Each local commercial radio station in the UK has requirements in respect of its music and local content, such as news, speech levels etc. These requirements are set out in the station "Format", a document issued by Ofcom, the UK's radio regulator.
Weekdays
07:00-1800 inclusive Local News Hourly
06:30, 07:30, 08:30 & 16:30 Local News Headlines & Sport
17:35 15 minute News Programme
19:00-05:00 inclusive National News Hourly and local tag rotation
06:00- National News Hourly
Saturday
06:00-08:00 National News
09:00-12:00 inclusive Local News Hourly
13:00-:18:00 inclusive National News Hourly
00:00- 08:00 inclusive National News Hourly
Sunday
09:00-12.00 inclusive Local News Hourly
13:00-06:00 inclusive National News Hourly
'Local' news is produced 'in-house' and is mostly made up of local items
but also incorporates the main national/international stories at the time.
'National' news bulletins are presented by Sky News Radio in London.
You can view the latest stories on our website news section.
Duty Editor Rachel Brabbins
News Gathering and presenters Rachel Brabbins
You can contact the news team on 01295 661079 or email: news@banburysound.co.uk
You can view our latest programme schedule from our homepage.
Automated Programming:
Mon-Friday 14.00-15.00 and- 19:00- 06:00
Sat - 18:00- 08:00
Sun - 13:00- 06:00
Local programming:
Mon- Fri - 24hrs
Sat/Sun 20 hrs
You can contact Banbury Sound via the details below:
107.6 Banbury Sound
Unit 9A Manor Park,
Banbury,
Oxfordshire OX16 3TB
Office Number 01295 661070
Studio Number 01295 661076
Email studio@banburysound.co.uk
Our Playlist is updated weekly and can be located from our homepage.
Ofcom has produced localness guidelines that all local commercial radio stations must adhere to. You can read these at http://www.ofcom.org.uk/radio/ifi/rbl/car/localness/
If you have a complaint about any aspect of the on air output, in the first instance you should write to our Programme Director, Dale Collins. He can be contacted on email at dale@banburysound.co.uk or via telephone on 01295 661070
If your response is unsatisfactory you can complain
directly to the Government regulator, Ofcom. Their website has all the
information you require. http://www.ofcom.org.uk/complain/