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BBC Radio Oxford
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BBC Radio Oxford is a BBC Local Radio station, which opened on October 29, 1970. It broadcasts on 95.2 MHz VHF FM from the Oxford transmitter.
On April 9, 1996, it was merged with Radio Berkshire to form Thames Valley FM. But this proved unpopular and on February 14, 2000 it was launched again as Radio Oxford, although some output is shared with Radio Berkshire, and in the evenings output is shared also with other BBC local radio stations in the South and South-East of England.
Despite the name, the radio station is intended to serve the whole of the county of Oxfordshire, not just the city of Oxford, and the radio station used to play slogans such as "In Oxford, Abingdon and Banbury, it's your voice", or a similar slogan using another three places in the county (not necessarily including Oxford).
In October 2004, BBC Radio Oxford relaunched with a new lineup. It was designed to make the station more upbeat, and appeal more to the younger generations. To help with this, a new sung jingle package replaced the five-year-old previous one
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- Bill Heine
- Bill Rennells
- Danny Cox
- David Allen
- David Cash
- Dave Gilyeat
- Dominic Busby
- Henry Wymbs
- Jerome Sale
- Jo Thoenes
- Lou Hannan
- Paul Miller
- Phil Kennedy
- Phil Mercer
- Richard Allinson
- Roger Day
- Shabina Akhtar
- Sybil Ruscoe
- Tim Bearder
- Tony Gillham
- Will Banks
- Seán Batty (now with stv)
- Steph Ball
- Cee Daly
- Stav Danaos
- Bee Tucker
- Alison Booker
- Jon Briggs
- Humphrey Carpenter
- David Clargo
- Anne Diamond
- Mike Dickin
- Hedley Feast
- Dave Freeman
- Jonathan Hancock
- Bob Harris
- Timmy Mallet
- Lawrence Pollard
- Libby Purves (now on BBC Radio Four)
- Phil Rapps
- Gary Richardson (now on BBC Radio Five Live)
- Alan Roberts
- Kathleen Shaw
- Mary Small
- Martin Stanford (now a Sky News presenter)
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