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Launched July 3, 1975 as Radio Trent, initially broadcasting on FM and medium wave, the station began transmissions to neighbouring Derbyshire in 1987. Renamed Trent FM in 1988, it launched a separate oldies-format service, GEM-AM, on its medium wave frequencies. is the 184th day of the year (185th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. ... Year 1975 (MCMLXXV) was a common year starting on Wednesday (link will display full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar. ... Mediumwave radio transmissions (sometimes called Medium frequency or MF) are those between the frequencies of 300 kHz and 3000 kHz. ... Year 1987 (MCMLXXXVII) was a common year starting on Thursday (link displays 1987 Gregorian calendar). ... This article does not cite any references or sources. ...

Taken over by the GWR Group in 1993, the Nottingham and Mansfield FM services were branded 96 Trent FM, while the Derby service became known as RAM FM. The medium wave GEM-AM service was then sold off, to become Classic Gold GEM. By spring 2005, Trent was owned by GCap Media, after GWR Group's merger with Capital Radio Group. GWR Group was a British radio company, until its merger with Capital Radio Group in May 2005 to form the new company GCap Media. ... Ram FM is a commercial radio station broadcasting to Derby and surrounding areas including Burton-upon-Trent and Matlock. ... Classic Gold GEM Categories: United Kingdom broadcasting stubs | Radio stations in the United Kingdom ... Year 2005 (MMV) was a common year starting on Saturday (link displays full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar. ... GCap Media plc is a British commercial radio company formed from the merger of the Capital Radio Group and GWR Group. ... GWR Group was a British radio company, until its merger with Capital Radio Group in May 2005 to form the new company GCap Media. ... Capital Radios headquarters Capital Radio was, until May 2005, a London-based British radio group. ...

After thirty-one years based at a converted hospital building in the historic street leading to Nottingham Castle, the station began broadcasting from new studios at the Chapel Quarter development at Chapel Bar, at midday on January 9 2007. For the record label, see Hospital Records. ... Nottingham Castle is a castle in Nottingham, England. ... Year 2007 (MMVII) is the current year, a common year starting on Monday of the Gregorian calendar and the AD/CE era. ...

Trent lost its market leading position in the most recent official RAJAR audience figures.

Current Presenters

• Al Booth
• Matt Brown
• James Cook
• Rachael Craggs
• Mark Dennison
• Tim Disney
• Mark Hitchings
• Matt Wilkinson
• Joanna Russell
• Richard Thornton
• Andy Twigge

Former Presenters, Where are they now?

• Chris Ashley.
• Bill Bingham.
• Colin Bower.
• Amanda Bowman, an original Trent Careline presenter who after GEM-AM and then the Classic Gold Digital Network returned to Nottingham for Saga 106.6 FM's morning show. She can now be heard presenting an evening show for Saga's replacement, 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Alex Burnett, whose Trent debut in 1980 was presenting a rock chart during the children's show Roadrunners. He remained involved in radio for some years but steadily gravitated toward his successful career as a record producer, using the name Sandy Burnett.
• Mark Burrows, later at GEM-AM, Saga 106.6 FM and now 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Gary Burton, who presented breakfast, mornings and afternoons on Trent, subsequently of BBC 6Music and Heart FM now at 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Luis Clark, former programme controller at Trent, now at Heart FM
• Jason King[1], now at Key 103 in Manchester
• Richard Clarke and Lucy Horobin, now at Key 103, broadcasting to Emap's other stations in the north of England.
• Jeff Cooper, former presenter with The Superstation, who later presenter a Saturday afternoon show on Saga 106.6 FM, and now does the same at 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• George Taylor, former producer 2005 - 2007, now producer for Pure Tonic Media.
• Jenny Costello, ex Radio 1, now Radio Jackie.
• Danny Cox started at the Trent Derby afternoon show; he took over the Nottingham breakfast show and the weekly top 30 when John Peters moved over to GEM-AM.
• James Daniels, started as swing presenter at Trent FM Nottingham in 1993, moved to Derby when RAM FM was launched in 1994, returned to Trent FM to present the afternoon show from 2000-2003, and then took up the position of Programme Controller at RAM FM in 2003, he is still presently there.
• Viv Evans.
• Tim Gough, who started his career at another 'Original ILR' station, Radio Orwell. He went on to present the weekday drivetime show on Saga 106.6 FM in the East Midlands, and now hosts a show on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Len Groat, former programme controller at Trent, responsible for music, jingles and renaming lots of presenters. Later, he was on GEM-AM. He now hosts 70s Sunday on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Kenny Hague, later of Leicester Sound.
• Erica Hughes, part of the launch team at Saga 106.6 FM.
• Franklyn Hughes.
• Nick Jackson.
• Caren James.
• David Jensen.
• Marcus Langreiter former Producer 1994 - 2005, now programme controller at Severn Sound in Gloucestershire.
• David Lloyd. Lloyd won a Sony award for Trent, was General Manager and Programme Contoller of Leicester Sound, started Lincs FM, worked on Saga 106.6 FM and is now Managing Director of LBC in London, he is also a presenter on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Tony Lyman, later of Leicester Sound, GEM-AM and Saga 106.6 FM. He can now be heard on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Andy Marriott, later Trent 945 Derby and GEM-AM. He was also an announcer for Central Television. He worked on both Saga 106.6 FM in the East Midlands and Saga 105.7 FM in the West Midlands and is now a presenter on 105.7 Smooth Radio.
• Anne Marie Minhall, who started as a Careline presenter, later Rob Wagstaff's assistant on Nightlife and Talkback presenter, then GEM-AM and is now on Classic FM.
• Steve Merike, ex Radio Caroline and Radio 1, afternoon presenter on Trent, later GEM-AM and Saga 106.6 FM.
• Andy Miller, part of the launch team at Trent 945 Derby, now at RAM FM in Derby.
• Guy Morris, later of Leicester Sound
• Graham Neale (Deceased) presented "Castle Rock" on Trent, just after "Newsday", in the 80s.
• Lee Peck
• John Peters, presented the station's first show. He hosted breakfast shows on Trent, GEM-AM and Saga 106.6 FM. He now hosts the drivetime show on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Peter Quinn.
• Dean Roberts, former Evening Show Presenter (Nottingham Nights/Late Night Lounge), later Head of News at Leicester Sound, and is now 96 Trent FM's websitemanager. He was previously at Wyvern FM in Worcester/Severn Sound in Gloucester.
• Paul Robey, later GEM-AM and Saga 106.6 FM.
• David Ross, presented the late show in the mid nineties, also presented shows on GEM AM and the Classic Gold Network. David moved to Magic AM in Sheffield before presenting Drive on Oak FM and then Mid-Morning on Peak FM
• Bob Snyder. The station's first programme director was a former "pirate" who also worked at Piccadilly Radio in Manchester, and Beacon Radio in the West Midlands. Disgusted with British radio, Snyder left for Canada in 1980. He worked with CKLG Vancouver, and then CJDC in Northern BC. He now operates a "show prep" service used by almost 1,000 DJs across North America. (www.tomslake.com)
• Tim Rogers. Started broadcasting career on Radio Trent, went on to also broadcast on Xtra AM in Birmingham and eventually was to be found on Gem Am. He presented National Country Show on the Classic Gold Network which included numerous broadcasts from Nashville, Grand ole Opry etc, a show on Boundary Sound, and now Saga Country on Saga 106.6 FM East Midlands. In February 2007 Tim won the Country Music Association of America International Broadcasters Award for outstanding contributions to Country Music. Quoted by Country Music contempories as "the Country Music Presenter who was the benchmark for us all from the 70's onwards..."
• John Shaw, whose Here Be Dragons late-night Trent show was later in the same Sunday night slot on Saga 106.6 FM wnd was entitled Here Be John Shaw. He can now be heard on 106.6 Smooth Radio.
• Rob Smith, former producer and swing presenter. Went on to Severn Sound in Gloucester, then the GWR network in Bristol to present the evening show "Mel & Rob's Hot 30 Countdown" across 30 stations, now at 2CR FM in Bournemouth presenting the drive show.
• Mark Spivey.
• Dick Stone, former presenter of "Dick in the morning", later programme controller at Trent, and currently in charge of programming on a large number of GCap Media radio stations
• Craig Strong, started on Trent in March 1980, laid off a year or so later, but returned in 1983, and was with the Midlands Radio Group for many years,and later GWR, broadcasting on Trent 96.2 Gem AM, Leicester Sound, Trent 102.8, where Amanda Bowman, now on Smooth was his careline reader! Ram FM,and Mercia FM in Coventry, as well as brief spells on Hereward FM in Peterborough, and B97 in Bedford, plus RSL's for a number of radio station groups including Smooth, Soul FM (GMG) and Trax (Lincs group) It was during his time at Trent he won the Nottingham Evening Post's "After Dark" award as best local radio presenter. Other stations included many in the Lincs group, including Lincs FM itself, Trax FM in Doncaster and Worksop, and Fosseway Radio in Hinckley, as well as a year at 106 Century FM (now Heart)
• Peter Tait (Deceased)
• Brian Tansley, now at the BBC in Nottingham.
• Gary Terzza, who moved to Trent 96.2 after working at Trent in Derby, and now voice-overs on Channel 4.
• Rob Wagstaff, Trent Nightlife and Morning Show presenter, now at Trax FM.
• Pete Wagstaff.
• Dave West (Deceased).
• Dale Winton, now a television entertainment show host.
• Colin Woolley.
• Kevin Wright (Deceased), Early Breakfast presenter circa 1983.
• Sean Goldsmith, came to Trent from Leicester Sound, did the evening show 94-96, then moved to Mercia, Hallam, Century and now at Peak FM

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Until the mid-1990s, Trent pioneered personality-led Independent Local Radio with a distinctive on-air style. Sister stations were spawned with the same jingle packages - Leicester Sound in Leicester and Radio Trent 945 in Derby. Early experimentation with networking between these stations was a sign of things to come, including a period when evening presenters could refer only to "the radio station". For the band, see 1990s (band). ... Logo used by the Independent Broadcasting Authority for promoting Independent Local Radio services. ... Leicester Sound is a radio station in Leicester, England. ... Ram FM is a commercial radio station broadcasting to Derby and surrounding areas including Burton-upon-Trent and Matlock. ... Derby (pronounced dar-bee ) is a city in the East Midlands of England. ...

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GCap Ideas Studio at 96 Trent FM

The 96 Trent FM building also houses the majority of the production studios for GCap Ideas, the commercial arm of GCap Media. GCap Ideas Studio produces the commercial output of GCap Media's regional radio stations, through 8 dedicated studios. 96 Trent FM's Castle Gate building housed 6 of these studios, and the facility remained with 96 Trent FM when it moved to its new home at Chapel Quarter Nottingham in January 2007.

GCap Ideas Studio's current production staff include Phill Danks (Head of Production), Neil Hocking (Studio Manager/Commercial Producer), Claire Puplett (Commercial Producer), Ben Davis (Commercial Producer), Amy Harris (Commercial Producer), Carl Woods (Commercial Producer), Steve Henderson (Commercial Producer) Katrona Jefferys (Commercial Producer), Shelly Smith (Commercial producer)and Ian Williams (Distribution).

Slogans

Some of the more well-known slogans used on air were/are:

• Sounds Like You Wanna Hear
• Magic Trent
• Your 24 Hour Friend
• 96 Trent FM
• Today's best mix, today's best variety
• More music, less talk
• Playing the best mix of the 80's, 90's and today.
• Today's best mix.

Shows

Mondays - Thursdays

• 6.00am to 9.00am - Jo & Twiggy
• 9.00am to 12.00pm - Mark Dennison
• 12.00pm to 4.00pm - Matt Wilkinson
• 4.00pm to 7.00pm - James Cook On Drive
• 7.00pm to 10.00pm - Music Control
• 10.00pm to 12.00am - Late Night Love

Fridays

• 6.00am to 9.00am - Jo & Twiggy
• 9.00am to 12.00pm - Mark Dennison
• 12.00pm to 4.00pm - Matt Wilkinson
• 4.00pm to 7.00pm - James Cook On Drive
• 7.00pm to 9.00pm - Music Control
• 9.00pm to 11.00pm - Party Friday
• 11.00pm to 1.00am - Non Stop Party Friday

Saturdays

• 7.00am to 11.00am - Trent FM Saturday Breakfast
• 11.00am to 2.00pm - The Hit List
• 2.00pm to 3.00pm - The Bit Before Kick Off
• 3.00pm to 7.00pm - Big One & New Ones
• 7.00pm to 11.00pm - Party Saturday
• 11.00pm to 1.00am - Non Stop Party Saturday

Sundays

• 8.00am to 11.00am - Tim Disney
• 11.00am to 3.00pm - Anything Goes With Matt Brown
• 3.00pm to 4.00pm - Non Stop 96 Trent FM
• 4.00pm to 7.00pm - Hit 40 UK
• 7.00pm to 8.00pm - Entertainment Weekly
• 8.00pm to 10.00pm - Myleene Klass Show
• 10.00pm to 12.00am - Late Night Love

External links

• Listen to Trent
• 96 Trent FM's website
• Transmitter Maps.
• Trent FM jingles.
• Trent in Derby
• More Trent History
• Tim Disney Official Site