Friday 2 August

12.0 am Brooklands Radio Jukebox

6.0 am Brooklands Breakfast On The Go
Grab your early morning starter as we get you on the Go with non-stop music to brighten your breakfast and bring you up to date with news and weather.

10.0 am Nigel Scott
Mid-morning music and chat including the latest Happenings in Surrey and featuring at 10.30 The Papers and at 11.30 This Day in History.
The Morning Show is brought to you by West Chiropractic

1.0 pm Surrey News Review
Graham Laycock with the week’s local Surrey News from the Surrey Advertiser and getsurrey.co.uk.
Repeated at 7.0 pm and available as a podcast.

1.15 pm Graham Laycock
Afternoon music and chat including at 1.30 Woking and Sam Beare Hopsice Update with Kerry Gibb and at 3.30 Events In Surrey with Diana Roberts from Destination Toolkit with news of entertainment and exhibitions in Surrey you may like to visit in the coming weeks.
Available as a podcast.

4.0 pm Brooklands Drivetime
Charlie Cuozzo with the early evening music and chat featuring the latest happenings in Surrey plus at 4.30 Music Trivia, at 5.30 Chart Rundown and at 6.30 Tracks of Your Past
  
7.0 pm Surrey News Review
Graham Laycock with the week’s local Surrey News from the Surrey Advertiser and getsurrey.co.uk
R – Broadcast at 1.0pm today and available as a podcast.

7.20 pm Brooklands Radio Playhouse
presents Air BnB
A play for radio by Upstage Surrey - A tale about a not so young aspiring actress who travels to Edinburgh for the festival - will she get the part she so desperately seeks?
Steve Infield as William Burke
Ian Stewart as William Hare
Mills Ross as Sarah
Sound and editing by Ian Stewart
Written by Mary Dawson
Music by Christopher Holley
Directed by Karen Holley
Produced by Upstage Surrey www.upstagetheatrecompany.co.uk
Available as a podcast at www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/playhouse.htnl

8.0 pm Jim Richman’s 60s Spotlight
The show dedicated to the music of the sixties featuring classic hits and some less well known.

10.0 pm The Blues Spectrum
Roger McCormick presents two hours of the best in blues and "bluesy" music, old and new. The genre continues to thrive and the show covers the best of the new releases but also harks back to the British Blues Boom and the early Delta and Chicago Blues legends.
Listen again at www.brooklandsradio.co.uk/thebluesspectrum.html

12.0 am Brooklands Radio Jukebox