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Joel Hammer

Joel Hammer: 01/12/2010

01/12/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Joel Hammer, 01/12/2010

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: 01/12/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Malcolm Boyden, 01/12/2010

Lou Hannan

Lou Hannan: 01/12/2010

BBC Radio Solent - Lou Hannan, 01/12/2010

Entertainment, advice, great music and chat.

BBC Radio Solent

Jo Thoenes

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

Jo Thoenes: 01/12/2010

BBC Radio Oxford - Jo Thoenes, 01/12/2010

Phil Mercer

Phil Mercer: 800 jobs to go from Thames Valley Police

800 jobs to go from Thames Valley Police

BBC Radio Oxford - Phil Mercer, 800 jobs to go from Thames Valley Police

Chief Constable of Oxfordshires Police says hundreds of jobs could go over next four years

The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police has said more than 800 jobs could go over the next four years - that's around 10 per cent of the total workforce.

Police Redundancies - The Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police has said more than 800 jobs could go over the next four years - that's around 10 per cent of the total workforce.

Festival Wars - We could see two major music festivals on the same weekend next year.  Hear from Lady Rotherwick at Cornbury Park and Hugh Philimore of the Cornbury Music Festival which is moving to the Great Tew Estate.

Alcohol - Last year almost one million violent crimes were alcohol related and of course as Christmas approaches the usual worries about drink driving come to mind Thames Valley Police have launched their safety campaign and today the government has announced measure to help 'reclaim the streets for sensible law abiding drinkers'.

Politics - Peter Henley looks back at Prime Ministers Questions including Wikileaks and Tuition fees.

Mercers Money - House prices fell again in November, according to the latest survey by the Nationwide building society. At the same time, rents are continuing to be rise as more people decide to rent a home instead of trying to buy one. So what's going on?

World Aids Day - It's now nearly 30 years since gay men in the US started to show signs of an illness that we would soon come to know as AIDS.  How have attitudes changed over that time?  One Oxfordshire group researching HIV and AIDS met yesterday to discuss the progress.

Prostate Cancer - Scientists say that the length of a man's fingers could determine his risk of developing prostate cancer.  Men whose index finger is longer than their ring finger are a third less likely to get the disease.

Events - What to do over the next 7 days, Nehaal Bajwa from dailyinfo.co.uk will have the details for us.

Roger Day

Roger Day: The Harmonies

The Harmonies

BBC Radio Kent - Roger Day, The Harmonies

Roger Day meets The Harmonies who aim to top the charts with The Women's Institute.

Roger Day meets The Harmonies who aim to top the charts with The Women's Institute. Steve Cherelle joins us for an hour of the best country music.

They are the ladies hoping to take The Women's Institute to the top of the charts. Roger Day catches up with The Harmonies to find out about their favourite songs. The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars by David Bowie is the classic album of the week, plus there's an hour of the best country music with Steve Cherelle.

BBC Radio Kent

Paul Miller

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

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