Radio WM Christmas Greetings

Radio WM Christmas card PdW

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Radio WM Christmas card, probably dating from the early 1990s. The card lists the week day, Radio WM presenters’ times, including: Chris Humphreys, Tony Butler, Gordon Astley, Ed Doolan, Pat De Whalley, Paul Brighton and John Taynton. Jenny Wilkes and colleagues from the weekend team receive an honourable mention.

Thanks to Pat De Whalley for sharing the Christmas card.

The following comments were left on the Pebble Mill Facebook page:

Nick Hennegan: ‘Brilliant. Although they missed out ‘Heartlands’.’

Mark Jones: ‘Probably 1991 … After Heartlands opt had ended.’

Chris Humphrys: ‘Don’t think I’ve ever seen this – or the original…would have mentioned they’d spelt my name wrongly otherwise! 1991 is a pretty good guess I think…’

Pat de Whalley – Brum Beat

Brum Beat PdW

 

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This article about Radio WM DJ, Pat de Whalley, is from the Birmingham music magazine, Brum Beat. The magazine was started by band promoter and manager of Black Sabbath, Jim Simpson.

The following comment was left on the Pebble Mill Facebook page:

Gregory Hallsworth: ‘I moved across from CWR to work at Pebble Mill in Spring 1991, and the Sunday evening show was certainly on air then.’

Birmingham Focus – Radio WM supplement

Birmingham Focus, Jenny Wilkes, Gordon Astley, Paul Brighton, Ed Doolan, Tony Butler, Pat de Whalley

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This Radio WM supplement in the Birmingham Focus newspaper of October 1991, features the station’s presenters, left to right: Jenny Wilkes, Gordon Astley, Paul Brighton; front row: Tony Butler, Ed Doolan, and Pat de Whalley.

Thanks to Pat de Whalley for sharing the paper.

The following comments were left on the Pebble Mill Facebook page:

Andy Walters: ‘Jen and Ed still work at WM. Paul is seriously ill after a stroke. I hear Tony isn’t too great either.’

Pete Simpkin: ‘I too am distressed to hear about Paul….we worked the old Wolverhampton studio together in the mid 80s when I was the producer there.’