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Go Radio (Glasgow)

Radio station in Scotland

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Go Radio Glasgow

Glasgow and the west
Frequency	Dab - 11D
Programming
Format	CHR / POP
History
First air date	17 July 2018
Links
Website	https://thisisgo.co.uk/

Go Radio Glasgow is a commercial digital audio broadcasting station based in Glasgow, Scotland. It broadcasts to Glasgow and Central Scotland on the Switch Scotland digital radio multiplex. It launched on 17 July 2018, and re-launched on Friday 17 April 2020^{[further explanation needed]}. The station is primarily owned and funded by William Haughey, Baron Haughey, a Scottish businessman and philanthropist who also appears on air presenting a business-related programme.^[1]

History[edit]

Go Radio was originally conceived in 2016, as a fully local Glasgow-based radio service in response to a perceived decrease in Glasgow-specific programming on the city's other local radio stations, such as Clyde 1.^[2] Its original presentation lineup included former Clyde presenters, including Suzie McGuire.^[3]

Programming[edit]

All programming is produced and broadcast from Go Radio studios in Glasgow. The station broadcasts live shows daily between 6am and midnight.

The station's weekday presenters include Gary Muricroft and Grado (wrestler) (Go radio breakfast with Crofty and Grado^[4]), Gary Marshall (Go Radio No - repeat workday), Gina Mckie (Drive), Joe Kilday (Evenings).^[5]

Between 9am and 5pm the station doesn't repeat a song under the No repeat workday.

The weekend line up includes Dance music shows with Stevie Lennon ^[6] and a business show ' The GO Radio Business Show with Hunter & Haughey' with Tom Hunter and Willie Haughey.^[7]

News and sport[edit]

Sports coverage airs under as the GO radio football show and includes live match reports during the season and a magazine show /phone in on weekday evenings. It is presented by Paul Cooney and Rob MacLean and features regular panellists Barry Ferguson and John Hartson.^[8]

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