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Fiona Love

Fiona Love knows her music and works in the industry. She is always on the look out for talent and knows a good piece of music when she hears it, being a singer songwriter herself. She loves all creative arts and has performed on a few theatre stages, as well as behind the scenes, directing, writing and producing. She loves collaborating, creating and is very holistic in her approach. Tune in to her shows on Monday for 'Positive Vibes' 10am - 12pm & All About Folk on a Sunday at 8pm - 10pm 

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  • Airplay 40 with Spencer James

    4:00pm - 5:00pm

  • The Hot 30 Countdown with Tim Morsley

    5:00pm - 7:00pm

  • The Blues Cafe with Steve James

    7:00pm - 8:00pm

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  • Community Hero's Weekend

    Community Heroes Weekend
    Schedule 2025.

    Friday 17th October
    10-11:30am – Dean Wilkinson with the Mayor of Hebden Royd Keith Butterick
    11:30am-1pm – Daryl Gill shines a light on our community heroes
    1-3pm – David Millington chats with Pete Berrisford from the Hebden Bridge Picture House
    3-4pm – Steve Ashley is joined by members of Age Concern Todmorden
    4-5pm – Steve Ashley and Diane Moralee chat about her 150 mile walk to raise money for the Overgate Hospice
    5-7pm – Viv & Dave present six of their Real Voices of Happy Valley podcasts
    Roger O Doherty and his charity calenders
    Northern Powerhouse Boxing
    Full of Joy animal sanctuary
    St Augustine’s refugee charity
    Matt Taylor and land management
    Rev Catherine Shelley, vicar of Todmorden
    There is also music from Madeleine Brooks and the Owter Zeds who have done more charity work than any other valley band.
    7-9pm - Linz chats to Louise Evans of Heptonstall Repair Café


    Saturday 18th October
    10-11am – Tim Morsley is joined by the Halifax Street Angels
    11am-12noon – members of the Mytholmroyd Soul Club join Steve Ashley
    12-1pm – Steve Ashley chats to Yvonne and Debbie from the Todmorden Health Centre Champions
    1-2pm – Tim Morsley with Jo Core from Nest Helping The Homeless
    2-3pm – Hebden Bridge Post Master and Banking Hub manager Satnam Singh joins Tim Morsley to talk about his charity work including trekking to Everest base camp
    3-5pm – Guy Parry is joined by Frank Page from Litterfree Sowerby Bridge


    Sunday 19th October
    8-10am – Dean Wilkinson talks to Neil Taylor from Dementia Friendly Todmorden
    10-11am – Guy Parry is joined by Flossy, a young girl who has been busking for charity and so far has raised £989. Listen out for a special live performance by her in the studio
    11am-12pm – members of the Todmorden Choral Society join Guy Parry
    12-2pm – Linz talks to Bob Galtery from Friends of Crow Wood Park
    2-4pm – Dean Wilkinson rounds off this year’s Community Heroes Weekend


  • Welcome to Calder Valley Radio.

    Welcome to Calder Valley Radio. Established in 2020 with Dave, Guy, Fiona, Tony and Val and the help of Hebden Royd Town Council and comedian, Jon Richardson, we launched in the middle of a pandemic. All our Planning in 2019, could never have prepared us for what happened in 2020, but this was our best training. We didn't miss a broadcast and even through our own health issues and sad times, we carried on. Radio became our support too, in our times of need. We know, from your messages to us, that Calder Valley Radio helped you through too and music truly is a great healer.

    As we venture forth, with Tim Morsley as our Programme Manger and a great team behind the scenes, we are so excited to be supported by Calderdale Council. We are looking forward to delivering a wonderful programme of events and shows in the coming seasons ahead.

  • We will Miss you Tony!!

    All our thoughts and love to Tony’s Family and Friends in this time. We will miss you very much Tony, we are forever grateful for helping to set us up & being such a core member of our team. Being behind the mic is what you loved doing and it’s how we will remember you. 💗💗💗

  • Trevor Simpson was born and raised in Kebroyd, Triangle and spent most of his working life in Halifax. After joining the legal firm of Bearder and Son, solicitors from school, he spent thirty-two years working for them as the agency manager for Abbey National Building Society. When the Abbey decided to open a full branch office in 1990, they offered Trevor the job of Branch Manager, where he worked for several years, before taking early retirement in 1995. 

    A keen sportsman, Trevor played as a goalkeeper in local football and was an avid Halifax Town supporter from the age of seven. An injury in 1966 enforced his change of direction and he became a football referee after learning his craft locally. He progressed through to the Football League where he spent seven seasons (1984-1991) officiating at the highest domestic level (all top clubs except West Ham Utd!). He also had two appearances in Wembley F.A. finals, various European and International matches and as a linesman at a World Cup qualifier. He retained his activity in football working for The Professional Game Match Official Ltd. as a referee coach and later a referee assessor on the F.A. Premier League. Trevor also completed 30 consecutive years as a referee and ambassador at the Dallas Cup International Youth Tournament in Texas. 

    His greatest interest outside sport has always been popular music. An avid record collector since his teenage years, Trevor possessed every No.1 record since the British charts began in 1952. He was viewed by many as a worldwide authority on Elvis, wrote numerous articles about him in various worldwide magazines and visited Graceland several times. Trevor published five comprehensive volumes charting Elvis’s early career which have now sold-out. He researched and wrote two local volumes of ‘Small Town, Saturday Night’ chronicling the 1960s music scene around Halifax. He was also part of the Halifax Music Heritage Trails.

    Trevor was the founder of Radio Calderdale in 1981, the hospital radio service in Halifax. During his time there he did regular shows and helped raise funds for the station. Each year until 2020, Trevor broadcast on Christmas Day morning and took great delight in announcing the babies that had been born that day. He also assisted with live commentary of FC Halifax Town’s matches from the Shay for several years. For the past two years, he volunteered as a presenter at the online community radio station, Calder Valley Radio, where his weekly music show was adored by many listeners all over the world. He cared passionately about the station, helping out with grants and fund-raising initiatives, such as the hugely successful Elvis night in September 2023.

    Following the sad news of Trevor's passing in January, his family have decided that any donations made in Trevor's memory should go to Calder Valley Radio as Trevor really enjoyed the two years he spent with the station and did so much to raise our profile.

    If you would like to donate, here is the link:

    https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/in-memory-of-trevor-simpson

     

     

     

                      

     

     

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