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Information about DUNE Radio
Dune Radio serves England's North West coast, with local content for the Liverpool City Region and the Fylde Coast. Its music spans older popular records and contemporary releases, accompanied by news, weather, travel and sport. The coastal setting is reflected in practical information about tides and places including Southport, Blackpool, Fleetwood, Morecambe and Liverpool Bay.
Brent Williams presents daytime programmes, Paul Jordan revisits familiar music in his Golden Hour and Claire Edwards accompanies the afternoon audience. The station's wider mix includes conversations and features connected with local events and businesses. Delve Deeper with Dune provides a named strand for looking at businesses in the area, adding another local subject to the music-led schedule.
The station's community involvement includes work with Queenscourt Hospice in Southport, supporting events such as its night walk and seasonal fundraising run. It also describes links with Lakeside Church and the church's clothing project. Coverage of occasions such as the Southport Air Show places the team among the coastal communities it serves, rather than confining all of its activity to the studio.
Recorded interviews have included conversations with Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Toyah at the launch of the Blackpool Illuminations, as well as a discussion with fundraiser SpeedoMick. These encounters sit alongside the everyday mixture of songs and regional information. Dune's identity is tied to that combination of seaside events, local personalities and practical updates, with music from different decades providing continuity between the spoken features.
- Broadcaster
- Diamond Media Broadcasting Ltd
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