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For one day only: 大象传媒 Radio Salford


Listeners got a surprise today when they woke up to hear that 大象传媒 Radio Salford has taken to the airwaves.

But it's for one day only as 大象传媒 Radio Manchester changes its name and broadcasts live from various locations around Salford.

The spotlight on Salford comes on the back of the increased focus on the city with the 大象传媒's proposal to move five key departments to a new Media City at Salford Quays.

"It's an exciting time for Salford, so we wanted to celebrate the character of the city: its history, music, culture, sport and of course, the people who live there," says Radio Manchester's Managing Editor John Ryan.

Terry Christian kicks off the day from the waterfront near The Lowry.

He talks to Hazel Blears, local MP and Chair of the Labour Party, about her Salford roots.

Terry looks at what the future holds for Salford and talks to local teenagers about their hopes.

He discovers the differences between Manchester and Salford accents when he meets dialect expert Dr Peter Wright.

Adding a touch of mystery, there is also a visit to the haunted Tudor manor house, Ordsall Hall, to investigate the ghostly goings on.

Eamonn O'Neal and Dianne Oxberry take over the airwaves from The Willows, home of Salford Rugby League Club and the Willows Variety Centre.

Joining Dianne and Eamonn live on stage are Seventies duo Brian and Michael who earned fame through their chart-topping song Matchstalk Men.

The Variety Centre has enjoyed 40 successful years in the entertainment industry with the likes of Tony Christie and Bob Monkhouse.

The Drifters, regulars at the Willows down the years, reflect on their favourite venue.

And a man dubbed by many as Mr Salford, rugby club chairman John Wilkinson, is at Barton to explain about their new ground which will be open in two years.

Over the years, tens of thousands of Smiths fans have made the pilgrimage to see the spot where the famous Salford Lads' Club photo was shot.

Richard Fair visits the legendary club in the station's mobile studio 6.

From 4pm, Heather Stott meets local people at The Langworthy Cornerstone Centre which provides a caf茅 and a cr猫che, health advice and employment training to the local community.

Rounding off the day, Gail Sullivan meets punters at the Mark Addy pub on the banks of the River Irwell, the boundary between Manchester and Salford.

The station's jingles have been re-recorded for the day to highlight the change.

大象传媒 Radio Manchester returns at 1am on Tuesday on 95.1 FM and DAB digital radio.

Notes to Editors

大象传媒 Radio Salford's schedule on Monday 12 February (95.1 FM and DAB digital radio) -

6-9am Terry Christian

9am-noon Eamonn O'Neal and Dianne Oxberry

Noon-2pm Allan Beswick

2-4pm Richard Fair

4-6.30pm Heather Stott

6.30-7pm Citizen Manchester - Irish news and culture

7-10pm Becky Want

10pm-1am Phil Wood and Gail Sullivan.

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Category: Radio Manchester
Date: 12.02.2007
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