The station's entirely locally produced programming consisted of popular music from the past 40 years along with news, sport and speech features of general interest to the local population.

In February 2009, the station closed down having run out of cash after just four months on air[2] and its parent company Trent Radio Station Limited was placed into liquidation.

[3] Several weeks later, the station resumed broadcasting having been acquired by local businessman Mo Chaudry.

[4] Chaudry pulled out of backing the station three months later, resulting in an on-air pledge drive asking for listeners to buy a £10 stake in the station.

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