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| The majority of programming is broadcast among all Bauer City 2 stations in Scotland and Northern England, although there are separate shows for the two countries at peak times, |
The majority of programming is broadcast among all Bauer City 2 stations in Scotland and Northern England, although there are separate shows for the two countries at peak times, between 6am - 7pm Monday - Friday.<ref>, RadioToday, 18 December 2015</ref> | ||
| Most programming originates from the studios of ] in ] and ] in ]. Some other output is broadcast from ] in ], ] in ], ] in ] and Bauer's headquarters at ], ]. | Most programming originates from the studios of ] in ] and ] in ]. Some other output is broadcast from ] in ], ] in ], ] in ] and Bauer's headquarters at ], ]. | ||
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| '''Northern England''' | '''Northern England''' | ||
| ⚫ | *Tom Davies (Weekend Breakfast) | ||
| *Adam Catterall (''Game On'') | |||
| ⚫ | *Tom Davies ( |
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| *Sean Goldsmith (Weekday breakfast) | *Sean Goldsmith (Weekday breakfast) | ||
| *Darren Proctor (Weekday Daytime -10am - 2pm) | |||
| ⚫ | *] (Saturday |
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*Paul Hayes (Weekday drivetime - 3pm-7pm) | ||
| *Gavin Matthews (Weekend Daytime) | |||
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| '''Scotland''' | '''Scotland''' | ||
| *Ally Ballingall (Weekday |
*Ally Ballingall (Weekday daytime - 10am - 2pm, ''Scotland's Talk In'') | ||
| *John Collins (Saturday breakfast) | *John Collins (Saturday breakfast) | ||
| *Alan Edwards (Weekday breakfast) | *Alan Edwards (Weekday breakfast -6am - 10am) | ||
| *Gavin Pearson (''Game On'') | *Gavin Pearson (''Game On'') | ||
| *Gina McKie (Home Run - 3pm - 7pm) | |||
| *Mike Riddoch (Sunday |
*Mike Riddoch (Sunday Breakfast) | ||
| *Bob Malcolm (Saturday 10am - 2pm) | |||
| {{col-end}} | {{col-end}} | ||
| '''Networked presenters'''<br> | '''Networked presenters'''<br> | ||
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| *] (Sunday afternoons) | *] (Sunday afternoons) | ||
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*Tony Shephard ('Sunday afternoons) | ||
| ⚫ | *Darren Kelly (Sunday - Friday 10pm - 2am) | ||
| *James Grove (''80s Show'': Sunday afternoons) | |||
| *Darren Kelly (Monday - Saturday mornings) | |||
| *] (Weekday afternoons) | |||
| *Keith Martin (''The Soul Show'': Saturday nights) | *Keith Martin (''The Soul Show'': Saturday nights) | ||
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*John Collins (''The Country Show'': Sunday evenings) | ||
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*Steve Jordan (Weekday evenings) | ||
| ⚫ | *] (Saturday and Sunday overnights) | ||
| *Ray Rose (Weekday evenings) | |||
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*Paula Whitelock (Monday - Friday overnights) | ||
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| ==Schedule == | |||
| Northern England | |||
| Mon - Fri | |||
| 6am Sean Goldsmith | |||
| 10am Darren Proctor | |||
| 2pm Request show | |||
| 3pm Paul Hayes | |||
| 7pm Steve Jordan | |||
| 10pm Darren Kelly | |||
| 2am Paula Whitelock (Fridays - Arlene Stuart) | |||
| SATURDAY | |||
| 6am Tom Davies | |||
| 10am Gavin Matthews | |||
| 2pm Ivan d'Sa | |||
| 6pm Sean Goldsmith | |||
| 10pm Keith Martin Soul | |||
| 2am Arlene Stuart | |||
| SUNDAY | |||
| 6am Tom Davies | |||
| 10am Gavin Matthews | |||
| 1pm Tony Shephard | |||
| 4pm Tony Blackburn | |||
| 7pm John Collins Country | |||
| 10pm Darren Kelly | |||
| 2am Paula Whitelock | |||
| Scotland | |||
| Mon - Fri | |||
| 6am Alan Edwards | |||
| 10am Ally Bally | |||
| 2pm Request show | |||
| 3pm Gina McKie | |||
| 7pm Steve Jordan | |||
| 10pm Darren Kelly | |||
| 2am Paula Whitelock (Fridays - Arlene Stuart) | |||
| SATURDAY | |||
| 6am John Collins | |||
| 10am Bob Malcolm | |||
| 2pm Game On with Gavin Pearson | |||
| 6pm Sean Goldsmith | |||
| 10pm Keith Martin Soul | |||
| 2am Arlene Stuart | |||
| SUNDAY | |||
| 6am Mike Riddoch | |||
| 10am Talk in with Ally Bally | |||
| 1pm Tony Shephard | |||
| 4pm Tony Blackburn | |||
| 7pm John Collins Country | |||
| 10pm Darren Kelly | |||
| 2am Paula Whitelock | |||
| ===Local opt-outs=== | ===Local opt-outs=== | ||
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| The two FM stations in the network - ] and ] in Liverpool - air their own local programming with networked output carried at off-peak times. | The two FM stations in the network - ] and ] in Liverpool - air their own local programming with networked output carried at off-peak times. | ||
| In Scotland, the stations also opt-out on Saturday afternoons throughout the football season for live match commentaries, predominantly on ] games. | |||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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| Broadcast area | Scotland and northern England |
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| Frequency | MW: 828 – 1584 kHz FM: 96.5 - 105.9 MHz DAB |
| Programming | |
| Language(s) | English |
| Format | Oldies and specialist music |
| Ownership | |
| Owner | Bauer Radio |
| Sister stations | Bauer City 1 Bauer City 3 |
| History | |
| First air date | 5 January 2015 |
| Links | |
| Website | www.thegreatesthits.co.uk |
Bauer City 2 is a network of 15 local radio stations in Scotland and northern England, owned and operated by Bauer Radio.
The stations, which carry separate localised branding, air a mainly networked schedule of classic hits music, alongside local news and travel, specialist music programming and a weekly current affairs phone-in on Sunday mornings. The network launched on Monday 5 January 2015.
Overview
The stations which form the Bauer City 2 network are predominantly AM sister stations of the corresponding Bauer City 1 station. Many were originally set up as a 'Gold' counterpart (e.g. Radio City Gold in Liverpool) when stations were told by the Radio Authority to stop simulcasting on both FM and AM in the late 1980s. The exception to this is the FM station West Sound (Dumfries and Galloway).
In Northern England, the stations were latterly rebranded as Magic - a station brand first used by Radio Aire upon the launch of their AM station in July 1990. The stations gradually began to network most of their schedule - by March 2013, the only local content consisted of three regional breakfast shows on weekdays, serving the North West, the North East and Yorkshire.
In Scotland, local programming on AM stations was largely retained until networking outside of weekday breakfast and specialist shows was introduced in June 2009. In July 2013, the remaining local output was axed, leading to a fully networked schedule known as The Greatest Hits Network.
In September 2014, Bauer Radio announced it would rebrand the Magic stations under localised identities, based on the main FM station names (e.g. Magic 1152 in Manchester becomes Key 2, based on Key 103). Magic's AM network closed with the London equivalent, Magic 105.4 FM, being launched nationwide on DAB.
The schedules for the stations were announced in December 2014. The two previous networks serving Scotland (The Greatest Hits Network) and northern England (Magic AM) were replaced by one carrying programming from both Scotland and England over all stations. The relaunch took place on Monday 5 January 2015.
On 7 December 2015, Radio City 2 in Liverpool swapped frequencies with sister station Radio City Talk on 105.9 FM and replaced most of its networked output with local programming.
Stations
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Programming and presenters
The majority of programming is broadcast among all Bauer City 2 stations in Scotland and Northern England, although there are separate shows for the two countries at peak times, between 6am - 7pm Monday - Friday.
Most programming originates from the studios of Key 2 in Castlefield and Clyde 2 in Glasgow. Some other output is broadcast from Metro 2 Radio in Newcastle, Forth 2 in Edinburgh, Tay 2 in Dundee and Bauer's headquarters at Golden Square, Soho.
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Northern England
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Scotland
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Networked presenters
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Schedule
Northern England
Mon - Fri
6am Sean Goldsmith 10am Darren Proctor 2pm Request show 3pm Paul Hayes 7pm Steve Jordan 10pm Darren Kelly 2am Paula Whitelock (Fridays - Arlene Stuart)
SATURDAY
6am Tom Davies 10am Gavin Matthews 2pm Ivan d'Sa 6pm Sean Goldsmith 10pm Keith Martin Soul 2am Arlene Stuart
SUNDAY
6am Tom Davies 10am Gavin Matthews 1pm Tony Shephard 4pm Tony Blackburn 7pm John Collins Country 10pm Darren Kelly 2am Paula Whitelock
Scotland
Mon - Fri
6am Alan Edwards 10am Ally Bally 2pm Request show 3pm Gina McKie 7pm Steve Jordan 10pm Darren Kelly 2am Paula Whitelock (Fridays - Arlene Stuart)
SATURDAY
6am John Collins 10am Bob Malcolm 2pm Game On with Gavin Pearson 6pm Sean Goldsmith 10pm Keith Martin Soul 2am Arlene Stuart
SUNDAY
6am Mike Riddoch 10am Talk in with Ally Bally 1pm Tony Shephard 4pm Tony Blackburn 7pm John Collins Country 10pm Darren Kelly 2am Paula Whitelock
Local opt-outs
All stations in the network carry their own local news and traffic bulletins every hour from 6am to 6pm on weekdays and from 9am to 1pm at weekends.
The two FM stations in the network - West Sound (Dumfries and Galloway) and Radio City 2 in Liverpool - air their own local programming with networked output carried at off-peak times.
References
- Schedule released for Bauer City 2 stations, RadioToday, 19 December 2014
- Magic AM starts networking at breakfast, RadioToday, 15 February 2013
- Galloway goes national at Bauer Scotland, RadioToday, 3 June 2013
- Major brand swap for Bauer's local stations, RadioToday, 28 September 2014
- Simon Ross moves to Radio City 2 Breakfast, RadioToday, 30 November 2015
- , RadioToday, 18 December 2015
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