Magna Radio

Magna Radio is a Lincolnshire station built around local voices, county news and feel-good music from the 1990s to the present. The broadcaster describes it as 'Lincolnshire's own', placing regional relevance at the centre of the service rather than treating local identity as a decorative slogan. News, competitions, shout-outs and coverage of events sit alongside the music throughout the day.

Live presenters shape the main schedule, while the station's community activity includes partnerships with charities and opportunities for residents to send messages or appear as guests. The musical range is familiar and accessible, designed to accompany daily life without narrowing the entire output to one decade. Local reporting provides context for listeners across Lincolnshire and gives the station a different role from a national pop network.

Mark Dennison's breakfast features include First Words and Just A Sec, inviting listeners to recognise songs from small clues. John Marshall's Topical Tune connects a record with a headline, while Rob Hammond's Firm Favourites gives a Lincolnshire workplace three choices. Dave Kelly's Club Magna supplies weekend mixes. Support for organisations such as Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance and LRSN also anchors the group's activity in county life.

Its companion, Magna Mix, turns towards the soundtrack of earlier generations, leaving the flagship free to carry a newer and broader selection. Magna Radio remains the principal route for the group's present-day local format. Schedules and presenters can change, but the long-term proposition is stable: a county-focused station combining music, real Lincolnshire voices and regional information.