This year's festive lineup on Salisbury Radio promises to be one of the best yet, with a few surprises along the way!
Our festive schedule gets underway on Christmas Eve, with Matt Rogers revealing the winning school from this year's Song for Christmas at around 1:20 in the afternoon.
On the big day, we have special shows with all the Christmas songs you could wish for. Join Craig Hicks from 7 am with Christmas Day Breakfast.
Then from 10 am, join Andy and Aimee Unwrapped as they warm up for Christmas lunch with a few cheeky pigs in blankets, some sparkling wine and some Christmas Crackers - both the type you pull and the type you play on the radio.
It's then non-stop festive tunes from 1 pm and all through boxing day, too, as the Salisbury Radio team pulls on its elasticated trousers, puts our feet up, and sleeps off our Christmas dinners and boxing day leftovers.
From Tuesday the 27th until Friday the 30th of December, Dan Woodward will be sitting in for Craig at Breakfast whilst Andy Munns covers for Grant on Drive.
Then on New Years' eve - we have you covered as we count down to 2024! Craig Hicks from 4 pm, followed by back-to-back party anthems from 6 pm.
Then from 10 pm, we will have local legend Disco Dion helping us welcome in the new year... It'll be wall-to-wall, uninterrupted party anthems!
Non Stop tunes on Sunday, 1st of January, and we return to our regular lineup on Monday, 2nd of January 2023.
The whole team at Salisbury Radio would like to wish all of our listeners a very merry Christmas and a happy new year! Thank you for listening... we have lots of exciting things coming in 2023!
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