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Singer/songwriter Johnny Coppin with his acoustic music showcase off the beaten track.
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01:00
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01:00
Phillip Hunt presents the brass band music programme.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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01:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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02:00
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02:00
BBC Wiltshire joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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03:00
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04:00
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05:00
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05:00
Martin Evans sits in. Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning papers.
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05:00
Martin Evans sits in. Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning papers.
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05:00
Martin Evans sits in. Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning papers.
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05:00
Martin Evans sits in. Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning papers.
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05:00
Martin Evans sits in. Wake up to an early mix of music and chat, plus the morning papers.
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06:00
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06:00
Ben talks to a Wiltshire Mum who's being portrayed in a new ITV drama.
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06:00
Filling Wiltshire's potholes with plastic may have led to a better way to recycle waste.
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06:00
Ben takes a tour behind the scenes of Wiltshire’s newest school.
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06:00
As BBC Wiltshire celebrates 30 years, Ben breakfasts with horses at Salisbury Race course.
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06:00
James Thomas sits. A local election result in Highworth has been overturned.
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06:00
A heritage railway in Wiltshire gets back on track after damage by vandals.
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06:00
Jonathan finds out why the festivals are in decline.
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07:00
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08:00
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09:00
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Sue speaks to former England Rugby Coach Brian Ashton MBE.
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Marie chats to Royale Family legend Ricky Tomlinson.
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The football legend joins Marie live on Mornings.
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09:00
Marie catches up with a Wiltshire family who are attempting to be eco-friendly.
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09:00
TV’s Dr Dawn Harper talks about something she wants all parents to do.
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09:00
Sue finds out how Ruby upset Donald Trump so much he landed his plane and ordered her off.
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09:00
After being defeated two weeks in a row, can Sue and Carl turn things around?
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10:00
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11:00
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12:00
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Graham speaks to a man from The Veterans' Hub who plans to kayak 222 miles for charity
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12:00
Dr Stuart Farrimond tells Graham about why music has such a strong affect on humans.
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12:00
Car mechanic Tony Ellis helps solve some of your car problems.
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12:00
As students go back to college, Graham joins then live in Swindon for a Street Fair.
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12:00
Facial recognition cameras and Ready Steady Cook are just two of the topics this week.
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12:00
Jonathan tastes his way around the world as he meets local cooks live from the event.
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12:00
Sue walks around restored Wiltshire grassland farmed by 16 year old Oliver Spence.
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13:00
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Join Warren Moore for his favourite tracks from the 1970s and 1980s.
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14:00
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14:00
We're being transported back to Pewsham in WW2 with a book written by an evacuee.
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14:00
Live music from a winner of a song writing competition run by a Swindon recording studio
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14:00
An award winning performance about being gay in the 60s is going on a world tour.
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14:00
A Malmesbury gardener helps transform small spaces from tiny gardens to window boxes.
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14:00
Sue Kinnear sits in. Young people in the county are needed for a songwriting competition.
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14:00
Featuring live commentary on Swindon Town’s League Two trip to Leyton Orient.
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15:00
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15:00
Saturday music and conversation (you'll find Swindon Town commentaries on FM and DAB).
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16:00
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The Great British Bake Off is back on TV is there anything else worth watching?
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16:00
Travel Tuesday gives top tips for those looking to take some time off this Autumn
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Graham’s guest is James Rich who has written a book full of recipes using apples.
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16:00
Looking at new films opening at Wiltshire’s cinemas this week including ‘IT: Chapter 2’.
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The MP for Devizes announces that she is not standing for re-election.
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16:00
Richard Green hosts a countdown of the official chart for this very week in 1978 and 1989.
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17:00
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Results, reports and reaction after today's game. Text 81333 (start with Wiltshire).
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18:00
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18:00
Two hours of classic disco, a Featured Classic Album plus Saturday Night Floor Fillers.
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Asian news and topical features, plus a great selection of Asian music.
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Wiltshire band The Poets talk to Tim about how they promote their music on social media.
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19:00
A weekly look at what gets Wiltshire moving with Sue Kinnear and Kelly Morgan.
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Organic farmer Helen Browning introduces the pigs she raises at her farm near Swindon.
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19:00
A Marlborough painter starred in, then won, the TV programme's competition.
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19:00
James Threlfall plays all the best tunes to get you in the mood for the weekend.
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News, debate and music from the African/Caribbean community.
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21:00
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Including music from Blur, Let Loose and China Black. Featured Artist: Bear's Den
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Callum joins Chris to talk about his song-writing father and hopes for his own career
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22:00
Including songs from Blue Pearl, George Michael and New Kids On The Block
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Music from David Essex, Barry Blue and Hudson Ford in the Top Ten; 'five of the best'
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22:00
Chris Baxter helps wind up the evening with great music and calls.
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22:00
Tim Manns sits in with late night music and conversation for your Saturday evening.
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22:00
Put on your dancing shoes as Geoff plays Rock 'n' Roll hits from the 1950s and early 60s.
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23:00
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