Radio Tyneside

Radio Tyneside transmite en vivo desde Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música Pop, Rock, Sports, Talk, News, Oldies.

The station offers a diverse music and talk-based programming schedule. Its primary focus is delivering a mix of music spanning various decades alongside local news, sports updates, and community-focused content. The broadcaster aims to serve as a vital information hub for the local area, providing listeners with a connection to events and happenings within the community. Music programming includes dedicated segments revisiting music from the 1970s and 1980s, suggesting a broad appeal across different musical tastes. Recent news items featured on the station include reports on a health test predicting dementia risk, football news concerning Newcastle vs. Barcelona, updates on a Sunderland film studio project, a planned upgrade to the Tyne and Wear Metro control room, and a feature on a notable street and cafe within the region. The daily schedule is anchored by several recurring programs and hosts. The morning hours are led by James Turnbull (The Early Show, 6:00am – 8:00am), followed by Chris Eggett (Goodmorning Tyneside, 8:00am – 10:00am) and Dave Nicholson (Morning Call, 10:00am – 12:00pm). Midday programming includes Lunchbreak with Chris Middleton (12:00pm – 2:00pm), and The Afternoon Show hosted by Henry Winter (2:00pm – 4:00pm). Paul Davidson hosts Teatime on Tyneside (4:00pm – 6:00pm), while Paul Laverick and subsequent hosts deliver music-focused segments, including 80s Revisited (6:00pm – 7:00pm) and The 70s at Seven (7:00pm – 8:00pm). Evening programming features Soccer on Tyneside (7:30pm – 10:00pm), The Evening Shift with Meriel Garrod (8:00pm – 10:00pm), What A Week That Was with Gary Hogg (10:00pm – 11:00pm), and I Write The Songs with Geoff Lisle (11:00pm – 12:00am). Night Sounds rounds out the schedule from 12:00am – 6:00am. Listeners can also access a “Listen Again” feature, with recent programs like “On The Way Up” and “Curtain Up” available for replay. The station has experienced significant milestones, including being recognized as Station of the Year in 2025. A notable event was a visit from HRH Prince Edward, signifying a recognition of the broadcaster's contribution to the community. The station maintains a “the station Journal,” which provides information and news related to the station and the local area. This journal serves as an additional resource for listeners seeking further engagement and updates. The station’s commitment to local news and community involvement has been a key factor in its success and recognition. The station broadcasts via DAB, FM, and online platforms, with certain programs, including The Evening Shift and What A Week That Was, being available exclusively on these channels from 7:30pm. The broadcaster utilizes cookies to enhance user experience, analyze website traffic, and personalize content. Listeners can access the station's programming through their browsers, and a “Listen Again” feature is planned for on-demand access to past programs. The station actively engages with its audience through its online presence and the station Journal.