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Steve JennerSteve Jenner is a founding director of the station and along with brother Paul masterminded the trial broadcasts which started in 1999 and the putting together of the company High Peak Radio Ltd. He has presented the weekday afternoon programme from 1 until 4pm since the station began in April 2004. He read the opening message on the station and formerly presented the Saturday afternoon sports programme, which is now presented by Mark Atherton and Norman Taylor. He commentated on the first football outside broadcast the station presented, from the Silverlands.
He also works for the Plain English Campaign in New Mills as a media consultant and as such has appeared on most BBC local stations up and down the country as well as BBC Radio 4 and 5 and counts BBC 2, ITV, BBC 24, Sky News and CNN amongst his screen credits.
As well as presenting the afternoon programme on High Peak Radio, he presents the weekday breakfast show on Ashbourne Radio. He likes really dangerous real ale – you know, the black stuff with a weird name and lumps in it, chips and gravy, reads more than is normal for any human being, is stuffed full of useless information about obscure and ancient hit records, has the loudest mobile phone in the world and wastes huge amounts of staff time asking people to help him find his glasses. Has an ambition to present a programme live from on board his narrowboat from Whaley Bridge basin,or maybe Bugsworth. |
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Paul JennerPaul Jenner is a founding director of High Peak Radio. As Sales Director, he has the daunting task of making sure we sell enough advertising to keep operating profitably a feat he's managed from day one. The day to day manager of the station, he also somehow finds time to present the Saturday morning Weekend Wake Up. He is related by marriage to Steve. They both share the same parents.
One of the station's biggest hits is his 'Shopper’s Sweep' competition, where callers to the station try to work out the price of a bag of shopping. It's always fun watching Paul solemnly declaring he's got balls for birds to give away.
He has worked on a number of stations throughout the Midlands and the North West since 1993 and was, along with Steve, the brains behind the trial radio services in the High Peak which started in 1999 and the making of High Peak Radio Ltd.
Previously a 'live' disc jockey by trade, he is one of very few disco DJs to successfully make the transition from live gig to studio and one of very, very few to actually manage a radio station.
Despite an enthusiasm for fine food and drink Paul refuses to give in and his repeated health kicks, running regimes, half day diets and occasional ill advised football comebacks are the stuff of legend. He can often be seen at the Silverlands on a Saturday afternoon, shouting a variety of non PC pieces of advice to visiting referees. |
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