Presenters

Born back in the times when most things were in black and white…but at a time when there were “proper” seasons, winter was cold and you worn your duffle coat…..in spring flowers sprung, summer meant being stuck in huge traffic jams on the way to the seaside and autumn meant the smell of burning leaves.  […]

Tim has worked across a number of areas, starting with the City, then more happily managing all the entertainment buying for the WHSmith stores, then running a book business and following on with a picture agency. Tim moved to Great Shefford five years ago with Linda and they love it there. They keep fairly involved

Born in Montreal Canada, Pete has had an extensive career in broadcasting. Beginning in Jamaica, where he found time to learn to waterski to international standard, Pete migrated from Radio London and Radio Luxembourg to become one of the first Radio One DJs. Once sharing a flat with Kenny Everett, Pete similarly moved on to

Tim is a Geordie who ventured south in his journey to find a career in the horse racing industry. Former assistant to trainer Barry Hills, Tim has now lived in the local community for 27 years and runs his own health and safety business for the racing industry. He can be heard commentating at show

Author, artist, poet and copywriter, Suzi achieved a Combined Arts degree from Reading University and has been on the catherine wheel of creativity ever since. Words are her allies, although many would argue she often has too many of them. Joining 4Legs Radio, felt like an opportunity to serve the community in the best way

Pat has lived in East Garston for 17 years and love the village and its residents. He has been a racehorse trainer since 1992, training a small mixed string of horses. Previous to that he was an average jump jockey and rode on the flat as well. In between Pat was a pundit on the

Chris lives in Eastbury near Lambourn and has done so for the past 22 years. He took early retirement in 2016 as he was keen to get away from the drudge and stress of ‘Corporate Life’ and focus on giving something back in the community. With local radio being a passion of his he embarked

Penny Locke has lived in East Garston on and off for nearly 50 years. She went to Baydon Primary School and St Barts Sixth Form in Newbury from where she did internships at the Hungerford Adviser and Newbury Weekly News before going to Oxford University. The next ten years were an interesting (but stressful) time