Radio Woking

Radio Woking is a community station for Woking and its surrounding area, based at the Woking Studios at the Winston Churchill School. Local news, sport, travel and features accompany the music, with the stated aim of making the station accessible to people across the borough. Its connection with the school is also audible through programmes involving Winston students, giving younger contributors a place alongside the adult presenting team.

The published line-up includes Morning Matters with Matt and Jarred, lunchtime programmes with Peter Moore and a range of breakfast and drivetime presenters. Nell Op de Beeck's Voice of Business explores the experiences of local business owners, including their challenges and achievements. Roy Allaway's interviews draw on entertainment, sport, charities and local personalities, adding another kind of conversation to the schedule.

New and unsigned music has a prominent advocate in Keith Woodhouse's Wot Show. His programmes feature bands performing in the studio, including artists making their first radio appearance. Shyne on Local Music provides another focus on performers from Woking and nearby places. This interest in music being made around the town sits alongside Steve D'Silva's broad Musical Twilight Zone selections and programmes devoted to soul, dance, reggae and ska.

Tim Buckler's Little Telly Upstairs explores film, television, games and comics, bringing popular culture into the station's mix of speech and music. Its programme archive includes themed editions about Nintendo and Sega games as well as cinema. Peter Moore also contributes horse-racing news and interviews through View from the Paddock. The combination of school participation, local performers and individual specialist interests gives Radio Woking a varied community character.