In this edition of ‘Mike Watkins Investigates’ comedienne and two-time ‘Funny Women’ finalist Cerys Nelmes descends on Stroud FM. Wooton-under-Edge’s most famous export talks to Mike Watkins about her career in comedy, reminisces about some of the weird and wonderful things she did before moving into comedy and explains the significance of living with the ‘teenager’.

This week’s edition of SWANS, produced and presented by Jo Lawson, with guest Clr Debbie Young, and fellow swans Tammy, Beth, and Sandrine! Full details to follow soon…

As you can see from the title we’re going with a predictable title this week. After an appropriate seasonal song from the Enid we lanuch ito Yes and let the songs go from there. Featuring the likes of Focus, East of Eden King Crimson and Lifesigns. If you can guess the identity of the Interlude band, reward yourself with an air guitar!

The host and his guest Steve Watson travel across the ocean by boat for a well deserved holiday in the Bahamas. However, the journey soon becomes fraught with disasters and is anything but restful.

Please join me for Too School For Cool and 2 hours of only the finest music – from the outstanding decade of decadence. This week we’re on it like a car bonnet with pearls in the shell from masters of the universe such as Black Box, Richard Marx, Queen, Reo Speedwagon, Goria Estefan, Go West, Bucks Fizz, Oingo Boingo, Brand New Heavies, Guns and Roses, The Bee Gees and fifty sheds more. We hear from Eddie the Eagle Edwards about the up and coming film of his life and ask if the rumours are true that Rupert Grint AkA Mr Ron Weasley will be playing the lead role? There’s another fab Queen song in my Clares’ Pick of the Week and we salute Lord David Beckham as he finally retires from the glorious game. It’s all hot to trot and it’s all here without fear – TSFC on StroudFM…...the station for a nation x…..................Note – The stream counter below is not working and set at zero

All aboard! A program that showcases music from a selection of the best songwriters – local, national and international. Tonight’s featured album comes from an artist who will be performing in Gloucester in July – 3 tracks from Thea Gilmore’s new album ‘Regardless’. The ‘artist double shot’ comes from Scottish band Primal Scream. We also hear songs new and old from the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Patty Griffin, Steve Mason, The Who, Johnny Marr, The Unthanks, Joey Ramone, The Tallest Man On Earth, Fleetwood Mac, Don McGlashan, Bob Dylan + much, much more… Also fabulous music from Gloucestershire – courtesy of Welcome To Marathon, Alex Petrie and Ethemia. We also air a gorgeous track from a band that were tipped for big things, however due too very limited radio play in this country folded a number of years later – a brilliant song from ‘Hobotalk’. See ‘The Mystery Train’ facebook page for further info about the show… https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Mystery-Train/378183978870637?ref=hl – If you enjoy what you hear please go ‘like’ my page and the StroudFM facebook page. Feel free to say hello on twitter – @alexhuskisson – Thank you for listening.

The Gloucestershire Echo’s chief football writer Jon Palmer returned to The Locker Room to review another season in the Football League for Cheltenham Town which saw the Robins comes close again to achieving promotion.

The counties premier football club also reached the third round of the FA Cup and Palmer, who has scribed two books on the Robins, delivered his reaction on a campaign which saw CTFC miss out in the semi-finals against Northampton.

He touched on everything from the end of season movements with the comings and goings at Whaddon Road while also looked back at the League 2 campaign for the whole of the division with the play off final between Bradford and the Cobblers this weekend.

There’s also his thoughts on Gloucester City’s groundshare at Whaddon Road, the next season for the Robins in League Two and much more in a packed hour of Cheltenham Town chat.

There’s also the latest local football news featuring Forest Green Rovers transfer movements as Andy Mangan returned to the Nailsworth club.

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