Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning's papers with Joe Lemer.
Ben Prater
Credit Union in Tidworth, Magna Carta and transfer deadline day
2 hours, 30 minutes on BBC Wiltshire
Worries over pay-day lending led to a new community bank in Tidworth. Ben talks to former MP Robert Key about the four copies of Magna Carta. And we talk about Massimo Luongo. Show more
Simeon Courtie
"Hello my name is..." campaign, treatment for tinnitus and River Avon safety
3 hours on BBC Wiltshire
Hear about the NHS campaign which reminds staff to say "Hello, my name is..." We ask why there's an issue with tinnitus treatment. And new safety railings along the River Avon. Show more
We pop into Baila Coffee & Vinyl to find out why they think vinyl is best. We ask if being an early bird or night owl makes you better or worse at sport. And Monday Midday Maths. Show more
Sue talks to the narrator of From Mons to Le Cateau. We find out why Harry Potter features in National Libraries Day. And learn about the 17th century poet from Charlton Park. Show more
Lee talks to Deputy Chief Constable Mike Veale about the complaint figures for Wiltshire Police.
As a square in Bristol has brought in a voluntary smoking ban, Mark asks should there be places where we can't smoke outside plus the couples who got married at work.
Dan Chisholm helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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