30th March - In the first hour there'll be the usual features including, a countdown of the most requested artists chart, fake showbiz news, true confessions and lots more. The second hour is bronze, where 3 is the magic number. A selection of the songs which peaked...

29th March It's All In The Name of Transport Part 2 - If you thought there were a couple of surprises last Friday, just wait until you hear what's included this week. With music from 1955 to 2021 there should be something for everyone. What car (Cliff Richard) do you...

23rd March - 2 hours of your requests, spot the link and a country break. Find out what was so special about the No. 2 bus that was launched in Bristol on 17th March 2015, what was #1 in the UK charts on 20th March 1968, 1973 and 1993 and what caused a demonstration...

23rd March All the usual features in the first hour including Hall of Shame, local sport and weather updates, fake showbiz news and true confessions. The second hour will feature songs that peaked at #3 in the UK Charts in 1973 plus a quick look at some of the event...

22nd March - It's All In The Name of Transport. Every song will have a mode of transport in the title. There's some obvious choices tonight but some big surprises too - hang on to your hats, we might be in for a bumpy ride.

16th March - Your requests, a three song link and a featured country artist. Find out when the £1 note ceased to be legal tender, when driving tests were introduced in Britain, what Islanders in the Hebrides were hiding from government officials and who was making...

16th March - In the first hour the usual features including sports updates, true confessions and fake showbiz news to name but a few. The second hour, 3 is the magic number - a selection of songs which peaked at #3 in the UK charts in 1985. Plus a quick look at some...

Part 2 of songs with animals in the title. Will we get through the hour without repeating an animal? I think so. What songs can you think of with animals in the title? From a bat and butterfly to a walrus and a weasel with plenty in between, join me Friday at 7 pm for...

9th March - Your requests plus a link in the first hour, three songs, what links them? Find out when the divide between Eastern and Western Europe was first called the 'iron curtain' and what the big beach find was in 2018. A country break in the second hour featuring...

2nd March - Can you spot the three song link in the first hour? There's a country break after 2, three songs from one country artist. Two hours of your requests and snippets of information including the size of the largest prehistoric penguin ever discovered and the...

2nd March - In the first hour I'll give you an update on the sports fixtures and the weather, there'll be a countdown of the Most Requested Artist Chart, True Confessions, Fake Showbiz News and the Hall of Shame. Once we have traversed the noon at 12 I'll be playing a...

1st March - This week the theme is flowers. From Buttercups and Daisies to Lavender and Lilac with a splattering of Edelweiss and Forget-me-nots. A surprise from Helen Shapiro and a St Patrick's Day nod from Tommy James. Do you know what country has the Tulip as it's...

24th Feb - YOUR requests plus find out what married couple Bill and Laurel were doing for 36 years until they retired and how Peter Hicks deterred traffic wardens from putting a ticket on his car. Can you get the 3 song link in the first hour? Country break featuring...

24 Feb – the first hour will cover the usual weather, sports fixtures, the most requested artist chart countdown, the hall of shame, some fake showbiz news and some true confessions. After the news we’ll be squeezing in the 14 songs that peaked at number 3 in 1987...

23rd Feb Join Sylvia for the 3rd and final part of It's All In The Name of Body Parts - all song titles contain the name of part of the body. From Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head to Fall At Your Feet by Crowded House and plenty in between including eyes, lips, ear,...

17th Feb - Your requests, some 'old news now' including who made UK Chart history by selling 6 million copies of an individual album, how 100 people made history in 1994, a three song link in the first hour and a country break featuring Waylon Jennings after 2pm. And...

16th Feb - Part 2 of Body Parts - every song title in this hour will contain the name of a body part. From 1953 to 2006. From Ottawan to the O'Jays, from John Denver to Johnny Tilotson and England's official 2006 world cup song. And with a rendition from Sweet,...

24 Feb - the first hour will cover the usual weather, sports fixtures, the most requested artist chart countdown, the hall of shame, some fake showbiz news and some true confessions. After the news we'll be squeezing in the 14 songs that peaked at number 3 in 1987...

9th Feb - Our body in music. Every song will have a body part in the title. With music from 5 decades starting with 1953 and ending in 2008, there's something for everyone. Tickling your memory with some great oldies and maybe introducing you to something new.

24 Feb – the first hour will cover the usual weather, sports fixtures, the most requested artist chart countdown, the hall of shame, some fake showbiz news and some true confessions. After the news we’ll be squeezing in the 14 songs that peaked at number 3 in 1987...

3rd Feb In the first hour we'll look at the weather, sports fixtures and our Most Requested Artist Chart. There'll be a song from the infamous Hall of Shame, some true confessions and fake showbiz news. After we have traversed the noon I'll be playing a selection of...

Feb 2nd - Revisiting songs with a male name in the title. Look out for the tributes to famous people, there's even one about Michael Caine - not a lot of people know that! We'll include songs from 1957 up to 2009 and you may be surprised to find that there is another...

26 Jan - Another hour of great songs from the 50s, every one of them has something to do with movement in their name. You can hear Fats Domino and Doris Day, Johnnie Ray and Ritchie Valens plus a whole lot more to transport you back in time, or introduce you to an era...

19th Jan An hour of music from the swinging sixties, all of which have something to do with movement in their name. From Clodagh Rodgers to the Rolling Stones, from the Tremeloes to the Temperance Seven plus many more of your old favourites, or some you may not have...