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Your GenX Radio schedule for 29/03/2026
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7:00 - Sunday Breakfast - Nigel Lungley
Join Mark Eley for Sunday breakfast. MArkwill be playing some great music along with some light hearted banter.
9:00 - Sunday Morning - Jake Moyes
Join Jake Moyes as you get up on the laziest day of the week. From 9-11am you can enjoy Jake's unique and unpredictable views on the week and you can get involved in the show during 'Pop-Clusion' where you have to identify a mystery song via 3 cryptic clues. There's nothing like our Jake anywhere else on the wireless!
https://www.facebook.com/JakeMoyesRadio/
11:00 - Tobias Bown on Sunday
Join Tobias for great guests, music and Suffolk conversation. How could 11 extra minutes of sleep a day extend your life and what do you make of working from home? Can you master the Impossible Quiz? Plus Mrs Bown, the Karaoke Nail or Fail and another Retro Revelation.
https://www.facebook.com/tobias.bown
13:00 - Juke Box Memories - Ray Anderson
Take a journey back to the days of the pirates and relive the golden age of radio
15:00 - Vinyl Countdown - 1970s
The chronological story of the UK single via every song to chart in order from the Sensational Seventies continues in May 1971.
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16:00 - Nigel Rennie's Country Express
This week, on the Country Express, memories to come from Brooks and Dunn, Kenny Rogers and Hank Williams Jnr.
Plus, the latest new songs from Ella Langley, Luke Combs and Zach Top. Join Nigel this afternnoon at 4.
18:00 - The Long Player - Matt Boorman
The classics, the forgotten tunes and the hidden gems. 3 tracks from a classic album released in March 1978; new album tracks from Muse and Peter Frampton; your instrumental of the week, and the full UK Long Player Top 10 from March 1979.
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20:00 - Reggae Time - David Freestone
New, classic and local reggae
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Listen Live on DAB, Smart Speaker, App and On-line
Listen again at https://genxradio.co.uk/schedule-listen-again/
7:00 - Sunday Breakfast - Nigel Lungley
Join Mark Eley for Sunday breakfast. MArkwill be playing some great music along with some light hearted banter.
9:00 - Sunday Morning - Jake Moyes
Join Jake Moyes as you get up on the laziest day of the week. From 9-11am you can enjoy Jake's unique and unpredictable views on the week and you can get involved in the show during 'Pop-Clusion' where you have to identify a mystery song via 3 cryptic clues. There's nothing like our Jake anywhere else on the wireless!
https://www.facebook.com/JakeMoyesRadio/
11:00 - Tobias Bown on Sunday
Join Tobias for great guests, music and Suffolk conversation. How could 11 extra minutes of sleep a day extend your life and what do you make of working from home? Can you master the Impossible Quiz? Plus Mrs Bown, the Karaoke Nail or Fail and another Retro Revelation.
https://www.facebook.com/tobias.bown
13:00 - Juke Box Memories - Ray Anderson
Take a journey back to the days of the pirates and relive the golden age of radio
15:00 - Vinyl Countdown - 1970s
The chronological story of the UK single via every song to chart in order from the Sensational Seventies continues in May 1971.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=710507518
16:00 - Nigel Rennie's Country Express
This week, on the Country Express, memories to come from Brooks and Dunn, Kenny Rogers and Hank Williams Jnr.
Plus, the latest new songs from Ella Langley, Luke Combs and Zach Top. Join Nigel this afternnoon at 4.
18:00 - The Long Player - Matt Boorman
The classics, the forgotten tunes and the hidden gems. 3 tracks from a classic album released in March 1978; new album tracks from Muse and Peter Frampton; your instrumental of the week, and the full UK Long Player Top 10 from March 1979.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=710507518
20:00 - Reggae Time - David Freestone
New, classic and local reggae
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1480595970
Good Morning... Sunday 29/03/2026
Today
Starting fine with some sunshine, with this then turning hazy from the northwest as cloud and spells of rain spread in. This rain will then become heavier and more persistent during the afternoon. Maximum temperature 12°C.
Tonight
Cloud and rain clearing southeast, with scattered heavy showers following for a time, otherwise a drier and clearer night with winds easing. Chilly by dawn. Minimum temperature 3°C.
Monday
Perhaps on the cloudy and breezy side with showers, although these lighter than on Sunday. Still some sunny spells possible, mainly later as winds and showers ease. Temperatures near normal. Maximum temperature 12°C.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
A quiet period weather-wise, with some sunny spells but rather a lot of cloud around at times, with a little rain perhaps most likely Thursday. Rather warm, but trending cooler.
Today
Starting fine with some sunshine, with this then turning hazy from the northwest as cloud and spells of rain spread in. This rain will then become heavier and more persistent during the afternoon. Maximum temperature 12°C.
Tonight
Cloud and rain clearing southeast, with scattered heavy showers following for a time, otherwise a drier and clearer night with winds easing. Chilly by dawn. Minimum temperature 3°C.
Monday
Perhaps on the cloudy and breezy side with showers, although these lighter than on Sunday. Still some sunny spells possible, mainly later as winds and showers ease. Temperatures near normal. Maximum temperature 12°C.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday
A quiet period weather-wise, with some sunny spells but rather a lot of cloud around at times, with a little rain perhaps most likely Thursday. Rather warm, but trending cooler.
In 1907, an English builder named William Willett became obsessed with the fact that people were sleeping through beautiful summer mornings. He published a pamphlet called The Waste of Daylight.
While Willett campaigned for years, the change wasn't adopted until World War I. Germany was the first to implement it in 1916 to conserve coal and fuel (less artificial light needed in the evening meant more fuel for the war effort).
The UK and the US followed suit shortly after for the same reason.
Don't forget to adjust your clocks 1 hour forward tomorrow morning as we enter British Summer Time 🌞
While Willett campaigned for years, the change wasn't adopted until World War I. Germany was the first to implement it in 1916 to conserve coal and fuel (less artificial light needed in the evening meant more fuel for the war effort).
The UK and the US followed suit shortly after for the same reason.
Don't forget to adjust your clocks 1 hour forward tomorrow morning as we enter British Summer Time 🌞
We are less than 2 months away from the 2026 Suffolk Show (Official).
We will be there as MEDIA PARTNERS with our roadshow studio so come along and meet your favourite presenters and enjoy some live local music on our stage!
Are you coming?
We will be there as MEDIA PARTNERS with our roadshow studio so come along and meet your favourite presenters and enjoy some live local music on our stage!
Are you coming?
Good Morning... Saturday 28/03/2026
Today
Generally sunny and locally frosty start, before a band of cloud and showers moves southeastwards late morning, clearing early afternoon. Bright or sunny spells and scattered showers follow, these sometimes heavy with a chance of hail. Chilly with brisk winds. Maximum temperature 10°C.
Tonight
Any remaining showers will soon die away to leave a dry and largely clear night. Temperatures will quickly fall as the wind eases, with a widespread slight frost developing. Minimum temperature 0°C.
Sunday
Some early bright spells, then becoming cloudy with spells of rain arriving. Through the afternoon the rain becomes more persistent and locally heavy, clearing southeastwards through the evening. Becoming windy. Maximum temperature 9°C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday
Breezy Monday, with bright spells and perhaps isolated light showers, with temperatures near average. Cloudier Tuesday and Wednesday, with light winds, mostly dry and also milder.
Today
Generally sunny and locally frosty start, before a band of cloud and showers moves southeastwards late morning, clearing early afternoon. Bright or sunny spells and scattered showers follow, these sometimes heavy with a chance of hail. Chilly with brisk winds. Maximum temperature 10°C.
Tonight
Any remaining showers will soon die away to leave a dry and largely clear night. Temperatures will quickly fall as the wind eases, with a widespread slight frost developing. Minimum temperature 0°C.
Sunday
Some early bright spells, then becoming cloudy with spells of rain arriving. Through the afternoon the rain becomes more persistent and locally heavy, clearing southeastwards through the evening. Becoming windy. Maximum temperature 9°C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday
Breezy Monday, with bright spells and perhaps isolated light showers, with temperatures near average. Cloudier Tuesday and Wednesday, with light winds, mostly dry and also milder.
"There's something magical about radio, but especially local radio. It's real, it's personal and it's ours."
Jeremy Durrant signing off on his last drivetime show on GenX Radio Suffolk.
From hosting a haunted halloween special at Ipswich Waterftont to fronting the 2024 new years eve party live from Rubix in Colchester, Jez has thrown himself into GenX radio and we thank him entirely.
Jeremy Durrant signing off on his last drivetime show on GenX Radio Suffolk.
From hosting a haunted halloween special at Ipswich Waterftont to fronting the 2024 new years eve party live from Rubix in Colchester, Jez has thrown himself into GenX radio and we thank him entirely.
