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DAILY WEEKDAY SHOWS:
6am-7am NOTHING NEW All the oldies you love from the 40s to the 60s.
7am-8am CLASSICAL HOUR An hour of Classical music.
8am-9am NICE AND EASY Mike Streeton plays you some gentle and relaxing music to wake up to.
9am-12pm DOWN YOUR WAY Jules Craig with music from across the board.
12pm-1pm THE A TO Z OF POP with Richard Smith.
1pm-2pm NUMBER ONES @ ONE Oli Stables with an hour of chart-toppers.
5pm-6pm NOTHING NEW All the oldies you love from the 40s to the 60s. (Tuesdays only)
10pm-11pm CLASSICAL HOUR An hour of Classical music.
11pm-4am A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC Relaxing tracks to help you get to sleep.

OTHER PROGRAMMES:

MONDAY
2pm-4pm THE AFTERNOON SHOW with Carl Richards.
4pm-5pm SOLID GOLD SIXTIES with Steve Pexton.
5pm-7pm THE GIRLS WHO SHOULDN’T BE ALLOWED The world from a female perspective; with Ellie Jackson & Cathie Hague. Sponsored by Manor Carpets, Harrogate.
7pm-8pm THE MUSICALS SHOW Oli Stables presents and hour of songs from you favourite Musicals.
8pm-10pm MONDAY NIGHT REQUESTS The songs you want to hear. Sponsored by Ashworth Law, Harrogate.

TUESDAY
2pm-4pm THE AFTERNOON SHOW with Ian Wighton
6pm-7pm ALL THAT JAZZ with Mike Streeton. Cool jazz, swing, be-bop, trad. and modern from the world's coolest jazz performers
7pm-9pm THE CHEESE SHOW with Steve Hakes.

WEDNESDAY
2pm-3pm THE AFTERNOON SHOW with Steve Carpenter.
4pm-6pm CARL RICHARDS QUICK QUIZ SHOW Easy, medium, hard and quick-fire questions; plus the best foot-tapping chart hits from the last fifty years.
6pm-7pm ROUNDABOUT The talking newspaper. (Repeated from Sunday.)
7pm-8pm THE WEDNESDAY FOLK HOUR. The best folk tunes around.
8pm-10pm WEDNESDAY NIGHT REQUESTS The songs you want to hear.

THURSDAY
2pm-3pm THE AFTERNOON SHOW with Ellie Jackson.
3pm-4pm RADMAG Your very own radio ‘magazine’ show. Featuring all that's new both in and out of the hospital. Presented by Mike Streeton..
4pm-5pm PHIL BROWNE Easy listening music and chat.
5pm-8pm THE WALL TO WALL MUSIC SHOW Join Scott Wall on a musical journey through six decades, charting hits from the 1950's to current day.
8pm-10pm THURSDAY NIGHT REQUESTS Ian Wighton plays the songs you want to hear.

FRIDAY
2pm-4pm THE AFTERNOON SHOW with Martin Fretwell.
5pm-6pm THE REALLY WILD SHOW with Mike Finch and students from Henshaw’s.
6pm-8pm THE FRIDAY SPORTS SHOW with James Dobson.
8pm-10pm REQUEST REWIND James Pollard plays some of the songs requested this week as well as some new requests from today’s ward rounds.

SATURDAY
10am-12pm AT THE MOVIES David Simister and Chris Hebdon with two fun-filled hours of comedy and music. | 11am-1pm THE COLIN TREGELLAS SATURDAY SHOW Two hours of music and chat. (On Alternate weeks)
1pm-2pm NUMBER ONES @ ONE Oli Stables with an hour of chart-toppers.
2pm-4pm REBEL RADIO Join James Pollard for two hours of fun and great music from the modern era. For the young; and the young at heart.
4pm-6pm KEN WELFORD One of HHR’s original presenters returns to the station with music and chat.
6pm - 7pm BORN TO BE WILD Mike Finch and Josh from Henshaw's present a lively mixture of modern pop classics.
7pm - 9pm DAN BURTON Playing a variety of modern, contemporary music.

SUNDAY
9:00am-11am THE SUNDAY SUPPLEMENT with Steve Pexton, including your Horoscopes and a quiz. (Including 10:00am-10:15am Words Of Worship with a member of the Hospital Chaplaincy Team.)
11am-1pm SUNDAY BEST Mike Streeton plays you some gentle, relaxing music. Plus a quiz, a look at the Sunday papers and lots more.
1pm-2pm NUMBER ONES @ ONE Oli Stables with an hour of chart-toppers.
2pm-4pm VICKI’S VARIETY Join Vicki Manley for two hours of music and chat.
4pm-6pm LAZY SUNDAY Ian Wighton presents a top twenty count-down from either the 60s or 70s.
6pm-7pm ROUNDABOUT The talking newspaper. (Repeated on Wednesday.)
7pm-10pm SUNDAY NIGHT SPECIAL One of two different programmes specially tailored for your Sunday enjoyment: WORLD OF NOSTALGIA - Nostalgic music and comedy to bring back happy memories. With Bill Caw. Or ALL MIXED UP - Derick England plays songs from films, shows, operas and some light classical music.