Lisa Marrey, a presenter for BBC Radio Merseyside, has announced that her Sunday afternoon show will end.
A presenter for BBC Radio Merseyside has revealed that her program will stop running until later this month.
The station offers both local and national content to Merseyside and the rest of the North West through a mix of 95.5 FM, 1485 AM, DAB Radio, and online.
In recent years, the broadcaster has introduced more networked shows from across the BBC’s portfolio, making both its schedule and presenting lineup changes.
The star will now make it known that Lisa Marrey’s Sunday afternoon program will end this month in a Facebook statement.
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Lisa’s show showcases music, competitions and celebrities from the 80s and 90s, but it will finish next week, reports the Liverpool Echo.
Posting on Facebook today, Lisa said: “Afternoon my lovelies.
With our 80s and 90s show back on the radio.
No unnecessarily grieved because my voice isn’t back to normal but I feel fine.
Let’s get all nostalgically bonded for our final two shows by saying, “Gang, today is our penultimate show together.”
“Total Sport Merseyside on all frequencies till 5pm with Everton coverage, but if you want the hits from the best decades, then you can listen on BBC Sounds on BBC Radio Lancashire.
Ask your smart speaker to play BBC Radio Lancashire or Cumbria.
An “All England” nationwide show will replace the program, which also airs on BBC Lancashire and BBC Cumbria, starting at 2pm next month on all BBC local radio stations.
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Source: Mirror
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