BPM Vernon FM 99.3

The station provides a news-focused programming service, centered around local events and information. Content primarily consists of regularly scheduled news journals, delivering updates on a variety of topics relevant to the local community. These journals feature reports on local incidents, municipal elections, and cultural events. Recurring segments include interviews with prominent figures, offering insights into local governance and community initiatives. The broadcaster also provides information regarding events at local institutions, such as the Médiathèque de the local area and the Musée de the local area, highlighting activities like the “Bar à Soupes” and “Raconte-Moi une Histoire” events. The station also shares information about events at the Château d’Aveny and the Espace Simone Veil. The news journals are a core element of the station’s schedule, broadcast on a regular basis with durations of approximately seven minutes. Recent journals, dated December 19th, 18th, and 16th of 2025, covered topics ranging from traffic accidents and local council meetings to artistic events and community initiatives. Pascal Jolly, the Mayor of Gasny, was interviewed on December 19th, discussing his campaign for the upcoming municipal elections. Didier Aubert, President of the Office de la Culture et des Loisirs des Andelys (OCLA), was interviewed on December 18th, promoting the OCLA's Christmas festival and market. Florian Guillard, an astronomy educator and trainer, was interviewed on December 16th, representing the “Fontaine aux Étoiles” training center. The station provides downloadable audio files of these journals, allowing listeners to access the content at their convenience. The station's history is reflected in its commitment to covering local affairs and featuring interviews with key community members. Pascal Jolly's long-standing involvement in local governance, serving as an elected official since 2001 and Mayor since 2008, is a recurring theme. The OCLA’s ongoing activities, including their Christmas festival and market, demonstrate the broadcaster’s support for local cultural organizations. Florian Guillard’s role as a certified astronomy animator and trainer highlights the station’s dedication to providing educational content. The station’s coverage of events such as “Les Foulées Andelysiennes,” which saw over 1000 participants, underscores its focus on community engagement and promoting local events. The station utilizes MeteoArt.com for weather data, integrating this information into its news broadcasts. It also provides information about events at the Espace Simone Veil, including an open mic night. The broadcaster actively promotes local institutions and events, serving as a vital source of information for the community. The station's commitment to local news and interviews, combined with its coverage of cultural and community events, establishes it as a key platform for information and engagement within the region.