Radio Harrow marked the third Local Radio Day with a special day of shows ahead of the Bank Holiday Weekend. With programming from the studios, and out in the community, the station joined stations up and down the country in celebrating Proper Local Radio, on a day which is now a firm fixture in the Radio Harrow calendar.
Thanks to @DJReece82 @wendysuesherer for breakfast this morning! Missed any of it? Catch up online and we’ll have a podcast out soon! #localradioday @localradioday pic.twitter.com/mlUB6Fyg86
— Radio Harrow (@radioharrow) May 25, 2018
David Reece and Wendy Sherer served up breakfast, the radio show variant, from 8am from studios in Northwick Park, with an exclusive interview with the new Mayor of Harrow, Kareema Kairul, who began her term in office the previous day.
During the morning, presenters Nick Edwards, and Shrey Puranik went on a ‘bus tour’ in the locality, checking in with the studio team at regular intervals.
@shreypuranik and @MrNickDJ are off touring #Harrow for @localradioday! @WendySueSherer says they look like they are off for the first day at school! Lol! @radioharrow pic.twitter.com/TUELVCsG3Q
— David Reece (@DJReece82) May 25, 2018
At midday, Brian Rose celebrated Heroes from Harrow in a special hour long show.
Celebrate the Heroes from Harrow with Brian Rose in a #localradioday special! pic.twitter.com/LscaLTXssv
— Radio Harrow (@radioharrow) May 25, 2018
This was followed by a special Walking Tour, curated by Kaye Holland and Sarika Unadkat, which was made especially for Local Radio Day. You can listen back to the Walking Tour in our podcast below:
Following Walk This Way, Charles Biggie was on air with Harrow Goes Pop!
Charles is on air with Harrow Goes Pop! Listen in via https://t.co/MCXY2eQGL0 pic.twitter.com/Z2r0gDqGlS
— Radio Harrow (@radioharrow) May 25, 2018
It wouldn’t be Local Radio without local sports, and Noah Abrahams from the Sports Show went on an exclusive behind the scenes tour of The Vale, the home of Wealdstone FC:
Nick and Shrey, fresh from their adventures in Harrow, then took over the reigns at drive, with a special interview with the Heath Robinson Museum ahead of a new exhibition opening at the Museum.
At 7pm, Anna Trevers broadcast a special edition of The Basement Tapes, with the show being made especially for Local Radio Day!
The brilliant @AnnaTrevers has a special #localradioday edition of the Basement Tapes right now! pic.twitter.com/3NYn4TGrrv
— Radio Harrow (@radioharrow) May 25, 2018
Missed any of our @localradioday fun yesterday? You can listen back online at https://t.co/MCXY2eQGL0 #localradioday pic.twitter.com/EVeqMxzbNp
— Radio Harrow (@radioharrow) May 26, 2018
Keep checking this page for more highlights over the coming days!
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