BBC Radio Lancashire

BBC Radio Lancashire combines county news and conversation with music, sporting coverage and programmes shaped by local voices. Its audience spans coastal communities, industrial towns and rural Lancashire, so the service moves between different places and interests rather than centring every story on one town. Local material sits alongside programmes shared within the wider BBC radio network.

Graham and Leanne's Bit On The Side adds a companion collection of stories and laughter to the station's output. Graham's Golden Eggs is another named feature associated with the service. Published highlights also include programmes from Fiona Sadler and Ian Brannan, with guest presenters appearing on particular editions. These familiar voices give the local programme a personal dimension alongside its reporting.

Hidden Lancashire explores details that might otherwise escape a daily news bulletin. One of its short features examines Rivington's pigeon crown, using a particular place as the starting point for a county story. Sport has a separate presence through Matchnight Live: The Build-Up, allowing anticipation and discussion around fixtures to form part of the listening day.

The wider schedule brings music and evening conversation from presenters such as Rachel Teate, with Jo Good's Late Night Jo and overnight BBC Radio 5 Live output among the shared strands. Upload creates opportunities for people to contribute their own creative work, and Make a Difference offers help and information in the area. The station's range therefore extends from entertainment and listener participation to the sporting and community subjects that connect people across Lancashire.