Park Radio

Park Radio is a volunteer-led service for Diss, Eye, Harleston, Bungay and the Waveney Valley. It launched on 26 November 2017 from the Youth and Community Centre in Diss and now lists its base at the town's Corn Hall. The station combines a broad popular-music selection with local travel information, events and news from the Diss Express, reflecting an area that crosses the Norfolk and Suffolk border.

Its everyday music reaches across several decades. Published selections have included Amy Macdonald, the Corrs, Philip Bailey, Sixpence None the Richer, Bryan Adams and Dolly Parton with Kenny Rogers. Pop, lighter rock and familiar country crossover records can therefore sit together in daytime programmes, while more focused shows explore particular styles and eras.

Jono Abel presents Park Breakfast, and Jono Woodward is a regular afternoon voice. Karina Monahan and Nigel Rennie feature in the mid-morning line-up, with Matt Smith and Sally Campion among the presenters of Home Run programmes. These named local shows provide the framework around which the station places its music, information and individual presenters' contributions.

Specialist programmes include Nigel Rennie's Country Express, John Rodgers' Soul is My Kinda Music and The Rock Show with Nick Woods. Bob Ellis revisits Sounds of the 60s, while Eoin Shimizu presents The Number One Show. Other strands include 80s Obsession, Dance In The Park, Nikki White's Show Time! and Neil Charles' Monday Night Project. Park's musical scope is consequently wider than its daytime mix alone, with country, soul, rock and older chart favourites each given room in the week.