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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Sheffield joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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04:00
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Steve's Daily Bleep comes from North Yorkshire and features someone called Digby.
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05:00
Steve's Daily Bleep features a trainer who's teaching a certain animal ambitious tricks.
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05:00
Steve's Daily Bleep features Judy Murray and the items she would tumble dry for her sons.
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05:00
Steve's Daily Bleep features a house in Weston Super Mare which is attracting attention.
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05:00
Steve's Mystery Month and Year includes music by Cher, Phil Collins and Lisa Stansfield.
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06:00
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06:00
Kat introduces our highlights including Paulette Edwards speaking to Jim Carter.
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06:00
Emma Tryon from Sheffield shares with Sarah how she found God whilst backpacking.
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07:00
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07:00
Toby hears from people on one estate in Swinton about what their energy tariff might be.
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07:00
Toby hears about further costs and delays for South Yorkshire's tram-train scheme.
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07:00
Toby brings you highlights of our sing-a-long in Doncaster for Lynn from Dunsville.
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07:00
Toby hears from you about plans to introduce by-laws in Sheffield to help air quality.
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07:00
Toby hears whether the University of Sheffield Students' Union can keep their licence.
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07:00
Kat looks at the future of mental health charity in Sheffield and a trip to Kat's Kitchen!
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07:00
Reverend Dan Brown discusses the television series Broken, starring Sheffield's Sean Bean.
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08:00
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09:00
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09:00
Toby asks you whether the public sector deserves a pay rise. Call him on 0114 279 66 99.
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09:00
Toby hears how you manage your personal finances. Are you generally a spender or a saver?
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09:00
Toby hears about the moments that something went wrong whilst travelling. Call him now.
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09:00
Toby hears how you feel about the environment. Is going green important to you?
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09:00
It's Free Phone Friday. Call Toby about whatever is on your mind now on 0114 279 66 99.
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09:00
Neil Grant and Steve Bailey take your gardening questions on 0114 279 66 99 (9 July).
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Paulette hears why a pattie is set to be launched into space from a site in Sheffield.
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10:00
On Independence Day, hear about Barnsley launching its own Independent's Day in the town.
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10:00
Jim Carter and local swimmer Megan Hattersley chat to Paulette about the Special Olympics.
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10:00
A North Anston man tells Paulette how his life has changed since his release from prison.
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10:00
Paulette hears when and where the Steel City Beer Mile will take later this month.
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10:00
Debbie Cundy and Martin Burke join Steve to discuss what's in the news this week (8 Jul).
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10:00
Help Howie and Kat solve the clues across South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire (9 July).
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11:00
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Rony celebrates the emergency services and the 999 number, plus Louise Treloar bares all.
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13:00
The Rough and Random Guide to Jump in Barnsley and Diane Rodgers Bares All to Rony.
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13:00
Rony's book club review June's title and announce what July's Radio Read will be.
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13:00
Rony investigates Sheffield's links to Robin Hood and Jason Burns is Baring All.
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13:00
Jean Smith and Chrissy Barker join Rony to look at the news and John Kirkham bares all.
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13:00
John Goodrum and James Brandon are Bernie's guests this weekend on BBC Radio Sheffield.
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13:00
Paul looks back at the weather that occurred in June 2017 and compares it to June 1741.
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14:00
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14:00
The latest local football, updates from Wimbledon and the test match news from Lord's.
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14:00
Gerry hears your memories of playing or watching cricket. Did you ever score a century?
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Howard's Golden Years are July 1964 and March 1988. Can you guess the Three in One?
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Howard's Golden Years are September 1980 and August 1977. Can you guess the Three in One?
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15:00
The Golden Years are December 1962 and December 1985. Can you guess the Three in One?
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15:00
Hits and headlines from two decades with a Three In One from each Golden Year to identify.
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15:00
Howard's Golden Years are March 1983 and February 1974. Can you guess the Three in One?
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As Wimbledon begins, Howard hears about Wincobank's link to the All England Club.
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Howard hears about Sheffield's first Digifest taking place at Sheffield Hallam University.
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16:00
Howard has the latest on the safety of cladding on tower blocks across Sheffield.
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16:00
Howard hears why badger vaccinations are being undertaken again across Derbyshire.
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16:00
Howard looks at whether people in Sheffield have debts higher or lower than average.
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17:00
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17:00
John Goodrum and James Brandon are Bernie's guests this weekend on BBC Radio Sheffield.
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Hear from Gary Caldwell and Chris O'Grady about Chesterfield FC plus the latest from SW19.
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Hear from Sheffield Wednesday's new signing George Boyd and the latest from Wimbledon.
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18:00
Hear from Joe Root ahead of his first test as England captain and the latest local sport.
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Updates from Joe Root's first day as England captain and the latest local football news.
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18:00
The latest from the test match at Lord's, updates from Wimbledon and football news.
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18:00
John's artists include The Impressions, Dana Valery, Tamala Lewis and Luther Ingram.
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18:00
Hear about an inquiry looking at whether mosques need 'fit for purpose' leaders in future.
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Great music and conversation as Georgey brings together the best of BBC Local Radio.
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19:00
Live from Wimbledon behind the scenes at the world's most famous tennis tournament.
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19:00
Giggling at inappropriate times and what Strictly winner Jo Clifton's doing next.
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19:00
Mark Dennison sits in with chat to Sarah Millican and talks about bands line-up changes.
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19:00
Alex Hall sits in. Katherine Jenkins and Dominic Brunt, plus tantrums and secrets.
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20:00
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20:00
The region's new music, gig guide and unsigned bands with Christian Carlisle.
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21:00
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21:00
Kat introduces our highlights including Paulette Edwards speaking to Jim Carter.
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22:00
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Ross Dickinson sits in to bring you late night music and conversation.
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22:00
Ross Dickinson sits in to bring you late night music and conversation.
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22:00
Ross Dickinson sits in to bring you late night music and conversation.
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22:00
Ross Dickinson sits in to bring you late night music and conversation.
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22:00
Ross Dickinson sits in with late night news and conversation to ease you into the weekend.
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22:00
Great music from the 1970s and 1980s and your guide to the weekend.
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22:00
Steve's Classic Charts are from July 1976 and 1989. Plus the Quiet Storm after midnight.
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