Cross Rhythms Plymouth 96.3FM

Thank you for visiting the webpage for Cross Rhythms Plymouth 96.3FM (a Spirit Of Plymouth initiative)

Official Launch

Cross Rhythms Plymouth launched on March 29th 2007! A dedication service and live broadcast were held at St Andrews Church in Plymouth city centre. Around 450 people attended including the Lord Mayor and church leaders from across the denominations.

Listen Now:
» Radio console (recommended)
» External Windows Media Player

Other ways to listen:
» 96.3FM in Plymouth
» Direct Streaming link

Read More About The Station

• Tony Cummings caught up with CR Plymouth's CEO Chris Girdler to find out how things are going. Read more. (14th Nov 2007)

• Chris Cole reports on Plymouth winning the community radio licence. (15th Dec 2005)

Cross Rhythms Plymouth Staff

Chris Girdler - Station Manager
Chris Walker - Acting Programme Controller
Ian Pilkington - Advertising Sales Director
Paula Hocking - Events Co-ordinator
Richard Smith - Presenter/Producer
Richard Hargrave - Presenter

Volunteers Needed

Are you interested in radio? Do you live in Plymouth or the surrounding areas? Do you have some free time? Then perhaps you'd like to get involved!

Whatever your skills, whatever your experience, we need you!

Prayer and Finances

If you are interested in supporting Cross Rhythms Radio Plymouth in prayer or financially, or would just like to find out more, we'd love to hear from you!

Cross Rhythms Plymouth is a Community radio station and needs the support of the local community. Let's build a successful station together.

Cross Rhythms Plymouth Contact Details

Tel: 01752 225623
Email: info@crossrhythmsplymouth.co.uk
Studio Email: studio@crossrhythmsplymouth.co.uk
Texting: Text 'Studio' plus your message to 82088, (standard network rates apply).

VOTE FOR PURE FREEDOM!! (As heard on Community Matters)

Pure Creative Arts is a dynamic and multi-faceted company who work through music, theatre in education and workshops to challenge young people to discover their individual worth and potential. Where young people suffer from low self esteem and consequently struggle with issues such as eating disorders and self harm, Pure aim to work alongside them and show them how to deal with how they feel in a more constructive way and see how positive change can come about.

Pure Creative Arts have applied for funding through Glamour Magazine and Avon and been shortlisted for the £5,000 prize to set up a project called Pure Freedom that would operate from Pure Creative Arts. The vision for Pure Freedom is to be a group mentorship programme specifically for young people who are struggling with self-harm and eating disorders.

Pure Freedom has two strands to it, the first to be inputting into the young people through the arts - leading workshops in dance, theatre etc and training them to a standard where they will put on their own productions. By using the arts workshops Pure Freedom will be helping to release young people into their full potential, gain confidence and worth in what they are capable of doing. The second part of Pure Freedom will be aimed at working on how to develop positive coping mechanisms with the young people and will be more focussed on why they are harming themselves through whichever means. For this part of the project, Abbie will be on site to give medical assistance and input to the young people.

Cast your vote NOW! To vote visit www.avonhellotomorrowfund.com. You can also visit the Pure website for information on Pure as a whole www.purecreativearts.co.uk

 More in Cross Rhythms Plymouth 96.3FM..

• The Evening Show
• Articles by Ian Pilkington
• Articles by Chris Cole
• Articles by Paula Hocking
• Community Radio Annual Reports
• Cross Rhythms Experience Columns
• The Worship Warehouse
• The Breakfast Show