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Bolsover area. Here are a list of the presenters that have been on our airwaves - see how many you remember. Joe Allen Steve Asher Danny Bacon Andy Barlow (Mutley) Alex Belfield Diane Belgrami Nick Bennett Jo Bevan Chris Birks Victor Bobo Stephen Booth Ian Bradley James Bradley David Brown Andre Camilleri Ian Chilvers Jayne Clarke Nick Cochrane Ron Coles James Corden Norman Cox Dallas Dean Andy Delahunty Tony Delahunty Matt Duffill Gary Dutton Matt Edwards Paul B Edwards Clare Elise Andy Fenton Roger Franklyn Louise Fretwell David Fudger Rudy Funk Adie Gargas Freddie Gaunt Matt Genever Si Gilmore Martin Gold Jo Greco Jason Harrison Phil Harrison Steve Hartshorn Jodie Henshaw James Hilton Melissa Honeywood Paul Hogan Rob Howard Terry Hurst Ben Johnson Peter Jones Michael Jordon Martin Kelner Phil Kennedy Reece Kind William Lane Sophie Laverick Jodi Law Mark Lindsay Sol Liston Ricki Lee Lofty (Paul Mason) Caz Lynch Paul MacKenzie Phil Mitchell Leighton Morris Gaynor Mountcastle Stewart Nicholson Mandy O'Neale Emma Paine Chris Payne Richie Pearson Sid Pepper Dave Rhodes Paul Richardson Steve Riley Kev Roberts John Rockley Mick Saxby Joe Sentance Laura Shaw Sarah Smithurst Mark Somers Phil Stant Bob Staveley Adam Summerton John B Tannen Andy Tatts Lee Thomas Mike Thornley Colin Thorpe Katie Trinder Dave Vickers Rob Wain Jamie Walker Phil Walker Tristan Walker Annie Wallis Cameron Ward Ian Watkins Ash Wilson Mike Winn Introduction: What is a Public File? The purpose of the Public File is to provide a snapshot of localness and musical output and acts as a signpost to features and characteristics of a station. Each local commercial station in the UK has obligations with regards to its programmes, including its music and local content. These obligations are set out in the station format which forms part of this station’s Public File. The Public File is also available in hard copy by post upon request by any member of the public, and serves as one indicator of each station’s output. Comment on its contents should be made to the station or to the industry regulator Ofcom. You will have heard about the Mansfield 103.2 Public File from the station’s presenters. It is important to us, and Ofcom, that the listeners understand how the radio station works and what output we promise to provide.3 SECTION 1: STATION FORMAT 1.1 Format Outline SECTION 1: STATION FORMAT 1.1 Format Outline Station Name Mansfield 103.2 / Radio Mansfield Licence Area The Districts Of Mansfield, Ashfield and Bolsover Frequency 103.2 MHz Hours of Broadcast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (all locally made save the occasional syndicated programme) 1.2 Definitions Speech Excludes advertising, trails, sponsor credits and the like and will be calculated over the period specified Music Percentages are calculated as a percentage of the local tracks broadcast in the specified period Peak time(s) Refers to weekday breakfast and afternoon drive output, and weekend late breakfast Daytime 0600 to 1900 weekdays and 0800 to 1400 weekends Locally made Refers to output produced and presented from within the licence area and must include peak time where required Character of Service “A MUSIC AND INFORMATION STATION FOR 25 – 54 YEAR OLDS IN THE MANSFIELD AREA, HIGHLY FOCUSSED ON LOCAL ISSUES.”
Website: http://www.mansfield103.co.uk/ Email: Tel: 01623 666000 Address: Unit 4, Samuel Brunts Business Centre, Samuel Brunts Way, Mansfield, Notts, NG18 2AH Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Mansfield103.2
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