BBC Radio Surrey

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BBC Radio Surrey was a BBC Local Radio station covering the county of Surrey in England which broadcast from 1991 to 1994.^[1] The station officially commenced broadcasting at 6.00am on 14 November 1991, however, the station initially went on-air in order to cover a cricket match between Surrey and Hampshire on 6th September 1991, this was basically the feed from BBC Radio Solent.

[edit] History

After little promotion and because many of the stations programmes came from either BBC Radio Sussex or the BBC South & East Network the station was slowly wound down. The BBC announced plans to merge it with BBC Radio Sussex. This became what is now BBC Southern Counties Radio.

[edit] The original schedule

Monday-Friday 6.00 John Terrett. 9.00 Julian Clegg (As BBC Radio Sussex). 12.00 Steve Watts. 1.00 Ian Collington (As BBC Radio Sussex). 2.00 Miranda Birch (As BBC Radio Sussex). 4.00 Claire Paul. 7.00 Steve Riches (BBC South & East Network). 10.00 Brian Hayes (BBC South & East Network).

Saturday 7.00 Stewart Macintosh (BBC Radio Sussex). 10.00 Steve Watts. 1.00 As BBC Radio 5. 6.00 As BBC Radio Sussex.

Sunday 7.00 Margaret Collingwood. 9.00 Nick Simmons. 12.00 As BBC Radio Sussex.

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