All posts tagged BBC Radio Scotland

BBC Radio Scotland should be revamped, with its head being replaced, according to the prominent Scots historian, Professor Tom Devine. Writing on the website ScottishReview.net, he continues an attack on

GARY Robertson is a presenter on Good Morning Scotland on BBC Radio Scotland. Since 1999, he has presented a range of programmes on radio and TV for BBC

A FORMER Controller of BBC Radio 4 has been appointed chair of the National Library of Scotland. Scot, James Boyle, worked at BBC Radio for over 25 years. Says a

THE radio station, Clyde 2, has enjoyed a reversal in recent fortunes, according to the latest radio listening figures. Says auditing body, RAJAR, which has just issued listening figures

MSPs have reportedly "joined forces" to call on BBC Radio Scotland to re-think a proposal to axe the gardening programme, the Beechgrove Potting Shed. In August, allmediascotland reported the

THE front pages of both the Daily Record and The Scottish Sun are united today in reporting alleged fury on the part of Rangers FC manager, Ally McCoist,

A MOVE towards more speech-based programming during the day is being cited by BBC Radio Scotland in its defence against an attack on it by a prominent Scots

AN EMINENT Scots academic has reportedly criticised BBC Radio Scotland. Professor Tom Devine is quoted in today's Herald as branding the station a "national disgrace". It follows a debate organised

LISTENING figures for BBC Radio Scotland have dropped by just over seven per cent, between the second quarter of last year and 12 months on. Says auditing body, RAJAR,

THE comedian and BBC Radio Scotland presenter, Fred MacAulay, has raised £15,000 for the charity run by STV. MacAulay walked the West Highland Way in aid of the STV Appeal

THE Glasgow-based commercial radio stations, Clyde 1 and Clyde 2, have each suffered a double-digit percentage drop in their average listeners compared to 12 months previously. According to the

THE sister, AM stations of Tay FM and Forth One have each seen their year-on-year listening figures fall by over ten per cent. Says auditing body, RAJAR, the stations