Late Night Love Radio Programme
Hel
Does anybody out there listen to Late Night Love with Graham Torrington
on their local commercial radio station?
I live in Norfolk and we get it on our local area. I just wondered how
wide spread this programme went out as I gathered that the people
phoning in were quite obviously not all Norfolk people.
Hel
Jim
Hel wrote in message <8ao35s$c5h$2...@cpca14.uea.ac.uk>...
It's carried across the whole GWR network of local FM stations. See
www.gwrgroup.musicradio.com for more information.
Jim
Terry Wong Min
Stations such as yours Broadland 102. You can hear it on many others such
as Leicester Sound, 2-Ten FM (for Reading and Basingstoke) etc etc. I
suppose some people like some don't..
Vincent Lo
it's broadcast all over the country.
Isn't it a shame that some kids (and others) listening to their only
local commercial radio station in some areas are forced to turn off
after 10 as all their stations are GWR?
The show doesn't really boost commercial radio listening figures... or
does it???
Vinnie
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> Hi
>
> Does anybody out there listen to Late Night Love with Graham Torrington
> on their local commercial radio station?
>
> I live in Norfolk and we get it on our local area. I just wondered how
> wide spread this programme went out as I gathered that the people
> phoning in were quite obviously not all Norfolk people.
>
>
I think it's carried on Sky Digital across the country.
Phil
neil
Leicester Sound, Hereward FM AND B97 all saying that "Graham Torringtons on
tonight" It's sick and sad radio... I can't imagine that it doesn't do well
in the ratings though because GWR are not known for keeping loss making
programmes are they!... I think catering for the lowest common denominator
is what they're doing, instead of going out on a limb, (like my own station
has) to provide original, local and live late night programming.
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Hel
>
>Don't forget that it's on THE MIX on Sky Digital as well! So really,
>it's broadcast all over the country.
>
>Isn't it a shame that some kids (and others) listening to their only
>local commercial radio station in some areas are forced to turn off
>after 10 as all their stations are GWR?
>
>The show doesn't really boost commercial radio listening figures... or
>does it???
>
>Vinnie
I personally like LNL with GT, but feel it would be much nicer if a local
radio station stuck purely to local shows with local phone-ins. I feel there
is far too much interaction between local radio stations ie. for those that
have more than one commercial station but all airing the same show. Surely
this kind of programme is aimed along the lines of a countrywide station such
as Radio1. It really annoys me that they try to make out you are the only
station receiving the programme!
As for kids turning off at 10pm, they should be in bed anyway and it is rated
18.
Thanks for all your comments.
Hel
RadioC
Terry Wong Min <twon...@freeuk.com> wrote in message
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> As maybe many people may point out. Late Night Love is on many of GWR
> Stations such as yours Broadland 102. You can hear it on many others such
> as Leicester Sound, 2-Ten FM (for Reading and Basingstoke) etc etc. I
> suppose some people like some don't..
>
>
I feel sorry for all the people who phone the midnight matchmaker lines at
£1 per minute expecting to find someone local to them.
RadioC
in the next studio.
neil <in...@hunky-dorry.co.uk> wrote in message news:8aqc11$adj$1...@gxsn.com...
Stephen Miles
RadioC wrote:
>
> I agree on our gwr station I heard a presenter say he was talking to graham
> in the next studio.
> neil <in...@hunky-dorry.co.uk> wrote in message news:8aqc11$adj$1...@gxsn.com...
That may have been true though... maybe yours is the "mother" station
that broadcasts to the rest and he was really in the next studio. More
likely though that they were still just trying to convince people it was
a local station!
Steve
James
They're all up to it - even though Galaxy makes no bones about some of their
shows being networked, Alex Pepper always talks about KC turning up in the
building. Funny that as far as I know KC broadcasts from Birmingham Galaxy.
James
ABBSON
<peps...@btinternet.com> writes:
> Funny that as far as I know KC broadcasts from Birmingham Galaxy.
Did do. Has she not moved up to Leeds for the regular late night bit. Because
Jay Smith was Leeds-based.
I remember a Galaxy 102 DJ dragging Tim Lennox in from the other studio (where
he was prepping for to do the draw. But Kiss/Galaxy used to acknowledge their
network locations.
abbsonta
Vincent Lo
programme of Mel+Rob's Hot 30 countdown, then you would have
heard them say that. You could even hear Graham's replies to
their questions.
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Vincent Lo
countdown. They usually have a chat to Graham just before his show. You
can actually hear his voice as well. Was this the case?
Vinnie
James East
pointless satellite link), but I can tell you that Mel (and probably Rob)
broadcast from Cambridge's Q103 - she is a regular DJ on there during the
day and at weekends. But I understand she moved from somewhere else - so
maybe they (GWR) rotate their DJs.
James East,
Chairman,
NEAR fm Group,
Essex.
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neil
(read gwr headquarters, swindon)
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Mr Bloke
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20 GOTO 10
Sorry.
There's more down there -V-
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From: James East <j.e...@btinternet.com>
Newsgroups: uk.media.radio.misc
Sent: 19 March 2000 20:38
Subject: Re: Late Night Love Radio Programme
> I don't know where Graham is (for all I know, it could be some wierd
> pointless satellite link), but I can tell you that Mel (and probably Rob)
> broadcast from Cambridge's Q103 - she is a regular DJ on there during the
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Well.. it's obviously got you sucked in ;o)
So, let me get this straight... Mel's in Cambridge, Rob's.. well.. somewhere
else, probably, and Graham can still talk to them through the glass from
Swindon. He owns a loudhailer (which is why he sounds so husky on air.)
> day and at weekends. But I understand she moved from somewhere else - so
> maybe they (GWR) rotate their DJs.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Yup... up to 3 times a minute. They've got swivel chairs, y'know.
Can I just say, you're all doing terribly well.
Much love
Blokester.
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Ellen Stafford
>I personally like LNL with GT, but feel it would be much nicer if a local
>radio station stuck purely to local shows with local phone-ins. I feel there
>is far too much interaction between local radio stations ie. for those that
>have more than one commercial station but all airing the same show. Surely
>this kind of programme is aimed along the lines of a countrywide station such
>as Radio1. It really annoys me that they try to make out you are the only
>station receiving the programme!
I agree....I know I am in Bath and Bristol is local but the fact that
everyone in the UK gets to phone in it isn't very local....so I listen
to Jason Neal on Bath FM cause he is good...
Ellen
Andy King
and it is rated
>18.
Well, hmph. I do listen to the radio after 10pm, while I'm on
the PC or in the shower at night, and I'm 14. I can't stand the
fact that they put this stupid thing on just about every station
I can pick up here and I'm forced to turn off my radio. All I
want out of the radio at night is music, and I can't stand these
X-rated phone in shows that they put on. Can't they just put
them on Talk Radio or something?
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Andy King
figures... or
>does it???
Well, it's probably just pervs listening in to it ...
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Stuart Landreth
> want out of the radio at night is music, and I can't stand these
> X-rated phone in shows that they put on. Can't they just put
> them on Talk Radio or something?
Hmmmm...... well I wanna hear some X-rated radio, instead of another 30
minutes non-stop of the ahem "new" mix. I'll swap you a Galaxy for a GWR.
Thank goodness for Century radio even though I'm really too young to listen.
:-)
Chris Kelly
into something half decent on the 'net instead :)
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Vincent Lo
Andy King <akoNO...@playitagain.co.uk.invalid> wrote:
> >As for kids turning off at 10pm, they should be in bed anyway
> and it is rated
> >18.
>
> Well, hmph. I do listen to the radio after 10pm, while I'm on
> the PC or in the shower at night, and I'm 14. I can't stand the
> fact that they put this stupid thing on just about every station
> want out of the radio at night is music, and I can't stand these
> X-rated phone in shows that they put on. Can't they just put
> them on Talk Radio or something?
Vinnie (17)
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> (music addicted) Designer, Sweet Media Co.
>
> a...@fallinginlove.co.uk ...
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James East <j.e...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> I don't know where Graham is (for all I know, it could be some wierd
> pointless satellite link), but I can tell you that Mel (and probably Rob)
> broadcast from Cambridge's Q103 - she is a regular DJ on there during the
> day and at weekends. But I understand she moved from somewhere else - so
> maybe they (GWR) rotate their DJs.
>
> James East,
> Chairman,
> NEAR fm Group,
> Essex.
>
> "Vincent Lo" <vinn...@my-deja.com> wrote in message
> news:8b1254$gcu$1...@nnrp1.deja.com...
> > Depends if you were listening to a station carrying Mel & Rob's Hot 30
> > countdown. They usually have a chat to Graham just before his show. You
> > can actually hear his voice as well. Was this the case?
> >
> > Vinnie
> >
jon bird
orld.co.ukPLANKTON> writes
>
>10 PRINT "Hello, World."
>20 GOTO 10
>
>Sorry.
>
>There's more down there -V-
>
dont forget, i know where u live. and where's the REM statement anyway?
didnt they teach u anything about structured programming at school??
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{stuff}
>
> dont forget, i know where u live. and where's the REM statement anyway?
> didnt they teach u anything about structured programming at school??
Yeah.. which is why I work for the GWR group ;o) Geddit? Programming.. it's
like.. oh, never mind.
Now if you don't mind, I have evil plans to carry out, which involve
newsbirds and jelly, mainly.
MB
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>Thanks for supporting my point, Andy! You've done it VERY well.
>
>Vinnie (17)
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