zone and the help he got from all and sundry.
Read by Timothy Bateson (1) Producer TONY CLIFF BBC Manchester
Fifty-five minutes of lively conversation between the personalities in this week's news.
Producer IAN STRACHAN Stereo
Miss Carlton and the Pop Concert by PENELOPE LIVELY Read by Mary Wimbush Producer MITCH RAPER
from St George's Church, Brandon Hill, Bristol, with QUEEN'S COLLEGE CHOIR from Taunton
0 come let us sing unto the Lord (Gray); Ye boundless realms of joy (Handel); Praise to the Holiest (BBC HB, 88); Isaiah 6, vv 1-7 (GNB)
Musical director LINDSAY GRAY Organist TIMOTHY HARRISON BBC Bristol. Stereo
Presented by P. J. Kavanagh Readers ANGELA DOWN and GARARD GREEN
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol. Stereo
The only national radio programme for consumers.
Pattie Coldwell presents and lends a sympathetic ear to your phone comments and queries on [number removed]. Editor KEN VASS
Johnny Morris recalls a quarter of a century of jaunting. This week: Mexico
Producer MARGARET BRADLEY BBC Bristol
(Repeated: Tuesday 6.30 pm)
Presenter Brian Widlake Editor DEREK LEWIS
1.55 Listening Corner On the Move Presented by Sheelagh Gilbey Today's story Old Road.... New Road by DIANA STOW Storyteller Ronnie Letham Script by LEE PRESSMAN
2.5 Playtime Presenter JUDY BENNETT
2.20 Introducing Science Our Weather Unit 1, Programme 2
2.40 Noticeboard MAUREEN GALVIN tells Tony Barnfield about Lifetime, a new series for and about teenagers.
2.45 Radio Club with TIMMY MALLETT
On Your Bike! STEPHEN LYNAS chases two women who have turned their hobby into their job as motorbike dispatch riders.
Loose Connections by MAGGIE BROOKS abridged in nine parts by MEG CLARKE
Read by siAN THOMAS (4) Editor SANDRA CHALMERS
(Sidn Thomas is in 'Othello' at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith)
To Each His Just Deserts by LEONARDO SCIASCIA
A series of five programmes which take a look inside some of Britain's more unlikely houses.
4: Marjorie Lofthouse talks to John Durham , who lives in Edgar Tower, part of the arched gateway to Worcester Cathedral.
Producer ELAINE BEDELL BBC Birmingham
Stepping Westward by MALCOLM BRADBURY abridged in 13 parts by ELIZABETH BRADBURY
Read by ROBERT powell (6) Producer ALFRED BRADLEY BBC Manchester
Presenters Gordon Clough and Valerie Singleton
With PAULINE BUSHNELL including Financial Report
Stereo
(Repeated: Tuesday 1.40 pm)
Presented by Peter Evans Producer DEBORAH COHEN
John Mearns , MBE - awarded in 1976 for his service to the community and for his efforts in preserving the folk songs of north-east Scotland. His job was salesman to the farming world and their music and customs became his passion. In between times he was also Master of Ceremonies at the agricultural shows, ran his own concert party and became one of the most prolific broadcasters from BBC
Aberdeen in the 1930s, 40s and 50s. Compiled and presented by Gerry Davis
(First broadcast on Radio Scotland)
The Man Who Gave Up First Place in the Race by NIGEL BALDWIN
Pat Scott is a high-quality
British Olympic runner who deliberately stops in mid-race to help the leading runner after he has fallen on the track. Why?
Pressmen, athletes, commentators and officials played by CHRISTOPHER DOUGLAS. WILLIAM HOPE , PETER ACRE
COLIN STARKEY. DAVID GARTH
CLIVE PANTO. DAVID SINCLAIR and LOUIS MAHONEY
Directed by RICHARD WORTLEY Stereo
Presented by Natalie Wheen Producer KEVIN JACKSON Editor ROSEMARY HART
The Judge and His Hangman by FRIEDRICH DURRENMATT abridged in five parts by NEVILLE TELLER
Read by Bernard Hepton (1) No ordinary case, when a policeman is murdered. No ordinary case, when the suspect is a highly respected diplomat. No ordinary case, when the man in charge of it is the slow-footed, quick-witted Inspector Barlach of the Berne Police. Extraordinary, when he has only a short while to live and a formidable wager to win at the same time.
Producer MAURICE LEITCH
Presented by Alexander MacLeod in London and Richard Kershaw at the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool
11.0 Headlines
Editor BLAIR THOMSON on VHF/FM until 11.0
People's Theatre JOHN RUSSELL BROWN presents the first of eight programmes on amateur drama in Britain in the 1980s.
1: Mummers' and Mystery Plays Also taking part SIMON WARD. TOBY ROBERTSON. MICHAEL BILTON. MICHAEL DEEKS and STEVE HODSON. Producer DENNIS SIMMONS
Borodin String Quartet No 2 in D
BORODIN QUARTET record. Stereo
Microtechnology
12.30 Teachers' programme
12.50 You Have to Start Somewhere (RV) Producer JULIAN COLEMAN
