The Radio City Tower is not for the faint hearted. As you go up in the lift, your ears may pop, and…read moredespite it being a solid structure it can occasionally feel like it's wobbling when it gets really windy. I was 'lucky' enough to do the traffic and travel on Radio City when I was about 16, and I use inverted commas because no teenage girl should be subjected to the male chauvinists who work there. This was back in the days of Kev Seed doing the morning radio followed by Irish Joe, and thankfully I was smart enough NOT to sit on his knee when he invited me to... Whilst working in the tower was a great experience (despite having to be there at something ridiculous like 5am) these sad old leches could have really ruined the experience for someone less wily than myself. I managed to unleash my sharp tongue and come up with nifty retorts to all their insinuations, which only served to endear me more to them, but hey, they extended my airtime! The tower also includes the Magic 1548 peeps and possibly Juice FM too, and I'd love another opportunity to go back up there and do radio again. The views from the tower are great and I think I'm right in saying it was used two years ago in some sort of fireman competition where they had to run up all the steps and back down again carrying all their gear. People have doubtlessly abseiled off it too, but for my part, I'd rather be on the radio or watching the firemen!! I guess some of Kev's perviness rubbed off on me after all...

I religiously listen to Radio City every morning on my way to work, I specifically tune in to…read morelisten to 'The Village Idiot' - the only show where the losers stays on. It's a brilliant idea, basically the DJ Rossie and his broadcast assistant take the pee out of people too thick to answer simple questions. If you win, you get a prize, if not, phone back the next morning to be ridiculed again. Genius. Anyway, to the music - slightly annoying sometimes as the same song list can be repeated a few times in the day but there is a variety of genres ranging from what is in the chart to the new up and coming bands in Liverpool. The actual building is a huge cylindrical tower, which used to have a revolving restaurant at the top - now utilised as the radio station. The tower is an iconic feature in Liverpool City Centre and can be seen for miles.

Excellent radio station with over 30 presenters playing all music genres, from classical- musicals…read more Classic rock to Heavy metal. Country. Some guests live in the studio, not just local bands/solo artists, but major artists too. Chat. Open 24 hours. Fully interactive by text, messenger ( if you know them personally.) What's app. Although no phone calls. Some comedy also by some. Some local news and travel and weather updates. I've listened to them since day 1 in 2018

From the owner: Radio Northwich. Live DJ presented shows, dedicated to listeners across Cheshire and the North West…read moreof England. Broadcasting 24 hours a day, every day. Playing all the best music from all genres and decades.

We all a good soundtrack for when we're going about our daily business. Be it at the gym getting…read morethe glad rags and war paint on or attempting to pass away those tiresome final hours at work. Luckily, the radio market in Leeds isn't too bad at. First up, Real Radio. It's had a somewhat rebirth in the last year or so (as has the commercial radio market in general) and now aims to appeal to a younger market than before, whilst not alienating the existing older listeners. It's emphasis has shifted from speech focussed output to the songs and you'll get a wide selection of stuff on there. The charts are well covered and they attempt to break newer music perhaps sooner than they did before. The jocks aren't bad either with Dixie at breakfast a good listen right through to Daryl Denham in the afternoon. For competitions too they push the boat out and for news you won't miss a thing. They manage to keep it local whilst bringing you all the major breaking stories too, meaning you've got a good blend of music, information and entertainment. So as they'll tell you it's music to sing along to. Maybe not all of it is, but it's definitely worth a check out on the dials.

BBC Radio Merseyside is the top local radio station for all aspects of Mersey life. The have top…read moreclass presenters, my particular favourite being Dave Monks, who hosts an excellent weekly show that focuses on Liverpool's music scene, with particular interest in new and unsigned artists. Radio Merseyside was first broadcast in November 1967, and has been serving the region for over 40 years as the one stop point for news and information across a variety of topics. The station can be found at 98.5MHz when visiting the city or 1458 kHz if you're using a DAB. The Radio Merseyside building is situated on the outskirts of Liverpool One, and contains a shop that sells Mersey related items of curios and memorabilia. Radio Merseyside moved to this building in 2006. On the first floor of the building is an open learning centre, with all the main offices situated on the second floor.

I have nothing against BBC Radio Merseyside, it's a quality radio station with great presenters -…read moreif it's your kind of thing. I imagine if you like Radio 2, it would appeal to you. A work colleague's daughter works at the station so occasionally she insists on having it on, and I must admit it bores me to tears. There is a show that seems to be like a radio soap which really makes me concentrate on my work because otherwise I would actually fall asleep. However, my gran loves BBC Merseyside, she even bought a different radio because she struggles to get a decent signal in North Wales. All that said, she does listen to it at night while she falls asleep...

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