Press
ReleaseNov
22nd 2006 - Radio station aims to plug into community (East
Grinstead Observer)
By
Pippa Woolnough pippawoolnough@trinitysouth.co.uk
TURN
on, tune in and enjoy: Meridian FM is going live at 6am on Monday.
After painstaking preparation, the finishing touches are being put
to playlists and adverts fine-tuned.
Everyone
involved is looking forward to starting out, although many admit
the first week will involve quite a leap of faith.
DJ
Rosie Mac, who will have an evening show playing pop music, said
the most important thing about Meridian FM was the community aspect.
"It
is a community radio station so I'm hoping the town will pull together
and support us," she said.
A
number of familiar faces from around the town have become involved
and are looking forward to broadcasting across the district from
November 27.
Managing
director Lee Quinn said: "Both Imberhorne and Sackville schools
are involved in the homework slot, which is really great, and also
one of the teachers.
"We
also have businessmen and women from all over."
Don't
forget to tune into Talk of the Town with Observer reporter Pippa
Woolnough as your host at 7pm on Tuesdays, starting November 28.
She
said: "I'm hoping the show will invite discussion on hot topics
for residents in East Grinstead. "But, for it to work best, I will
need feedback from the listeners. So if you have any ideas, please
e-mail me now (as above)."
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Meridian FM will be broadcasting for four weeks from Monday November
28 from 6am until midnight on 87.7FM.
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