BBC Radio Oxford

Phil Gayle

Join Phil for Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show.

Phil Gayle: David Prever sits in for Phil

04/04/2014

David Prever sits in for Phil

BBC Radio Oxford - Phil Gayle, David Prever sits in for Phil

David Prever sits in to bring you Oxfordshire's brightest breakfast show.

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: The Big Tour in Wheatley

The Big Tour in Wheatley

BBC Radio Oxford - Malcolm Boyden, The Big Tour in Wheatley

Oxfordshire's stories and Oxfordshire people from our Big Tour in Wheatley and Holton.

Kat Orman

Kat Orman: Sybil Ruscoe sits in

Sybil Ruscoe sits in

BBC Radio Oxford - Kat Orman, Sybil Ruscoe sits in

Sybil meets Sally Bromley, an inspirational lady who hasn't let Parkinson’s hold her back

Sybil Ruscoe sits in. She meets Sally Bromley - an inspirational lady who hasn't let Parkinson’s hold her back from, among other things, doing a parachute jump

David Prever's Breakfast Club

David Prever's Breakfast Club: Howard Bentham sits in

Howard Bentham sits in

BBC Radio Oxford - David Prever's Breakfast Club, Howard Bentham sits in

Howard Bentham sits in. Oxfordshire's news, sport and essential information in one place.

Mark Forrest

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Great music and conversation as Mark Forrest brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.

Mark's evening programme launched in England and the Channel Islands on 7 January 2013. 

The show goes out across all 39 stations, on weekdays between 7pm and 10pm - the only exceptions are for major breaking news stories and sports commentary.

Mark Forrest: Is your first name dying out?

Is your first name dying out?

BBC Local Radio - Mark Forrest, Is your first name dying out?

No babies were named Gladys, Cecil or Marjorie in 2012. Mark discusses why.

What's in a name? Apparently if you're a Rowland, Gladys or Muriel you're an endangered species! Once some of the most popular names in Britain, no babies were given those names in 2012. Mark wants to speak to you if you have one of those names, or if you're a Clifford, Harold, Marjory or Hilda, to see if you can encourage some parents to revive the names. Join the campaign and tell him why parents should choose your name.

Mark goes live to Aintree, to speak to reporter Chris Latchem ahead of the Grand National. He'll also hear from a past winner of the prestigious race, and from a state of the art centre for injured jockeys.

A Geordie anthem is dividing people on Tyneside, after claims an incorrect version of  "Blaydon Races" has been put on signs welcoming people to a new shopping centre in Blaydon. The signs carry what some residents say is odd dialect of the song, and have called for them to be removed. Others say they are the original lyrics and people should stop moaning. 

Would you know how to make £50m out of a quid? Mark has the story of a man who has risen from poverty to do just that. Hear the tale of discount store 'Poundland', told by the humble business man that started the company. Mark aks about the best pound you've ever spent. 

Mark goes live to the BBC Weather Centre for a full weekend forecast.

BBC Local Radio

Paul Miller

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

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Phil Gayle

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Malcolm Boyden

The Big Tour in Wheatley

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Kat Orman

Sybil Ruscoe sits in

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David Prever's Breakfast Club

Howard Bentham sits in

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Mark Forrest

Is your first name dying out?

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Paul Miller

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