Breeze 97.7

The station broadcasts a diverse range of music throughout the day, positioning itself as a provider of “great music all day.” Its format emphasizes a blend of genres, including Soul, Rock, Country, and Variety, alongside other eclectic selections. The broadcaster aims to offer a broad appeal, catering to a wide range of listener preferences with a focus on feel-good programming and local engagement. A key element of the station’s identity is its commitment to presenting local voices and fostering a sense of community within the Almanzora Valley. The station's programming is designed to be upbeat and engaging, with a strong emphasis on listener interaction and a positive atmosphere. The daily schedule is structured around several distinct shows and presenters. Mornings begin with either the “Breeze Breakfast with Geoff Murrell” (Monday & Tuesday) or “Mark B’s Breakfast Club” (Wednesday-Saturday). Mid-mornings feature “Dial M for Music with Mrs M” (Monday & Tuesday) and “Mick Carroll in the Morning” (Wednesday-Friday). The “Breeze Brunch” segment, hosted by Russ Lewell (Monday & Tuesday), Froggy (Wednesday), and Miss T (Thursday & Friday), offers eclectic music and a feel-good atmosphere. Afternoon programming includes “Late Siesta with Tom Hughes,” which incorporates listener requests and the “Guess the Year” competition. Drive Time is hosted by different presenters throughout the week: Terry Brett (Monday & Tuesday), Steve Albrighton (Wednesday), Simon Jay (Thursday), and Froggy (Friday). Evenings feature a vibrant mix of music and shows, while weekends are dedicated to personality-driven programming, including “Gerry Rascals in the Morning,” “SOS with Steve Albrighton,” “Tony Saxby’s Dance Party,” “Presenters Passions,” “Nasher’s Sunday Mix,” “Soul on Sunday with Deano,” “Sunday Tea with the Murrells,” and “The Glory Boy Mod Radio Show with Alan May.” The station has established itself as the “#1 for great music all day” within the Almanzora Valley. A core value is community involvement, demonstrated through “The Loop” on Facebook, a platform designed to connect residents and share local information. The broadcaster actively supports local charities and community organizations, participating in fundraising events and awareness campaigns. Specific organizations supported include Cáritas Santa Maria, the local area, Age Support Almanzora, and the Almanzora Group of Friends. The station's commitment extends beyond music, aiming to be a positive force within the community and a source of connection for its listeners. The station provides multiple avenues for listeners to tune in, including on-air broadcasts and online streaming. A key component of the station's community engagement is its active presence on Facebook through “The Loop,” where listeners can share information and connect with one another. The station also highlights its support for various local organizations, demonstrating a dedication to contributing to the well-being and vibrancy of the community it serves.