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Joel Hammer

Joel Hammer: 21/09/2010

21/09/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Joel Hammer, 21/09/2010

Malcolm Boyden

Join Malcolm for Oxfordshire's stories and Oxfordshire people.

Malcolm's show is about people and stories.

You never know what you'll hear at ten, but we promise it'll be compelling and real.

Malcolm Boyden: 21/09/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Malcolm Boyden, 21/09/2010

Lou Hannan

Lou Hannan: 21/09/2010

BBC Radio Solent - Lou Hannan, 21/09/2010

Is it time that bullies were helped and not just their victims?

BBC Radio Solent

Jo Thoenes

Advice, ideas and inspiration on how to get the most from life in Oxfordshire.

Jo Thoenes: 21/09/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Jo Thoenes, 21/09/2010

Phil Mercer

Phil Mercer: Could a ban on young drivers at night save lives?

Could a ban on young drivers at night save lives?

BBC Radio Oxford - Phil Mercer, Could a ban on young drivers at night save lives?

All of Oxfordshire's news, sport and essential information in one place.

To get safer streets, could a ban on 17 to 24-year-olds driving at night and with friends in the car save lives. A new report from Cardiff University thinks so.

Council mergers: Two more local councils are planning on sharing staff to save money. Cherwell District Council and South Northamptonshire Council want to merge their two senior management teams into just one. The move will affect around 15 posts and will save the councils more than £4m a year between them.

Chipping Norton Hospital's first aid unit may close. We speak to one mother who says her son might not be alive today if it hadn't been for the old minor injuries unit in the town!

Commonwealth Games: Plans are not going well in India, with only two weeks ago there are lots of complaints about the conditions of the athletes accommodation.

Liberal Democrat Conference, Peter Henley our political correspondent reports on today's action.

Roger Day

Roger Day: Ray Thomas

Ray Thomas

BBC Radio Kent - Roger Day, Ray Thomas

Roger Day talks to Ray Thomas, former singer with The Moody Blues.

Roger Day talks to Ray Thomas, former singer with The Moody Blues about his solo career.

Ray Thomas joins Roger live in the studio to talk about his time as singer and flautist in The Moody Blues.  We will also get the chance to hear some of his new solo recordings.  The Classic Album is  "Electric Ladyland" by Jimi Hendrix and, along with the best in jazz, Daniella Clynes talks to the jazz drummer Asaf Sirkis.

BBC Radio Kent

Paul Miller

Lively late-night chat and stories, all fuelled by your calls, texts, emails and tweets.

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Lou Hannan

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Phil Mercer

Could a ban on young drivers at night save lives?

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Paul Miller

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