- Daytimes with Nick Foster
- Lee Lards Midweek Madness Wednesdays from 7pm
- The House Party with Jonathan Turner Fridays from 9pm
- Chadders on a Sunday from 5pm
- Weekend Breakfast with Paul Fairclough Saturday & Sundays from 7am.
- Saturdays from 10am with Wes Stakes
- James Martin Saturdays from 2pm
- James Martin Sundays from 10am
- Party Anthems with Scott Barton Saturdays from 5pm till 9pm
- Stu White at the weekend Sundays from 2pm
- Farah's Music Radar Sunday from 8pm
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Doncaster Recruitment Showcase 2025Stewart Nicholson broadcast live from Doncaster Racecourse for the 2025 Recruitment showcase on Wednesday 8th October.
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Bawtry Festival 2025We were broadcasting live outside the amazing Crown Hotel in Bawtry on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd June for the Bawtry Festival 2025
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Doncaster Business Showcase at Doncaster RacecourseWe spoke to some amazing businesses live between 10am and 2pm at Doncaster Racecourse for the Doncaster Business Showcase on the 27th February 2025
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Doncaster City Of LightsBruce Edwards hosted the Doncaster City Of Lights in the Market Square in Doncaster on Saturday 16th November
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Miners 40th Anniversary at Peacock Park in StainforthBruce Edwards was broadcasting LIVE from 2pm till 5pm from Peacock Park in Stainforth for the Miners 40th Anniversary gala.
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Doncaster Pride 2023This years Doncaster Pride at Elmfield Park was another huge success with near on 20’000 visitors. Stewart Nicholson hosted the City Stage which was sponsored by Stanley Black & Decker.
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Local News
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£3.2 million to decarbonise Worksop and Retford Leisure CentreBassetlaw District Council has been granted more than £3 million to help reduce carbon emissions at both Worksop and Retford leisure centres.
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Man sentenced for dangerous weapon offencesA Doncaster man has been handed a 12 month community order after a police raid discovers dozens of dangerous weapons at a property.
Latest National News
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Speaker and Lord Speaker lay Armistice Day wreaths as nation pays silent tributeCommons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Lord Speaker Lord Forsyth of Drumlean laid wreaths and led the nation in a two-minute silence in remembrance of the fallen on Armistice Day.
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Rayner to push to turn the tide on housing crisis amid bid to build 15m homesAngela Rayner will push for a “new wave” of homes to “turn the tide” on the crisis when she brings together the country’s biggest housebuilders, councils and housing chiefs next week.
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No one in charge on adult social care review leader to warnGovernments have been “asleep at the wheel” on social care, the leader of a review into reform of the sector is expected to say as new research concludes it is a “fundamentally fragmented system” with no-one in charge overall.
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Parents back to choosing toys for fun over educational value as market soarsParents are returning to buying toys for fun rather than educational value amid the fastest growth in the market for more than a decade, the industry has said.
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Florida court rules Donald Trumps defamation case against BBC can proceedA Florida court has dismissed the BBC’s attempt to have US President Donald Trump’s 10 billion dollar (£7.5 billion) defamation claim against the broadcaster thrown out.
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Jonathan Ross horrified by allegations about David Walliams and Russell BrandTV presenter Jonathan Ross said he was “horrified” by the allegations about David Walliams and the crimes of Russell Brand, adding that he was “genuinely unaware of their conduct”.
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Lucy Beaumont I spoke to The Guardian over concerns about David WalliamsLucy Beaumont said the TV industry needs better procedures for people to raise safeguarding issues as she revealed she was among people who spoke to The Guardian about allegations involving David Walliams.
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Michael Carrick future still unresolved with Man Utd powerbrokers set for summitMichael Carrick took training on Tuesday as Manchester United’s powerbrokers drag their heels over the beleaguered head coach’s future ahead of a key meeting in Monaco.

