Radio Borders

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Radio Borders
Borders-logo.jpg
Broadcast area Scottish Borders and North Northumberland
Slogan More Hit Music
Frequency 96.8 MHz, 102.3 MHz,
103.4 MHz, 103.1 MHz Online
First air date 22 January 1990
Format Contemporary
Audience share 39.3% (March 2011, [1])
Owner Bauer Radio
Website www.radioborders.com

Radio Borders is a radio station broadcasting to the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland from studios in Tweedbank, just outside Galashiels. The station also has a remote studio based within The Maltings Theatre & Cinema, Berwick-upon-Tweed.

The station is owned & operated by Bauer Radio and forms part of Bauer's Place Network of stations, it has one of the highest listening rates (linked to the population) amongst all UK local radio stations with RAJAR figures in June 2011 recording a 56% reach - the highest for any UK commercial station. Radio Borders regularly broadcast news, weather and traffic information. Its music format consists of classic hits and music from the 1960s right through to today.

Contents

[edit] Programming

[edit] Weekdays

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Grant Thomson Glasgow
0600 – 1000 McCulloch in the Morning: Stuart McCulloch Tweedbank
1000 – 1400 Keith Clarkson
1400 – 1500 The 2 O'Clock Takeover:
1500 – 1900 Paul Brownlee's Drivetime
1900 – 2200 In:Demand with Romeo Glasgow
2200 – 0100 Late Night Gina McKie

[edit] Friday variations

Time Main presenter/programme Location
0100 - 0600 Grant Thomson Glasgow
1800 - 1900 The Friday Sports Show Tweedbank
2200 - 0100 In Demand Dance with Krystle Edinburgh

[edit] Saturday

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Lynne Hoggan Glasgow
0600 – 0900 Bobby Taylor Tweedbank
0900 – 1200 Boogie & Dingo Edinburgh
1200 – 1400 Scotland's Hot 20: Mark Martin
1400 - 1800 Saturday Sports Live Tweedbank
1800 - 2200 Paul Brownlee's Big Saturday
2200 – 0100 Saturday Night with Krystle Edinburgh

[edit] Sunday

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Lynne Hoggan Glasgow
0600 – 0900 Mark Martin
0900 - 1200 Golden Brown: Hugh Brown Tweedbank
1200 – 1500 Keith Clarkson
1500 - 1600 Wired: Amber Dryden
1600 – 1900 The Vodafone Big Top 40: Rich Clarke & Kat Shoob London
1900 – 2200 In:Demand Uncut with Jim Gellatly Glasgow
2200 - 0100 Late Night Gina McKie

[edit] News coverage

Comprehensive news bulletins are broadcast hourly throughout the day with additional local reports at 7.30am, 8.30am, 4.30pm and 5.30pm. Bulletins are produced in conjunction with Radio Forth's news team in Edinburgh.

[edit] News staff

Broadcast Journalists

  • Ryan Gilbert
  • Beccy Jardine
  • Greg Maxwell
  • Clare Reilly
  • Paul Robertson
  • Max Steele

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