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SATURDAY 10PM -2AM SEX IN THE CITY 2-6 AM THE CITY NEVER SLEEPS SUNDAY 6-9AM BREAKFAST ON A PLATE 9-10AM INSPIRATIONS 10-1PM FRIENDS ON SUNDAY 1-2PM PICCADILLY REPORTS 2-3PM THE PICCADILLYLINE 3-6PM THE “IN-CROWD” 6-8PM ON CAMPUS 8-9PM THE CREAM OF MANCHESTER 9-10PM PICCADILLY CALLING 10PM-2AM GET IT OFF YOUR CHEST ! 2 AM-6AM CITY NEVER SLEEPS “Your emotional rescue” What did you regret getting up to last night? Plus Mancunians re-united – bringing back together friends and lovers. Local news, highlights and the chance for budding writers and performers to showcase their work. “Sunday’s Hangover Cure” News and sport briefing, plus review of the week and a trawl through the <strong>Piccadilly</strong> Archive. Your good news stories, what you got up to last night, plus a look at the front and back pages of the papers. Interview with a personality and what inspired them to success. Its “morals and quarrels” as people from different backgrounds, including the area’s gay and ethnic communities, discuss the week’s headlines. They also put politicians on the spot. Including the Sunday Documentary. “The hotline to the best advice” A team of experts on health, finance and legal matters answer listener questions. Sunday’s style guide for the best in food, fashion, homes, motors and holidays. Giving a voice to students on Europe’s biggest student campus. Produced by Students from Manchester and Salford. “The search for Manchester’s heroes” “How ex-pats are living the dream abroad” Your chance to tell us what’s making you angry via phone, text or e-mail. MIDNIGHT–2AM SEX IN THE CITY Local news, the best bits from the week’s programmes , and tell us why you are up all night. Section 105 (B) and (C): Catering for Tastes and Interests/Broadening Choice 29
PICCADILLY TALK - Schedule in Detail WEEKDAYS 6-9AM BREAKFAST ON A PLATE 9AM-1PM FRIENDS! 1-1.30PM PICCADILLY REPORTS 1.30-4PM OPEN HOUSE 4-6PM HOME TIME 6-10PM THE ‘IN CROWD’ 10-12PM GET IT OFF YOUR CHEST! 12PM-2AM SEX IN THE CITY 2-6AM THE CITY NEVER SLEEPS WEEKDAYS 6-9AM BREAKFAST ON A PLATE “Personality Presenters Who Know Manchester” Our research has shown that the presenters of this programme are likely to be one of the major keys to its success. We have in mind a male and female partnership, who already know Manchester and its people. The presenters will be joined by a series of guests throughout the programme, who will review the papers and take a look at the morning’s sport, business and showbiz. Including: “Manchester’s View on the World” There will be plenty of opportunities for listeners to join in, via phone, e-mail or text and air their own views on the big stories. For example, after the murder of a teenager in Moss Side, how can we get guns off the streets of Manchester? We will talk to people who know the area, including “Street Pastor” Tony Weeks, who walks the streets of Moss Side every night, persuading youngsters away from drug gangs. His own nephew was shot dead two years ago. This will be a fast-moving programme, touching on topics which affect the lives of Mancunians – they could be local, national or even international events. They will be the sort of stories listeners will be talking about at home, work or in the pub. “Up Early” We’ll ask listeners why they are up so early and their plans for the day ahead. “The Other Manchesters” We’ll talk to people living in cities called Manchester around the globe and find out what is going on there. “News Makers” The listener will tell us the story they are involved in and we’ll chase up reaction. For example the holidaymakers who found themselves booked into a hotel in Tenerife, which was only half finished. “On The Couch” We’ll invite people into the studio to tell us about the story or campaign they are involved in. For example Elaine Haskins who is fighting for compensation for the growing number of people who find themselves victims of deadly asbestos, which was manufactured in Rochdale. “Big Issue” Will be set every morning on a topic of local, or national debate. Subjects could include, obese women being refused fertility treatment, breast- feeding in public, taking children on holiday in school time, older women having children, or perhaps children having the right to choose which parent they stay with. The poll will run throughout the day with a “Rant Line” for listeners to express their views. There will also be an on-line vote. “Bite Size News” Again our research has shown that the audience we are aiming at wants “bite –size” news every 30 minutes. It will be a mix of local and national stories. PICCADILLY TALK will have the advantage of being able to share the extended resource of Key 103’s award winning news team and also link up with Emap reporters based in every big city in Britain. “Radio Car Reporter” The radio car reporter will be out at the top local news story of the morning, filing back live reports and “quality” audio. Section 105 (B) and (C): Catering for Tastes and Interests/Broadening Choice 30
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