Chris Capel

Ease your way into the weekend by listening to 4LEGS Radio.  We kick off with some great music from the 1970’s. This is followed with the first part of Yabber Yabber which will contain local and national news items including some of the more entertaining stories of the week. You can then listen to an

With the weather remaining glorious why not sit in the garden and listen to another entertaining and information packed schedule on 4LEGS Radio. As is the norm we’ve a marvellous selection of music on The Breakfast Show. We’ll then hear from 4LEGS Sponsor Sovereign about the support and services they are providing for their clients

Relax this Saturday morning and listen to 4 hours of music, chat, news & information. We start with the Pete Brady Breakfast show when he’ll be re-visiting music from the 1970’s. This will be followed by Yabber Yabber when Chris will give you the latest local news and information plus dedications, and other items that

As we continue with the lockdown 4LEGS Radio also continues to inform and entertain. Regardless of the restrictions in place we are still able to provide the normal schedule between 7am and 4.30pm. Here’s what’s on offer this week: We start with Pete Brady’s mix of music and his featured artists The Hollies.  There’s news

Why not start your Easter Saturday by listening to your local community Radio Station. Apart from some great music from the 60’s upwards, there’s national news stories,  dedications, the odd joke or two and some great TV & Radio sketches from the archives. There’s also information of local items to get you through the lockdown

It’s Good Friday, the sun will be shining and if that weren’t enough to start the Easter Weekend it’s also…. …4LEGS Radio’s 2nd birthday. Where has the time gone? To top it all we’ve got 9.5 hours of broadcasting for you to enjoy between 7am and 4.30pm. We start with 2 hours of fabulous music

Four hours of entertainment to kick off your weekend. We’ve a two hour Breakfast Show special focusing on music from the 90’s which is then followed by a preview of the virtual Grand National where we hope to find you the winner, the runner up and the third and 4th.  There’ll also be local information,

With broadcasting through to 4pm there’s a lot to listen to and enjoy.  As per usual there’s some great music on the Breakfast show. It’s followed by 3 hours of  chat with guests ranging from a Steward at UK Racecourses, an events coordinator at the local National Animal Welfare Trust Centre and an artist /