- The Breakfast Show weekdays from 6am with Bruce Edwards
- The Afternoon Bit weekdays from 2pm with Leighton Morris
- The Big Drive Home weekdays from 4pm with Stewart Nicholson
- Lee Lards Midweek Madness Wednesdays from 7pm
- The House Party with Jonathan Turner Fridays from 9pm
- Chadders on a Sunday from 5pm
- Weekend Breakfast with Paul Fairclough Saturday & Sundays from 7am.
- Saturdays from 10am with Wes Stakes
- James Martin Saturdays from 2pm
- James Martin Sundays from 10am
- Party Anthems with Scott Barton Saturdays from 5pm till 9pm
- Stu White at the weekend Sundays from 2pm
- Farah's Music Radar Sunday from 8pm
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Doncaster Recruitment Showcase 2025Stewart Nicholson broadcast live from Doncaster Racecourse for the 2025 Recruitment showcase on Wednesday 8th October.
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Bawtry Festival 2025We were broadcasting live outside the amazing Crown Hotel in Bawtry on Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd June for the Bawtry Festival 2025
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Doncaster Business Showcase at Doncaster RacecourseWe spoke to some amazing businesses live between 10am and 2pm at Doncaster Racecourse for the Doncaster Business Showcase on the 27th February 2025
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Doncaster City Of LightsBruce Edwards hosted the Doncaster City Of Lights in the Market Square in Doncaster on Saturday 16th November
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Miners 40th Anniversary at Peacock Park in StainforthBruce Edwards was broadcasting LIVE from 2pm till 5pm from Peacock Park in Stainforth for the Miners 40th Anniversary gala.
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Doncaster Pride 2023This years Doncaster Pride at Elmfield Park was another huge success with near on 20’000 visitors. Stewart Nicholson hosted the City Stage which was sponsored by Stanley Black & Decker.
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TFEST 2022T FEST
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Local Events
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Mexborough Youth Cafe
Every Monday evening 6-12 years 4.30- 5.45 12-16 years 6pm - 7pm Mexborough Resource Centre, Dolcliffe Road
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Social Cafe & Mini Market
Craft & Creations Doncaster CIC Christmas mini market
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Bumps, babies and beyond - with Infant Feeding Support
Playgroup aimed at newborn to pre-school with infant feeding support
at The Goldsmith Centre
Local News
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£3.2 million to decarbonise Worksop and Retford Leisure CentreBassetlaw District Council has been granted more than £3 million to help reduce carbon emissions at both Worksop and Retford leisure centres.
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Man sentenced for dangerous weapon offencesA Doncaster man has been handed a 12 month community order after a police raid discovers dozens of dangerous weapons at a property.
Latest National News
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Eighth celebrity eliminated from Strictly Come DancingActress Alex Kingston has become the eighth celebrity to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing.
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Lando Norris bid for F1 glory goes to decider as Max Verstappen takes Qatar winLando Norris’ bid to become champion of the world will go to a season finale in Abu Dhabi next weekend after Max Verstappen cashed in on a calamitous McLaren strategy decision to win the Qatar Grand Prix.
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West Ham pay moving tribute to Billy Bonds after club greats death aged 79West Ham paid a moving tribute to former captain and manager Billy Bonds ahead of Sunday’s Premier League match against Liverpool following his death at the age of 79.
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Setback for Jeremy Corbyn as Your Party opts for collective leadershipJeremy Corbyn suffered a setback on Sunday as his new party’s founding conference rejected his preferred leadership set-up.
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Rachel Reeves defends Budget comments amid row over headroomRachel Reeves has defended her handling of the Budget as opposition figures claimed she misled the public over the size of the fiscal “repair job” she faces.
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Prince of Wales moved by courage of Gazan children brought to UK for treatmentThe Prince of Wales was “moved by the courage” of the Gazan children he met who had been evacuated to the UK for specialist care.
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David Lammy to set out justice overhaul amid reports of more jury less trialsMajor reforms to be announced this week will “put victims front and centre” of the criminal justice system, Justice Secretary David Lammy has said, amid reports that jury trials could be restricted to rape, murder and manslaughter.
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Gaelic and Scots gain official status on St Andrews DayThe Gaelic and Scots languages have gained official status in a “historic milestone” as people across Scotland mark St Andrew’s Day.


