Northsound 1

Northsound 1
Northsound 1
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City of license Aberdeen
Broadcast area Aberdeenshire
Slogan More Hit Music
Frequency 96.9 MHz, 97.6 MHz, 103.0 MHz, Online
First air date July 27, 1981
Format Variety Hit Radio
Audience share 20% (March 2011, [1])
Owner Bauer Radio
Website www.northsound1.com

Northsound 1 is a radio station serving Aberdeen and the north east of Scotland. The station is owned & operated by Bauer Radio and forms part of Bauer's Place Network of stations and plays contemporary music from the 1980s to today, alongside news, sport and travel bulletins. Daytime and weekend evening programming is produced and presented from studios in Tullos, Aberdeen. Northsound 1's main 96.9 FM transmitter is located at Durris, near Stonehaven. It also broadcasts on 97.6 FM from the Balgownie transmitter covering north Aberdeen, and on 103.0 FM from Stirling Hill covering the Peterhead area.

Since 15 September 2008, Northsound 1 and all other Bauer-owned FM stations in Scotland air networked programmes on weekday evenings, weekend late nights and overnight from Clyde 1 in Glasgow.

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History

Northsound Radio commenced broadcasting at 6 am on 27 July 1981 from converted studios in an old schoolhouse on Kings Gate, near Anderson Drive in Aberdeen. Originally, the station broadcast from 6 am to 8 pm each day. In 1995, the station split its services to become Northsound 1 and Northsound 2. Both stations now also broadcast on DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting – i.e. Digital Radio).

Programming

Weekdays

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Adrian Coll Glasgow
0600 – 1000 Greigsy at Breakfast: Greig Easton/ Yasmin Zemmoura Aberdeen
1000 – 1400 John Mellis
1400 – 1500 U Choose': John Slater
1500 – 1900 'Andy & Craig's Big Drive Home: Andy James/ Craig McDonald
1900 – 2200

In:Demand with Romeo

Glasgow
2200 – 0100 Late Night Gina McKie

Friday variations

Time Main presenter/programme Location
0100 - 0600 Kevin Cameron Glasgow
2200 - 0100 Friday Night Floorfillers with Krystle Edinburgh

Saturday

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Kevin Cameron Glasgow
0600 – 0900 Martin Morrison Aberdeen
0900 – 1200 Boogie & Dingo Edinburgh
1200 - 1500 Andy James Aberdeen
1500 - 1900 John Slater
1900 - 2200 Craig Milne
2200 – 0100 Saturday Night with Krystle Edinburgh

Sunday

Time Main presenter(s)/programme Location
0100 – 0600 Kevin Cameron Glasgow
0600 - 0900 John Milne Aberdeen
0900 - 1200 Robin Galloway Glasgow
1200 – 1600 Grant Thomson Aberdeen
1600 – 1900 The Vodafone Freebees Big Top 40: Rich Clarke & Kat Shoob Leicester Square, London
1900 – 2200 The Sunday Session: Michael Gordon Aberdeen
2200 - 0100 Late Night Gina McKie Glasgow

News and Sport

A team of four broadcast journalists produce news bulletins every hour, on the hour, between 6 am and 7 pm weekdays, and between 7 am and 2 pm at weekends. A late night bulletin is broadcast at 10pm every night. At peak times (breakfast and drive) on weekdays, supplementary news headlines are broadcast on the half hour. A five-minute bulletin entitled Live at Five is broadcast at 5pm each weekday.

Dedicated sports bulletins are broadcast at 8am, 1pm and 5:30pm, alongside reports within the hourly news bulletins and a scores & results service during Saturday afternoons.

Traffic and travel bulletins are broadcast during peak travel times (breakfast and drivetime), accompanied by 'Jambuster' reports when there is major congestion at any time.

News staff

Editor
Joe Odber

Deputy Editor
Fiona Winchetser

Broadcast Journalists
Rebecca Curran
Emma Glacken

Sports Editor
Steven McMenemy

Management

Managing Director
Cathy Kirk

Programmes Director
Gary Muircroft

Head of News
Joe Odber

Sports Editor
Steven McMenemy

Advertising Sales Director
Susan Morrice

External links

See also



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