Absolute Radio’s Matt Forde to take time off after tumour diagnosis
Matt Forde is taking time off from Absolute Radio to undergo surgery for a spine tumour.
Josef Hollywood to present Drivetime on Capital Liverpool
Former In Demand Radio presenter Josef Hollywood has joined Capital Liverpool to host the Drivetime show.
Tributes paid to sports broadcaster George Andrews who has died
Tributes have been paid to broadcaster George Andrews who died aged 64, on Friday morning after a short illness, his family said.
New management position for Terry Underhill at the BBC
Former Wireless and GMG’s Terry Underhill has been appointed into an Executive Editor role at the BBC.
Former BBC Radio Humberside’s Burnsy set to join 107FM
David Burns, who left BBC Radio Humberside due to the BBC changes, is joining Hull and East Yorkshire's 107FM.
Late night local radio presenters across the BBC say goodbye to listeners
Late Show presenters on BBC local radio stations in England have said goodbye to listeners ahead of a networked show starting on Monday.
Matt Payton writes: Stronger than ever – a landmark year for commercial radio
It’s been a landmark year for commercial radio, and as the sector turns 50 this weekend, Radiocentre’s CEO Matt Payton says we are stronger than ever.
Two new presenters are to join the Hits Radio line-up
Mary Mandefield is joining Hits Radio, while Molly Sutton will become part of the Hits Radio Pride line-up.
Ashley Tabor-King looks back at 50 years of commercial radio with RadioToday
Our fifth and final radio leader to take on our 5 questions about 50 years of commercial radio is Global’s Founder and Executive President Ashley Tabor-King OBE.
Boom Radio CEO Phil Riley talks about 50 years of commercial radio
Today we continue to ask senior radio executives about 50 years of commercial radio as Boom Radio CEO Phil Riley takes up the five questions.
Late Show host on BBC Radio in North, Steffen Peddie to leave
Steffen Peddie, is hosting his last week on the BBC Radio Newcastle and BBC Radio Tees Late Show.
Five for five at 50 – celebrating 50 years of commercial radio with Mark Lee
Commercial Radio turns 50 on Sunday 8th October, and to celebrate we’ve got five questions for five key players in the sector each day this week.
BBC Radio Nottingham’s Andy Whittaker is to leave the station
BBC Radio Nottingham’s Andy Whittaker has shared the news that his time at the BBC is coming to an end.
BBC Hereford & Worcester’s Malcolm Boyden feels “awful” to leave show
Malcolm Boyden has told his BBC Hereford & Worcester listeners that it has been decided he'll no longer present his mid-morning show and he feels awful about it.
Elle Osili-Wood is the new voice of BBC Radio 3’s Sound of Gaming
TV presenter and broadcaster Elle Osili-Wood is the new voice of BBC Radio 3’s Sound of Gaming, the station’s monthly exploration of the world of gaming soundtracks.