Listen Again

Created: 29 June 2019

If you missed this Saturday's edition of Across The Bay with Jan Reid & Peter Guise, or would just like to listen again, then here's your chance. In the local news this week, a Herne Bay Flag, Herne Bay Rocks is Back, and the Beltinge homes development comes under fire again. Featured this week is the Chemotherapy Gifts Bag fund raiser at Gingerbreads. We talk to the organisers and to the Sheriff of Canterbury.

Created: 24 June 2019

Here's a chance to either listen again, or listen for the first time, to Across The Bay with Jan Reid & Peter Guise first broadcast on Saturday 22nd June 2019. This is Herne Bay's local community radio news and magazine programme. Local news items include electric car charging points, Herne Bay Rocks and East Kent Housing. This week's feature showcases the Fun Dog Show whilst Jan & Peter discuss Clean Air Day.

Created: 16 June 2019

With the technical gremlins banished, Across The Bay scheduled for Saturday 15th June was broadcast in its repeat slot of Sunday 16th June 2019 and is now availablr here to listen again or to listen to for the first time. As well as reviewing the news for the week Jan & Peter find out about the model of Apollo XI command module, Columbia, being made for the Herne Bay Creates event in July.

Created: 10 June 2019

If you missed this Saturday's Across The Bay with Jan Reid and Peter Guise, then here's your chance to listen again. Maybe you'd like to hear it again. This edition was first broadcast on Saturday 8th June 2019 and contains a review of the local news and sport for the week plus a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Celebration of Barry Manilow at the Kings Hall although this competition is time limited.

Created: 01 June 2019

If you missed this Saturday's edition of Across The Bay with Jan Reid & Peter Guise, or just want to listen again, then here's your chance. In this edition Cabin FM's news team report on local issues and feature an initiative to give support to Chemotherapy patients. We also hear from the new manager at Herne Bay Football Club.

Created: 25 May 2019

If you didn't get a chance to listen to this week's edition of Across The Bay then you can still catch it here, or if you want to listen again. In this week's edition, as well as the local news round up, Jan and Peter include a report on the Herne By-pass consultation and a chat with Rachel Carnac, the new ward councillor for Reculver on Canterbury City Council.

Created: 18 May 2019

Here's your chance to either listen again or listen for the first time to Across The Bay with Jan Reid and Peter Guie first broadcast on Saturday 18th May 2019.

Topics covered are

New plans for the Plough Inn, Christmas Ice Rink, Naked Bike Ride, and the Sturry Road Relief Scheme among others.

Additional reporting from Damon Oldacre, Vicky Colley and Keith Davy.

Created: 11 May 2019

If you missed this week's edition of Across The Bay with Jan Reid and Peter Guise and want to hear it, or just want to hear it again, here's your chance.

As well as rounding up the Cabin FM local news items first broadcast during the week on Drivetime, there's a full length feature on the Kent Coast Theatre in Whitstable and a chance to win four tickets to their new play RSVP. All you have to do is be the first to tweet them on @kct2015 with the message "I would like to see RSVP with KT and Cabin FM"

Created: 05 May 2019

If you weren't able to catch the local election special of Across The Bay with Jan Reid and Peter Guise first broadcast on Saturday 4th May then here's a chance to either listen for the first time or listen again.

Created: 23 April 2019

Here's a chance to listen again to a Cabin FM Special, The Godfather of Ska, first broadcast on Cabin FM at 9:00 p.m. on Monday 22nd April 2019.

Peter Guise in conversation with Arthur Kay talking about his 40 years in the business that started in 1979 with a gig at the Cabin Youth Centre in Kings Road. Includes tracks for Arthur Kay and The Originals and featuring their new single 'Street Little Princess' to be released in June 2019.