Bill Hensley, station manager at Huntingdon Community Radio, talks about what's coming up at the station.

A new year brings opportunities for new challenges. We have been broadcasting 24/7 for some years now, but this year, we hope to bring in even more presenters to our team.

If you think you might be interested in joining us then, please check our website’s 'Join Us' section.

We started our year by uniting with Cruse Bereavement Support and naming them as our Charity of the Month.

Norman Knapper spoke with their representative Angela Meadows on the  Over to You programme about the work they do here in Huntingdonshire and also how many bereaved people find the Christmas period very hard.

It’s good to know there’s an organisation willing to listen to those who find the loss of loved one very difficult.

Although the weather is cold and frosty, there’s still some jobs which need to be done in the garden and our new monthly gardening programme, sponsored by Notcutts Garden Centre in Brampton, helps with giving you some tips.

In our January programme, Norman Knapper spoke with gardening expert, Bruce Coulson, about planting seed potatoes.

The new monthly programme on a Wednesday will give you advice, tips and encouragement, so do tune in.

Getting fit is often a new year’s resolution for many and if this is for you, then do tune in to our monthly health and wellbeing programme.

We have a monthly health and fat loss show on our Over to You’ series on a Friday night. Judith Barrass, our resident health professional, gives practical tips on diet planning which could change your life for the better.

Meanwhile our great music programmes continue. Mornings with Peter Rogers and Afternoon Gold give a great selection of music for daytime listening and our evening specialist shows are designed for the connoisseur.

If you like soul and Motown, rock ‘n roll, country music, soft rock, jazz, 80’s music, disco dancing, or simply music to chill out to, we have something for everyone.