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Mark Dennison

Join Mark Dennison on BBC Radio Nottingham.

Mark Dennison: Saturday breakfast - including mobile phone etiquette

Saturday breakfast - including mobile phone etiquette

BBC Radio Nottingham - Mark Dennison, Saturday breakfast - including mobile phone etiquette

With news, sport, weather, travel and entertainment guides.

Your essential start to the HOT weekend!
Gardening tips with John Stirland....must see films (when the weather turns) with Andy Potter...plus, after it emerged that David Cameron has banned mobiles from cabinet meetings, I want to hear about your mobile phone etiquette. What annoys you about other people's mobile use? 
When you call (maybe from your mobile) - 0115 934 34 34
When you text (on silent) - 07786 20 10 38
When you email - mark.dennison@bbc.co.uk

Richard Spurr

Richard Spurr: 22/05/2010

22/05/2010

BBC Radio Derby - Richard Spurr, 22/05/2010

The Coffee Shop and all that's good about Nottinghamshire life.

BBC Radio Derby

Jo Davies

Join Jo Davies on BBC Radio Nottingham. Jo started off volunteering at Kings Mill Hospital Radio.

She thinks there is still a scary picture of her up on the wall in their studios in what she thought was a trendy denim shirt. 

It was at Kings Mill that she fell in love with chatting to people, finding out about them and being part of a team that could tell them what was happening in the world. She loved being able to choose the music too.

Her life at Radio Nottingham began with volunteering for Alan Clifford, helping set up guests for his programme. 

That is where her love of live theatre really took off. One of her first on air experiences was reviewing local theatre productions on Alan's show. 

She is the celebrity booker for the station, from Torvill and Dean to Liza Minelli, and admits she adores meeting rich and famous people. 

She also loves musical theatre. Les Miserables is her favourite production.

Jo Davies: 22/05/2010

BBC Radio Nottingham - Jo Davies, 22/05/2010

With the best stories from the last week on BBC Radio Nottingham.

Paul Robey

Join Paul Robey on BBC Radio Nottingham. Born in Clifton, Paul attended Greencroft Junior School and Fairham Comprehensive School.

When realising that he wanted to become a radio presenter, his careers' teacher suggested he apply for jobs in insurance or banking. 

He followed this "sensible" advice, ending up at the Prudential on Maid Marian Way for eight years. 

He also had a Saturday job and one of Paul's claims to fame is being the first lad ever to work on the checkouts in the Victoria Centre branch of Tesco. 

At the same time, he was actively pursuing opportunities in radio and developing his craft on a voluntary basis at Nottingham Hospitals' Radio, based in the newly opened Queen's Medical Centre. 

He eventually got his professional break at Radio Trent in 1982 working alongside Dale Winton, but had always harboured a secret desire to work at Nottingham's truly local station. 

Not many people know that Paul shares a guilty pleasure with Anne Davies from East Midlands Today... the first single they ever bought was "Puppy Love" by Donny Osmond.

Paul Robey: 22/05/2010

BBC Radio Nottingham - Paul Robey, 22/05/2010

Summer Saturday afternoon with events, great music and your calls.

The Beat

Dean Jackson and the team with new music and more for your Saturday night.

Dean Jackson and the team with music and more for your Saturday. Interviews and sessions with established, and often big name, artists as great local music from BBC Introducing.

Dean Jackson and the team with music and more for your Saturday night. Interviews and sessions with established, and often big name, artists as well as those just starting out. Great local music from BBC Introducing.

There's plenty of opportunity for you to be part of it by uploading your own music or interacting by phone and  text or by emailing beat@bbc.co.uk

The Beat: Pixie Lott, Tinie Tempah, Charlie & The Martyrs, Jonathan Beckett and Band of Skulls. 

Pixie Lott, Tinie Tempah, Charlie & The Martyrs, Jonathan Beckett and Band of Skulls. 

BBC Local Radio - The Beat, Pixie Lott, Tinie Tempah, Charlie & The Martyrs, Jonathan Beckett and Band of Skulls.

Dean Jackson with a mix of new music, local newcomers and international superstars.

BBC Local Radio

A Touch of Soul

Devon brings you soul music from 1960s Motown right through to the artists of today.

2017 for Devon, marks a 30 year plus musical love affair selecting, reviewing and producing soul in club, bar and radio spheres (paid and unpaid). He's DJ'd globally: Southport Weekender 2008; Palais, (Nottm); Bluenote / 20th Century clubs, Derby (80s) Progress & Wherehouse clubs - Derby (90s); Parker Mcmillian bar (Ldn) 00's - Global Room, Pacha, Ibiza; 2006. Red Bar, NYC, USA; Jazz Cafe, Ldn and Musikfest, Munich.  

And Devon's proud to have shared his radio producer journey with us, including at BBC Radio 1, 2 and 1Xtra - on documentaries like 'Soul Train', 'Sexual Healing' and 'Bossa & Beyond' with some well-known presenters - Trevor Nelson, Mica Paris and Gilles Peterson.

A Touch of Soul: 22/05/2010

BBC Local Radio - A Touch of Soul, 22/05/2010

Devon Daley with soul music from sixties Motown right through to the artists of today.

As BBC Radio 5 live

As BBC Radio 5 live: 22/05/2010

BBC Radio Nottingham - As BBC Radio 5 live, 22/05/2010

BBC Radio Nottingham joins BBC 5 Live for news, sport and entertainment.

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Richard Spurr

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Jo Davies

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Paul Robey

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The Beat

Pixie Lott, Tinie Tempah, Charlie & The Martyrs, Jonathan Beckett and Band of Skulls.

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A Touch of Soul

22/05/2010

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As BBC Radio 5 live

22/05/2010

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