Faye Dicker wakes you up with an early mix of music and chat.

Mark finds out why Gloucestershire has one of the highest rates of malignant melanoma and why it is still increasing.

Chris talks to 1980s popstar Neil Arthur from Blancmange, who now lives in Stroud and talks about a new album, reforming and going on tour.

Dominic Cotter sits in and speaks to a woman from Cheltenham who has turned her experience as an Ofsted inspector into a play which is opening in London.

David finds out why allotments in Gloucestershire have become so popular again thanks to the recession and inflation affecting food prices.

Steve hears about an advert by Gloucester City Council about the price of car parking.

Keith brings you great music and guests including the soul jukebox and his 60s expert.

Wind up the evening with great music and calls.

BBC Gloucestershire joins BBC Radio 5 live.