Following the high peak MP’s praise in parliament, Lissa Cook reports on life at high peak and ashbourne radio.
‘THE name “High” and “Peak” tells you all you need to know: we have lots of hills, and signals are a problem. However, because of where we are, we do not really identify with the Radio Manchesters, the Radio Sheffields or the Radio Derbys of this world. So High Peak Radio provides us with a tailor-made station for our area.’ Our local MP, Andrew Bingham, sang High Peak Radio’s praises in a recent debate in the House of Commons on the future of broadcasting. We’re probably best summed up as a small, independent, commercial radio station with a big community heart. High Peak and our sister station, Ashbourne Radio, continue to fight our corner in an age when nearly all commercial stations are owned by media giants.
Community radio stations are owned and run by the local community and tend to be not-for-profit. We don’t fit that model. We depend on advertising from local companies. Our Sales Director (and presenter and company founder) Paul Jenner, Sales Manager, Andrew Quinn, and Production Manager (and Mid-Afternoon presenter), Trevor Thomas, liaise closely with our clients to tailor adverts to their business needs.
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Can Plants Hear?
In the latest in his series on the intelligence of plants, Martyn Baguley analyses whether they have the ability to hear
Peak National Park and Ride
Andrew Griffihs asks what the future holds for transport in the Peak National Park and talks to Julian Glover about his Landscapes Review
Doubly thankful
Mike Smith explores the village of Bradbourne, which has a particularly poignant tale to tell
What lies beneath
Exploring the hidden depths of Ladybower Reservoir, which conceals secrets of a fascinating past
Battle for our birds
Paul Hobson analyses our complex relationship with birds of prey and how these fascinating birds are fairing in Derbyshire
Explore the Peak Forest
A walk through autumn fields and forests with far reaching views enriched by snippets of mystery, romance and the area’s industrial past
Pictures to transport you
Chesterfield photographer David Keep continues his photographic journey, this time recalling his favourite landscape images from around the world
The magic of Christmas
Ideas for days out, gifts and where to find local produce in Derbyshire this festive season
PENNY for the Guy
We take a look at Derbyshire’s bonfire tradtions through history
From hardship came happiness
Pat Ashworth speaks with Chesterfield based retired Colonel John Doody about his inspiring life, from a diffiult childhood to overcoming diversity and finding happiness