Producer PAM COX
MONDAY:
Derek launches Radio 2's Healthcheck fortnight live from the Armada Centre, Plymouth - with a little help from 29 Commando Regiment and a certain Miss Vivien Stuart. WEDNESDAY:
Jameson Voteline
'Yes' votes: 0898 99 1201 'No' votes: 0898 99 1202 Producers BRIAN STEPHENS DENIS O'KEEFFE and JULIAN MERES
Producer CAROLYN SMITH
0 REQUESTS and dedications to: Ken Bruce , Radio 2, BBC London WIA 4WW
talking to the people who make the news. TUESDAY:
Healthcheck special live from St David 's Hall, Cardiff. WEDNESDAY:
Daphne Ledward answers gardening queries.
Producers JOHN GURNETT and PAUL NEWMAN
WEDNESDAY:
Healthcheck special live from Brunei Plaza, Swindon.
Producer ANTHONY CHERRY
TUESDAY:
The Story behind the Song Racing from Newmarket
WEDNESDAY:
Phone-in on [number removed]between 2.00
Racing from Newmarket
THURSDAY:
Racing from Newmarket 0 See sports panel, left Producers COLIN MARTIN
NEIL GEORGE and RUTH CUBBIN
0 See feature, page 113
FRIDAY:
Healthcheck special live from Cathedral
Square, Peterborough. Adrian finds out about the city's 'Project Health' campaign.
Producer SANDRA BLACK
Producers STELLA HANSON MADELEINE CUMING and RICHARD MASTERS
with Folk on 2. Jim presents
Martin Carthy with Dave Swarbrick ,
Skinners Rats and a studio session from a new cajun band, the Butter Mountain Boys. Producer GEOFFREY HEWITT BBC Pebble Mill
Colin Irwin examines the roots of different musical styles, traces the unlikely links between them and unearths some unsung heroes on the way.
A Cappella Singing (2) Completing an examination of some of the unlikelier musical styles that have dispensed with instrumental accompaniment.
Featuring the Boothy Band, Robert Wyatt ,
Miriam Makeba and the King's Singers.
Producer IAN GRANT
Roy Newsome presents the weekly entertainment programme for lovers of band music.
This week: Band of HM Royal Marines
School of Music, Deal Director of Music I,t Col John Ware
Producer ANTONY ASKEW BBC North East
The Story of Radio Comedy Russell Davies surveys the years when writers and performers countered the effects of rationing by drip-feeding the audience with some rather exotically spiced humour. The Goons were, after all, just around the corner. Written and compiled by RUSSELL DAVIES
Producer NEIL CARGILL
(First broadcast on Radio 4)
Thanks for the Memory Producer BARBARA PAGE
The Early Show
