ST
Surely its time for Peter to get an update to his set - must be a decade now of that same setup. It is looking so tired and dated. It is a shame they can't use the real windows overlooking Queen's Gardens.
RA
There are suggestions that BBC local radio will be able to get their own individual jingles again at some point in the future, maybe the regions will also be allowed more leeway shortly as to the presentation and the sets, although with Look Levy it will probably be an armchair and a fireplace.
RA
Harsh words there.
At least they didn't name the baby Peter, that would have meant years of insufferable ego.
Harsh words there.
LS
Lou Scannon
Evan Davis' programme The Bottom Line is a "radio on TV" crossover (BBC Radio 4 / BBC News Channel) with essentially a "tarted-up to look good on TV" radio studio.
Maybe they should give one of the BBC Radio Humberside studios such a makeover, and move Look ULL into there (simulcast on TV, and Radios Humberside & Lincolnshire)?!?!
Maybe they should give one of the BBC Radio Humberside studios such a makeover, and move Look ULL into there (simulcast on TV, and Radios Humberside & Lincolnshire)?!?!
SP
Didn't the Hull opt start out in a converted radio studio at Radio Humberside's old building?
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
Last edited by Steve in Pudsey on 9 May 2019 7:34pm
ST
Indeed in the old building in Chapel Street with Clare Frisby.
Didn't the Hull opt start out in a converted radio studio at Radio Humberside's old building?
Indeed in the old building in Chapel Street with Clare Frisby.
TR
It was a pokey old cupboard from what I remember of the place, the presenting desk so small Levy & Helen Morton/Fospero couldn't fit behind it properly. Radio Bumblesides offices were above the old crown post office in Jameson St with the BBC entrance stuck down the side in Chapel Street next to a newsagent. The desk/gallery was in Leeds as there wasn't room for any of that in the building.
Didn't the Hull opt start out in a converted radio studio at Radio Humberside's old building?
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
It was a pokey old cupboard from what I remember of the place, the presenting desk so small Levy & Helen Morton/Fospero couldn't fit behind it properly. Radio Bumblesides offices were above the old crown post office in Jameson St with the BBC entrance stuck down the side in Chapel Street next to a newsagent. The desk/gallery was in Leeds as there wasn't room for any of that in the building.
ST
It was a pokey old cupboard from what I remember of the place, the presenting desk so small Levy & Helen Morton/Fospero couldn't fit behind it properly. Radio Bumblesides offices were above the old crown post office in Jameson St with the BBC entrance stuck down the side in Chapel Street next to a newsagent. The desk/gallery was in Leeds as there wasn't room for any of that in the building.
I still don't understand why the presentation went solo. Yes, Helen left without any on screen farewell but she could have been replaced surely?!
Didn't the Hull opt start out in a converted radio studio at Radio Humberside's old building?
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
(For pure pedantry, I should point out the Bottom Line was actually in the Millbank studio made to look like a radio studio towards the end of its run)
It was a pokey old cupboard from what I remember of the place, the presenting desk so small Levy & Helen Morton/Fospero couldn't fit behind it properly. Radio Bumblesides offices were above the old crown post office in Jameson St with the BBC entrance stuck down the side in Chapel Street next to a newsagent. The desk/gallery was in Leeds as there wasn't room for any of that in the building.
I still don't understand why the presentation went solo. Yes, Helen left without any on screen farewell but she could have been replaced surely?!
SP
Wasn't that during a period when the BBC was particularly skint, they chose not to replace her and save the salary.