Show Times
Timezone: BST [UTC+1]| Mon: | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm [ - ] | Tue: | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm [ - ] | Wed: | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm [ - ] | Thu: | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm [ - ] | Fri: | 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm [ - ] |
About the Show
Helping you home through the city join our Drive team weekdays* at 4pm
Tune in for news and events in the Norwich area, we’ll let you know about the weather and keep an eye on the roads and rails as you head home.
Of course there’s plenty of music with a mix of great new, local and classic tunes.
There will be plenty of fun features for you to take part in and great chat. Guests from our area will pop on to discuss what they’re up to from gigs, events and people with interesting stories. If you’re planning on heading out then our what’s on guide well tell you what’s going on in the city. Plus the latest local news on the hour from BBC Radio Norfolk.
*Drive is on every 3rd Friday
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Meet Your Hosts
Toby Newton
Future Radio veteran since joining in 2007, I’ve popped up pretty much everywhere at some point. Currently Head of new music, which means I’m the man who is the New Music Review & Drive.
Dean Tucker
Future Radio’s Station Manager who you can also hear on air! Dean has experienced all forms of radio from commercial, BBC and student but has settled on community. You can hear Dean regularly on Drive and occasionally pops up on Breakfast with Future Radio.
Paul Cheeseman
Being part of Future Radio allows Paul to combine two of his passions, radio and the voluntary sector. He loves presenting Drive although he doesn’t drive himself. That explains why his travel updates include so many references to trains, buses and space hoppers.
Jack Jenkins
When Jack is not on the radio, he is an entertainer and presenter. Most notably warming up the crowds and presenting the world bowls championships on the BBC. Very much a jack of all trades…
Richard Maun
Since joining Future Radio in 2010, Richard has presented a range of shows, including 10 years as the host of Business Life (with Anna Stevenson). He loves Drive for its mix of music, local information and cheery good humour. He also loves the Norfolk Broads, big blue skies and his unique Stranglers-edition leftie bass guitar.
