It’s a full Dales Breakfast each weekday morning from 6am until 10am. Julian serving you the latest news, weather, travel and sport along with all the latest from across the Yorkshire Dales. He’ll have a 7-inch hero and a one hit wonder for you.
Simon keeps you company through the morning from 10am until 1pm as he starts with an hour of memories in ‘The Time Machine’ and he’ll have loads of info on events in the Dales.
Rob gets you through the afternoon from 2pm until 6pm with all the days news, Weather and travel plus the latest from across the Dales and he’ll challenge your musical knowledge at 3.30 with the Top 3.
Friday evening the Goddess of Rock Tiiu Shelley brings you the finest collection of Classic Rock from up and down the decades so you’d better have your air guitar ready 6pm until 10pm.
Saturday mornings is brought to life with great music, loads of info on events in the Dales, local stories from the week and the weekend edition of ‘The Time Machine’ all from 8am until 12pm.
Saturday lunchtime from 12pm until 2pm get ‘Stuck in the 80s’ with loads of great songs from the decade of the Rubik's Cube, Bully's Star Prize, BMX bikes and Yuppies plus there’s a few 80s teasers to get you thinking.
Join Mark for your Saturday Afternoon from 2pm until 6pm playing great music, news and weather across the Yorkshire Dales.
Every Sunday lunchtime Julian gives you the chance to take over Dales Radio with the Sunday Takeover, where you choose the music we play from 12pm. Call 01756 799687 and leave a message, Email studio@dalesradio.co, go to the website dalesradio.co/request or use Facebook, Twitter @dalesradiouk
An afternoon filled with the soothing voice of Stuart Clarkson with music to match and a treat for film fans at 5. Make Stuart your Sunday afternoon choice from 2pm.
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This year's Gargrave Open Gardens will be held on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th June.
Bestselling author, award-winning businesswoman and public speaker Hannah Russell has joined Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust as an Ambassador.
Communities across North Yorkshire will be empowered to undertake social and economic change through networks that are set to “unleash energy and ambition” to drive forward action on a local level.
A portrait of Ingleborough revisited is the title of a new exhibition at the Gallery on the Green in Settle
Rail engineers are making good progress to recover a derailed freight train near Carlisle so major repairs can take place to get the railway reopened for passengers as soon as possible.
Slips, trips and falls by older people can affect their ability to live independently, so North Yorkshire library service is working with North Yorkshire Sport and other partners to host “slipper socials” to tackle this issue.
The summer season on the weekend DalesBus network has come to an end for 2022, as the clocks go back this weekend.
Organisers of the Wharfedale Beer and Music Festival, hope to top the £60,000 barrier in monies raised for worthy causes ahead of this year’s sixth annual event.
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Join me for weekly vinyasa yoga - suitable for all levels including beginners.
at Long Preston Village HallFox On The Run
The SweetCastles
Freya RidingsThe Safety Dance
Men Without HatsLove It When You Call
The Feeling6:00am - 10:00am
10:00am - 1:00pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
2:00pm - 6:00pm
The All Together Now Community Choir
Julian meets the guy behind this amazing choir in Skipton
Constable Burton Hall tulips in full bloom this Bank Holiday weekend.
Major tulip festival in wensleydale this weekend and it's open to the public.
SHOUT IT FROM THE ROOFTOPS - A Terminal Cancer Healing by Lizzie Emery
In 2012 Lizzie Emery from Skeeby was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. Her chemotherapy was described as ‘palliative only’. Eight years on she has regained her full health and strength.
New book captures first decade for Principle Trust Children’s Charity
Mike Davies MBE, from Dales-based charity The Principle Trust, has written a book about the first 10 years of this amazing charity which provides holidays for local children and their families.