Radio North Angus

The broadcaster operates as a voluntary commercial radio station with a core mission focused on promoting health, education, supporting local organizations, and alleviating loneliness within the wider Angus area. It distinguishes itself through its commitment to community engagement and providing a platform for local voices and initiatives. The station’s programming aims to serve a diverse audience, highlighting local news, public consultations, and opportunities for community recognition, such as the Voluntary Action Angus 'Heart of the Community Awards'. A key element of its operation is the reliance on volunteer support, actively seeking individuals to contribute 'behind the scenes' to ensure the station's continued service. The broadcaster also celebrates local milestones, such as the completion of the 'the local area A Place For Everyone' project, marking the occasion with musical events. The station’s schedule features a variety of programs catering to different times of the day and listener preferences. Monday’s programming includes shows like ‘Rooster Call’ hosted by Rebecca Hay, Patricia McCagh, and Malcolm Finlayson; ‘Cereal Sounds’ hosted by Skye McCord; ‘Music Matters’ hosted by Ian Laing; ‘Lunch ‘n’ Listen’ hosted by Brenda Reid; ‘College Connection’ hosted by Angus Crompton; ‘School’s Out’ hosted by Carly Geddes; and ‘Rock ‘n’ Blues’ hosted by Steve Martin. Tuesday's lineup includes ‘School’s Out,’ ‘Scots and Country,’ ‘Tuesday’s Themes,’ ‘Night Owl,’ and ‘Swing Across Midnight.’ Recurring programs also include 'Starlight Serenade,' offering a continuous variety of music, and the ‘Swing Across Midnight’ show. The station's website provides a detailed schedule, allowing listeners to plan their listening experience. The broadcaster utilizes FM transmitters in each of the seven Angus towns to ensure broad reach. The history of the station is characterized by its voluntary nature and dedication to community service. It operates as a commercial radio station, but its primary focus remains on supporting local initiatives and addressing social needs. The broadcaster’s commitment to these values is reflected in its programming and its active involvement in community events. The station's website includes an archive section, allowing listeners to access past content and learn more about its evolution. The broadcaster's efforts have been recognized through nominations for the 'Heart of the Community Awards', a testament to its positive impact on the local area. The station utilizes FM transmitters across seven towns to broadcast its programming. The broadcaster actively encourages community involvement, seeking volunteers to assist with various operational aspects. The website serves as a central hub for information, providing schedules, news updates, and opportunities for public consultation. Listeners can find information on how to contact the station and learn more about its mission and activities. The station also provides a platform for local news and announcements, contributing to the overall communication and engagement within the community.